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Our top choices for Basel (ZBA-Basel Bad Train Station) hostels

1. Silo Design & Boutique Hostel

Basel City Centre

Edgar

AED 561 total

includes taxes & fees

20 Sep - 21 Sep

2. Youth Hostel Basel

Basel City Centre

Alan

AED 574 total

includes taxes & fees

20 Sep - 21 Sep

3. Hyve Hotel Basel - Hostel

Gundeldingen

Travis

AED 435 total

includes taxes & fees

20 Sep - 21 Sep

Desk, rollaway beds (surcharge), WiFi (free), individually decorated

4. Basel Backpack - Hostel

Gundeldingen

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5. Hyve Hostel Basel

Gundeldingen

"I think this people are dishonest. They made me pay twice at the check in, although I showed them my payment confirmation email and when I came back because of hotel.com debit on my account they pretended that everything was normal and it's only when I came back with proof of two payments that they admitted their mistaken and they didn't even apologize, they were acting like it was usual. Also there was a city tax not announced in the reservation."

Louise

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Top Basel Hotel Reviews

Novotel Basel City

10/10 Excellent

"Beautiful hotel and staff were really helpful. We didn't realise that Switzerland had different electrical plugs to the rest of Europe, but the lovely lady on reception lent us an adapter. Wish we could have stayed longer"

Steinenschanze Charming City & Garden Hotel

8/10 Good

"I found the staff to be very helpful, getting me ice for my knee and with directions. The atmosphere was very pleasant; I enjoyed the garden. And the location was superb in terms of the train station and the old town - easy for me and very walkable. I found the breakfast unusual but good and I liked the attention to healthier items. I think a child from the U.S. might have a hard time with the lack of usual U.S. breakfast items, but I enjoyed the idea of a different experience and local food. My only concern was with the lack of air conditioning. I understand air conditioning is not common in Europe, but I was unprepared for the discomfort just being in the room a short time with the excessive heat and humidity. My home is very hot, but not humidy. However, the staff found me a room that did have AC, which was very comfortable."