Private Bedroom Suite
The single bedroom accommodates up to four guests across two queen beds, with room-darkening shades, built-in closet and drawers, and sufficient floor space to move freely between furniture without compromise.








A 60m² apartment that balances Swiss refinement with genuine domestic comfort — designed for up to six guests in the heart of Basel - Erlenmatt.
The EiNSTEiN II.V Apartment occupies a well-proportioned 60-square-metre floor plan at Tangentenweg 32 in Basel - Erlenmatt, Switzerland.
A Considered Space on Tangentenweg
The EiNSTEiN II.V Apartment occupies a well-proportioned 60-square-metre floor plan at Tangentenweg 32 in Basel - Erlenmatt, Switzerland. The building's clean architectural lines are echoed inside, where room-darkening shades, a measured palette, and thoughtfully arranged furnishings create an atmosphere that is calm without being austere. Natural light moves through the apartment throughout the day, and the elevator provides level access from street to front door.

The single bedroom anchors the private portion of the apartment, fitted with two queen beds that make it well suited for couples travelling together, small families, or guests who simply appreciate the luxury of space. The living area extends the apartment's sleeping capacity through a sofa bed, bringing the total guest count to six without sacrificing the sense of openness that defines the layout. A private entrance and contactless check-in mean arrivals unfold on your own terms, without coordination pressure.
The kitchen is provisioned to a standard that removes any need to eat out by obligation rather than choice. A dishwasher, oven, microwave, induction stove, freezer, fridge, coffee maker, and water kettle are all present, alongside crockery, cutlery, pots, pans, wine glasses, and cooking basics. Whether you are preparing a market breakfast or a full evening meal, the tools are in place. The apartment also includes a washer, dryer, iron, printer, and desk — practical infrastructure for guests whose stay extends beyond a weekend.
Tangentenweg 32 sits within Basel - Erlenmatt, a city that rewards deliberate exploration. The Rhine curves through the urban fabric just minutes away, and the city's extraordinary density of museums, galleries, and market architecture is accessible on foot or by Basel - Erlenmatt's efficient tram network. Paid off-premises parking is available for guests arriving by car, and the deck and outdoor seating area provide a quiet retreat at the end of a day spent in the city.
Sixty square metres arranged with intention — a bedroom, a living space, a full kitchen, and a private deck in Basel - Erlenmatt, Switzerland.
The single bedroom accommodates up to four guests across two queen beds, with room-darkening shades, built-in closet and drawers, and sufficient floor space to move freely between furniture without compromise.
The living area doubles as a third sleeping zone via a sofa bed, and functions as the social centre of the apartment during waking hours — television, natural light, and access to the deck and outdoor seating.
A complete domestic kitchen with oven, microwave, induction stove, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, water kettle, coffee maker, wine glasses, crockery, cutlery, pots, pans, and all cooking basics for a self-sufficient stay.
A private deck with outdoor seating extends the apartment's usable space into the open air, offering a place to sit with coffee in the morning or a glass of wine in the evening without leaving the property.
A dedicated desk and printer serve guests managing remote work or business travel, while the washer, dryer, and iron ensure practical self-sufficiency throughout stays of any length.
You approach Tangentenweg 32 and complete check-in without waiting for anyone — the contactless system grants access on arrival and the private entrance leads directly into your floor. The apartment is exactly as presented: ordered, warm-toned, and immediately habitable. You set down luggage in the bedroom, where two queen beds flank a room kept dark by quality shades, and the quiet of the building settles around you.
Morning begins with the coffee maker running while you scan what the kitchen holds — crockery already in the cupboards, crockery already on the shelves, a full set of pots and pans ready for use. You might walk to a nearby bakery or market and return to prepare breakfast at the dining table, light coming in at a low angle from the windows. The desk and printer are available if work is part of the agenda, and the WiFi sustains video calls without interruption.
Afternoon in Basel - Erlenmatt opens in several directions. The Rhine is reachable within minutes, its banks populated with locals and visitors moving at an unhurried pace. The museum quarter — home to institutions that have shaped contemporary art collecting worldwide — is close enough to visit without planning the day around transportation. You return to the apartment before evening, use the washer if the day warranted it, and consider whether to eat out or to cook. The wine glasses are already in the cabinet.
By evening, the outdoor seating area on the deck offers a pause before dinner. Basel - Erlenmatt's restaurant scene is dense and varied, from traditional Beizli serving regional dishes to contemporary addresses drawing on the city's cross-border position between Switzerland, Germany, and France. Back inside, the television and room-darkening shades prepare the space for a restful night.

10 minutes by foot
The Rhine embankment draws Basel - Erlenmatt's residents for swimming, cycling, and watching the current move through the city. A central part of daily life in Basel - Erlenmatt.

20 minutes by tram
One of Switzerland's most significant private art collections, housed in a Renzo Piano building in Riehen and accessible from Basel - Erlenmatt by a direct tram connection.

15 minutes by foot
The historic market square anchors Basel - Erlenmatt's old town, flanked by the red sandstone Rathaus and hosting fresh produce markets on weekday and Saturday mornings.

18 minutes by foot
The oldest public art museum in the world, holding works by Holbein, Cézanne, Picasso, and a deep collection of post-war painting and sculpture in central Basel - Erlenmatt.
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