Main Living Area
A broad, light-filled reception space at the top of the building with tall windows and considered furniture selection. Scaled to accommodate the full group of 8 in comfort, with clear delineation between seating and dining zones.








A top-floor luxury apartment on Rheingasse 25, holding up to 8 guests in the heart of Kleinbasel.
Rheingasse 25 sits within Kleinbasel, the historically working-class quarter that now anchors Basel - Altstadt Rheingasse's most vibrant cultural and culinary scene.
A Top-Floor Residence on One of Basel - Altstadt Rheingasse's Most Storied Streets
Rheingasse 25 sits within Kleinbasel, the historically working-class quarter that now anchors Basel - Altstadt Rheingasse's most vibrant cultural and culinary scene. The building itself reflects the layered architectural character of this part of the city — solid masonry construction with generous proportions, tall windows that channel the particular quality of northern Swiss light, and a position elevated above the street to afford an unobstructed relationship with the surrounding roofscape and the River Rhine just steps away. The TL24 apartment occupies the top floor, a deliberate choice that separates guests from the rhythm of the street while placing them within immediate reach of everything Kleinbasel and the wider city have to offer.

The interior has been composed with a clear luxury intention. Surfaces are considered rather than decorative — materials chosen for longevity and tactile quality. The spatial arrangement prioritises flow and light, with living and sleeping areas scaled to accommodate up to 8 guests without compromise to comfort or privacy. Every element of the furnishing programme reflects the Special Apartments Basel - Altstadt Rheingasse commitment to delivering interiors that exceed the standard of a hotel suite.
Rheingasse itself runs parallel to the Rhine, connecting the Mittlere Brucke — Basel - Altstadt Rheingasse's most celebrated medieval bridge — to the Kaserne cultural complex. Within minutes on foot, guests reach the old city centre, the Basel - Altstadt Rheingasse Art Museum, the Tinguely Museum, and a dense concentration of independent restaurants, wine bars, and specialty coffee. The weekend flea market at Petersplatz, the Basel - Altstadt Rheingasse Fasnacht district, and the seasonal Christmas market are all within comfortable walking range.
The apartment is managed by Special Apartments Basel, a host known for meticulous property standards and attentive service throughout a stay. Guests are advised to review arrival details provided at the time of booking confirmation, as access arrangements are coordinated direct
Top-floor light, warm material choices, and considered spatial arrangement — captured across the apartment's principal rooms and the Kleinbasel streetscape below.
A broad, light-filled reception space at the top of the building with tall windows and considered furniture selection. Scaled to accommodate the full group of 8 in comfort, with clear delineation between seating and dining zones.
The primary sleeping space is proportioned for rest and recovery, finished in warm-toned materials with quality linens. Positioned to take advantage of the apartment's elevated footprint, away from street-level sound.
Additional sleeping areas across the apartment are arranged to provide genuine privacy for each guest group, with consistent quality of finishing and bedding throughout. The full apartment sleeps up to 8 guests without compromise.
A kitchen configured for serious use — full appliances, ample counter space, and quality cookware. Integrated with the main living area to allow the group to remain connected during meal preparation.
Multiple bathrooms finished in contemporary materials serve the apartment's guest capacity. Fixtures are selected for durability and aesthetic coherence, with adequate provision for all 8 guests without scheduling conflicts.
A private entry sequence from the building stair to the apartment door provides a clean transition from the city below. Adequate storage at arrival for luggage and outerwear for a full group of guests.
You arrive on Rheingasse 25 and the street immediately tells you something about where you are. The Rhine is audible if the season is right; the old city walls and the rhythm of narrow medieval lanes are a minute in any direction. The building entrance gives way to the ascent to the top floor, and when the apartment door opens the quality of light is the first thing that registers — Basel - Altstadt Rheingasse's characteristic northern luminosity pooling across pale surfaces and warm-toned furnishings.
Mornings here have a particular quality. The city below moves at the measured pace of Swiss civic life. You prepare coffee in a kitchen that functions as seriously as it looks, then settle at the window to watch the Rhine catch early light. Breakfast might be sourced from the weekend market at Petersplatz, a ten-minute walk, or from one of the independent bakeries and provisions shops that line the streets between Rheingasse and the Marktplatz.
In the afternoon, Basel - Altstadt Rheingasse opens itself without effort. The Kunstmuseum is a short walk across the middle bridge; the Fondation Beyeler, world-class in its permanent collection, is reachable by tram. The narrow lanes of Grossbasel invite unhurried exploration — covered arcades, bookshops, apothecaries, and the kind of architecture that rewards looking upward. The apartment, generously scaled for up to 8 guests, serves equally as a base for day trips into the surrounding region: the Alsatian vineyards of France to the west, the Black Forest to the north, and the Swiss countryside to the south are all within an hour.
Evening draws you back. The Kleinbasel restaurant scene is concentrated and confident — natural wine bars, contemporary Swiss kitchens, and long-established Rhine-view terrace dining all within the immediate neighbourhood. The apartment itself absorbs the group at the end of the day with the ease of a space designed for exactly this purpose.

3 minutes by foot
Basel - Altstadt Rheingasse's oldest Rhine crossing, dating to the 13th century, connects Kleinbasel to the old city and offers one of the most photographed perspectives of the river.

12 minutes by foot
One of the oldest and largest public art collections in the world, holding works from the 15th century to the contemporary. An essential Basel - Altstadt Rheingasse institution, recently expanded.

5 minutes by foot
A converted barracks complex housing theatre, live music, a riverside restaurant terrace, and one of the city's most active independent cultural programmes throughout the year.

8 minutes by foot
The historic market square fronted by the vivid red Rathaus, hosting a daily produce market and serving as the social and civic centre of Basel - Altstadt Rheingasse's old town.
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