Grand Hotel Les Trois Rois
Blumenrain 8
Basel, 4001
Switzerland
OFFER ID H2106
Overview
Hospitality since 1681 - Grand Hotel Les Trois Rois in Basel is one of the oldest luxury hotels in Europe where guests can experience the elegance and charm of bygone days, enhanced by all-out luxury and world-class amenities. The 101 rooms decorated in classical style or art déco with a satisfying blend of antique furnishings and high-tech infrastructure creates a relaxing atmosphere. An epicure's delights are our Cheval Blanc by Peter Knogl with its 3 stars in the Michelin Guide. The Swiss and French brasserie specialties can be savored at the Brasserie Les Trois Rois. The hotel is located on the banks of the Rhine River in the very heart of Basel which is rightly referred to as the cultural capital of Switzerland. The city is an ideal starting point to discover the neighboring Alsace in France or the Black Forest in Germany.
Exclusive Amenities
- Full Buffet Breakfast for two daily at The Brasserie Restaurant (included in the rate)
- $100 CHF Food and Beverage credit, once during stay
The following amenities are subject to availability at the time of check-in/departure:
- Upgrade
- Early Check-In
- Late Check-Out
2024 | Suite Privileges
Combinable with Exclusive Amenities listed above. A two-night minimum stay applies for Suite Privileges.
- US$100 Hotel/Resort credit, once per stay
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Check In: 3:00 PM
Check Out: 12:00 Noon
Local Area Attractions
Accommodations
Number of Rooms: 101
An icon of old world charm and historic elegance, the Grand Hotel Les Trois Rois offers superior comfort, opulent guestrooms, refined amenities and time-honored hospitality that will meet and exceed the highest expectations. The 101 rooms and suites feature precious antique furnishings and high-tech amenities, and are tastefully decorated in classic or Art déco style. The storied 5 star superior hotel combines the glory of the past with modern facilities and welcomes guests with an ambiance of warmth and sophistication. The Rooftop Suite Les Trois Rois is the crown jewel of Basel’s finest hotel: extending over 2800 square feet, it features authentic Art déco interiors, outdoor sauna and private jacuzzi with fabulous rooftop views of Basel and makes you feel truly regal.
Available Room Types
River Queen Room Balcony, 6 rooms
River King Room Balcony, 8 rooms
Guest Services
Complimentary Newspaper
Complimentary Wireless (WiFi) Internet
Concierge
Laundry Service
Limousine Service
Multilingual Staff
Facilities
Ballroom
Banquet Space
Bar
Boardroom Meeting Space
Business Center
Cardio Equipment
Cigar Lounge
Computer Center
Computer Station
Destination Services
Fitness Center
High-Speed Internet Access
Library
Massage Rooms
Massage Treatments
Meeting & Conference Facilities
Meeting Rooms
Reading Room
Restaurant
Small Conference Facilities
Tea Room
Wine Cellar
In-Room Dining
24 Hour In Room Dining
Directions
All hotel resident guests can use the public transport for free during their stay. Guests can use the written confirmation upon arrival for their tramway/bus ride to the hotel; at check-in guests receive the Mobility Ticket for the rest of their stay.
Travel by car:
Travel by air:
Overview
Introduction
Visitors to Switzerland should spend more time in Basel, it is the country’s third-largest city and has a lot to offer – particularly art.
Its location is its biggest asset. It is on the Rhine River where Switzerland, France and Germany meet, which makes Basel a good base only 60 mi/100 km north of Lucerne and Bern for exploring three scenic areas: the Jura (in Switzerland and France), the Vosges (France) and the Black Forest (Germany).
Location
Most cruise ships dock at the pier at Dreilandereck, though some might dock at Breisach if the water is too high or the ship is too long. Taxis are available at the dock. There are no tram stations in the immediate vicinity of the dock, but it is possible to walk to the closest stop.
Travel by car:
- From Switzerland: Motorway A2 direction Basel, exit at Basel Nord/Kleinhünigen/St.Johann/ Mulhouse/France, enter the tunnel and exit at the Basel St.Johann. Continue along Voltastrasse towards Basel City. At the Voltaplatz turn left onto Elsässerstrasse. Carry straight on past the St.Johanns Tor (tower) towards Johanniterbrücke (bridge). Turn right onto Schanzenstrasse. Turn left onto Spitalstrasse and follow the sign for Les Trois Rois. After about 500m you will see Les Trois Rois on your left.
- From Germany: Motorway A5/E25 direction Basel, exit at Basel-Kleinhüningen toward Basel-Kleinhüningen/Mulhouse/Riehen/Bad.Bahnhof and follow the signs for Mulhouse/France/EuroAirport Flughafen. Slight right onto Riehenring. Turn right onto Feldbergstrasse towards Johannitabrücke (bridge). Continue onto Schanzenstrasse. Turn left onto Spitalstrasse and follow the sign for Les Trois Rois. After about 500m you will see Les Trois Rois on you left.
- From France: Motorway A35 direction Basel, continue onto A3 and exit at Basel-Kannenfeld towards Basel-Kannenfeld/Allschwil. Slight right onto Neudorfstrasse. Turn left onto FLughafenstrasse. At the roundabout, exit the 3rd onto Luzernerring. Turn right onto Elsässerstrasse and carry straight on towards Johanniterbrücke (bridge). Turn right onto Schanzenstrasse. Turn left onto Spitalstrasse and follow the sign for Les Trois Rois. After about 500m you will see Les Trois Rois on your left.
- From the Swiss SBB or French TGV Lyria railway station with tram No. 8 or 11 to the Schifflände stop.
- From German DB railway station with tram no. 6 to the Schifflände stop
Travel by air:
- BSL - Basel EuroAirport. Take airport bus no. 50 to SBB railway station and then by tram no. 8 or 11 to the Schifflände stop
- ZRH – Zurich Airport. By train to Basel SBB station and then with tram no. 8 or 11 to the Schifflände stop
Overview
Introduction
Visitors to Switzerland should spend more time in Basel, it is the country’s third-largest city and has a lot to offer – particularly art.
Its location is its biggest asset. It is on the Rhine River where Switzerland, France and Germany meet, which makes Basel a good base only 60 mi/100 km north of Lucerne and Bern for exploring three scenic areas: the Jura (in Switzerland and France), the Vosges (France) and the Black Forest (Germany).
Location
Most cruise ships dock at the pier at Dreilandereck, though some might dock at Breisach if the water is too high or the ship is too long. Taxis are available at the dock. There are no tram stations in the immediate vicinity of the dock, but it is possible to walk to the closest stop.
Nearby Airports
Basel [Basel/Mulhouse EuroAirport], Switzerland — 5 Miles
Zurich, Switzerland — 60 Miles
Company Info
Rio Grande Travel Centers, Inc.
6500 Holly Ave. NE Suite A-2
Basel, 4001
Switzerland
(505) 292-7044
(877) 768-7913