hotelF1 Mulhouse Bâle Aéroport

Absolute dump. Noisy. More a hostel than a hotel. No toilet or shower in room. charge extra €3 just for a towel. parking was decent and luckily we only stayed there for a few hours.

No aircon or fan so room was stinking hot. Had to open window but no flyscreen so insects came in. Room lost power during the night but hall power stayed on.

The room was ok. Clean bed and pillows. Shower has hot and cold water. Tissues, towels, and soap were provided. It was quite hot in the room though. No aircon. 1 window that opens wide but there's lots of bugs flying outside as it was summer time. The checking-in wasn't bad. A machine is at the left side of the entrance kind of like an ATM machine. Just had to follow the instructions (putting in your confirmation number and press verifying /validate). Make sure to take a picture in case the machine does not print. The problem was walking from the airport to the hotel. It's about 10 - 5minutes and google maps doesn't really help much specially at night time (we arrived at midnight). The pathway was a bit dodgy specially the tunnel bit. There's no light on the road unless a car passes by. For those that needed to walk and go there from Basel airport: go out on the France side. And turn left towards a parking area called F4. Keep walking all the way to the end of the parking / building then at the end, head to the left corner of the open area where you need to go up a stairs covered by leaves / grass so it's hard to see. You'll see a wooden bridge which then goes to the tunnel. Go in the tunnel, cross the street and follow the signs that says St Louise. After you reach and crossed overpass (Highway below), turn right. The street is quite dark at night but it's there.

This is your only walkable option to the BSL/MLH airport for that early flight. Rooms are tiny, but clean, with a nice interior and very inexpensive. Make sure you have your confirmation number ready, not just your Orbitz itinerary number as you'll likely have to check in at a machine to get the building and room code. A great option if you understand what you are booking.

Not a good experience. 15 minutes walks from the airport with zero signage. Run down and generally not very pleasant.

The staff were not friendly. The front desk did not want to answer simple questions about the area and transportation. The toilets and showers were dirty. Bring your own toilet paper. We stayed one night and that was enough. I won't stay there again. It is 1.5 kilometers from the airport. It's ok if you arrive late to the town and are in transit to a better hotel

Lots of bad reviews for this hotel but for us it was exactly as advertised. It’s basically really close to Basel-Mulhouse airport and is an inexpensive, no frills place to stay the night before your flight. The St Louis la Chaussee train station is a 5 minute walk away were you can get a cheap return ticket to Basel. It is right next to the A35 motorway but the noise didn’t bother us. You can walk to and from the terminal from the hotel but give yourself some extra time as the signage at the airport is diabolical! Our booking wasn’t on their system (the only time that’s happened on hotels.com) but the staff were helpful and found a solution promptly so no complaints.

A simple, clean hotel, walkable from the airport with good onward connections to Basel city via the nearby rail and distribus stops. Fairly priced with friendly staff who speak English and French.

Horrible experience It was the worst hotel ever I stayed at! Have been travelling for 30 years but never seen a hotel with to towels, no soap ( despite a sink ) no papers to dry your hands just unbelievable. The room is supposed to be for humans and not animals. Beside all these the whole building smells awful (as if no fresh air ever been there) Spending the night outside would have been much nicer if it wasn’t raining or cold ! Never never again 50 Euros toooooo much for such a rubbish It’s not easy to find the hotel too!!!

Basic hotel. Good reception service. No frills but close to airport so served its purpose.