BS Hodler III - Marktplatz HITrental Apartment

Living between Marktplatz and Barfüsserplatz - experience Basel city life first hand in this pretty 1.5 room apartment for four people! The apartment "Hodler III", named after the painter Ferdinand Hodler, has 1.5 rooms and offers space for a total of four guests. In the large living/bedroom there are two small double beds and a comfortable sofa with pull-out function. The adjacent open kitchen offers everything you need for cooking - hotplates, oven, dishwasher, fridge with freezer compartment, Nespresso coffee machine, crockery, cutlery, pans and many other common kitchen utensils. Of course the apartment has its own bathroom with WC and shower. On the beautiful balcony you can enjoy warm sun hours and let the days end comfortably. The apartment is facing the inner courtyard, overlooks the historic old town wall and lies absolutely quiet. Our service includes free Wi-Fi Internet, TV with international channels, towels and bed linen. The building in which the attractive holiday apartment is located is newly built and completely wheelchair accessible. There is, of course, a passenger lift. The price includes all additional costs and the use of the common laundry room with three washing towers. The holiday apartment is located in a central location in Basel between the Marktplatz and the Barfüsserplatz. Together with the Münsterplatz, these two squares belong to the most famous squares in the city. Various markets and other events regularly take place there. Not far from Rümelinsplatz 1, where the holiday home is located, lies the banks of the Rhine and also the Münster Cathedral, a main landmark of Basel, is only a stone's throw away. You can reach the train station and the Basel Exhibition Centre by tram in less than 10 minutes. A footpath to the exhibition grounds or to the railway station is also worthwhile, as you can explore the banks of the Rhine and the old town at the same time. There are also various shopping facilities, restaurants and museums in the surrounding area, such as the Art Museum or the Historical Museum.