Lörrach District Hotels

"I highly recommend that everyone should look beyond the big expensive city of Basel and look into Germany for accommodations. Although this hotel had slightly outdated décor, one can see that this hotel, and it's staff, have a lot of pride in their work place, and they offer great service. My room was spotless, had all the necessities except for air conditioning but thankfully, it was a cool enough night that it wasn't necessary. The hotel offered a plentiful and fresh breakfast buffet that was fit for a king. Everything was wonderful at the Carathotel. I really commend the staff that was very welcoming."

"Room was very clean. Shopping mall downstairs. Very convenient. There were a lot of dining options in the neighborhood. Parking was easy."

"The hotel is very conveniently located, within walking distance to the train station, grocery stores and a discount store. Make sure to walk to Rheinfelden, Switzerland, which is a very nice, underrated town. The breakfast at Hotel Danner was among the best of our 3-week European escapade. The staff at the front desk was excellent, especially the young man whose name I wish I remembered. He gave us very good advice about Basel. I definitely want to go back to Hotel Danner."

"No Air conditioning it would be very uncomfortable if temps outside exceeded 85 degrees. However the breakfast bar was superb there is a walkway bridge to this quaint town in France a shopping mall a park on the Rhine the tram into Basel all within walking steps from the hotel."

"Was a nicer than expected hotel which is always nice! Room was lovely and spacious, daily turn down service. Pool was nice and peaceful. Just beside train and bus stops made it handy to go anyways."

"Room was amazingly spacious with nice furniture & bed"

"More like a guest houe, part rime reception, ood doorknob keyfob "

"Very comfortable stay in Lörrach. Clean, calm, no noise."

"Friendly staff. Clean & comfortable hotel. Well located. Lovely breakfast. Bruno on reception was hairy but friendly! If you’re from the UK, make sure you take your passport if travelling between Switzerland/Germany. "