Euler Hotel

Euler Hotel is built by Abraham Euler-Brunner in immediate vicinity of the new Basel Railway Station in 1865, the hotel has seen the rise of a new area and stood noble and strong through the ups and downs of history. Small wonder, the traditional hotel reflects its origin in the Belle Epoch and the early days of the Railway Age to this day. This does not mean, however, that the hotel appears even remotely stuffy and antiquated. Although its guests may feel that time has stood still at the Euler, giving it the homely appeal of a place where things seem to happen with more thought and care than in the fast living days. The Euler is one of Switzerland's leading establishments with a worldwide reputation as a hotel of the highest standards. The Euler has seen many illustrious guests - including the crowned heads of king Albert and Queen Elisabeth of Belgium, Queen Alexandrine of Denmark, Princess Victoria of England, Princess Soraya, the Grand Duke Cyrill of Russia and famous personalities from politics, art and society such as Theodor Heuss, Edward Heath, Kurt Furgler, Josephine Baker, Greta Garbo, Rubinstein, and - more recently - Paul Simon, Stefan Edberg and Konstantin Wecker.

Price: £162.50 from Otel