Its a recommended place for a short stay.

*** (16/08/2017 10:55)
Wonderful local restaurant with a very attentive ownership team. I have been lucky enough to visit here a few times, and without fail have opted for their special menu, which has invariably been delicious and interesting (most notably Alsace blood sausage around Christmas). Although largely visited by locals, it is worth the trip for anyone living in Basel.

*** (25/07/2017 14:56)
This hotel is the worst we have ever stayed in. It's dirty, shabby and the bedrooms need refurbishment. The guy at reception (Teeboli) is totally unprofessional and obnoxious. I definitely would not recommend this hotel under any circumstances.

*** (07/08/2017 02:13)
Nice hotel near the airport . No safe box . No refrigrator . Airconditioner yes .Some rooms are after renew. Checkin hours 0800-1200 / 1600-2100

Staff can communicate with broken English and are helpful.

*** (19/06/2016 13:51)
Stayed there because it was close to the airport

*** (15/03/2017 05:22)
Well I can't rate this hotel because they cancelled my booking with out reason, when we tried to enquier we were confronted with the rudeness man I have ever dealt with in thirty years of professional businesses travel. Appalling

*** (08/09/2016 12:05)
I have stayed at this hotel several times for business trips, they are always helpful and friendly, and go above and beyond whwn a customer needs help with anything!

*** (03/05/2016 12:26)
This is the best hotel in Huningue with a nice restaurant and decent rooms for the price (according to the region). It probably the second best hotel in nearby French towns.

*** (02/02/2017 13:15)
cool place to stay.. but needs improvement on the front desk...communication barrier..

*** (19/07/2017 02:46)
In this place you can meet France, Italy and Alsace and some new point of view of dish you already think to know. But you don't. The service is good and if you come here frequently you can spot some new things every time. Simplicity and art meets here. But you can also taste traditional if you prefer. No one is left outside.

Basel, Switzerland borders are nearby and you can walk, take a bus or taxi up to there. You can even have a serene walk up to Germany (~30 mins) and also able to see some nice restaurants on the way! (But most of them in France, they speak only French)