Apartmenthaus Gundeli is located at Johann Jakob Balmer Strasse 1, a quiet side street adjoining the Dornacherstrasse, which is in turn a thoroughfare to the Gundeldingen district. The apartment house is part of the Gundeli-Park development, a complex that includes gardens, indoor parking, flats, shops, a bakery and restaurant. The SBB main railway station and the town centre are all just a few minutes away from Gundeli-Park. The apartment house with its 180 tastefully appointed residences is the largest of its kind in the city of Basel. Accommodation can be booked directly at the new reception desk, also located in the building. The freshly renovated apartments, some with TV, face east or west. All apartments include a shower/WC, a small vestibule with refrigerator, and a separate room. Apartments are situated on 6 floors, easily accessible via two lifts. There is a public telephone on the 1st floor and laundry facilities are available in the cellar. You can choose to eat in the nearby bakery, or the in-house restaurant. Additional services can also be arranged. We look forward to welcoming you at our apartment house soon! THE GUNDELDINGEN DISTRICT and Bruderholz, along with the area surrounding the SBB railway station (Gundeli Nord), Dreispitz and Auf dem Wolf together comprise the southern part of Basel, where some 32000 people live and work. Gundeli, to the south of the station, is home to around 20000 people. Its main commercial artery is the Guterstrasse, a lively shopping street centred on the Tellplatz, where businesses stay open until 10 p.m. The district is ideally located on public transport routes to the SBB railway station, city centre, Basel- Mulhouse airport and the German railway station (Badischer Bahnhof). Basel is located on the upper Rhine plane. To the north lies Germany; France is to the west. Basel is thus internationally unique, straddling the intersection of 3 countries. At around 244 metres above sea level, Basel is Switzerlands lowest-lying city north of the Alps. As a result, the region enjoys the best weather anywhere in central Europe, with statistically more hours of sunshine than the canton of Ticino, in the far south of Switzerland. On reaching Basel, the river Rhine veers northwards, the flow widening as it curves into the upper Rhine plane. Basel itself lies at the nexus of north-south and eastwest communication routes. EuroAirport at Basel-Mulhouse ties in to European and international airline networks.