Top Hostels in Saint-Louis in 2026

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A long, narrow hallway with a curved ceiling, large windows on both sides, and a brown leather couch at the end.

1. Silo Design & Boutique Hostel

Basel City Centre

Beatrice

HK$1,187 total

includes taxes & fees

4 Oct - 5 Oct

A modern interior with seating areas, a brick wall, and large windows.

2. Hyve Hotel Basel - Hostel

Gundeldingen

Travis

HK$895 total

includes taxes & fees

4 Oct - 5 Oct

A wooden bridge over a water channel, a stone pathway, and a red brick building with multiple windows.

3. Youth Hostel Basel

Basel City Centre

Alan

HK$1,276 total

includes taxes & fees

20 Sept - 21 Sept

A building with a sign reading "BAR zum scharfe egg" and a Swiss flag.

4. Kuckuck Hostel - Basel

Ettingen

Yoshihiro

Three bunk beds with numbers 1, 3, and 5, each with a ladder and curtains.

5. Auberge du Parc

Delémont

HK$827 total

includes taxes & fees

5 Oct - 6 Oct

A modern bedroom with a bed, bedside table, and a wall-mounted shelf.

6. Basel Backpack - Hostel

Gundeldingen

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A corridor with brick walls and large windows displaying a cityscape.

7. Hostel Heimathafen Lörrach

Loerrach

Meerim

An outdoor seating area with red umbrellas, a white building with a sloped roof, and a grassy lawn.

8. Youth Hostel Delémont

Delemont

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HK$1,029 total

includes taxes & fees

27 Sept - 28 Sept

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Top Saint-Louis Hotel Reviews

Hotel Schweizerhof Basel

8/10 Good

"A decent property. VERY clean. Very nice breakfast. The rooms were clean."

B&B Hotel Mulhouse Bâle Aéroport

8/10 Good

"the room itself was really nice looking and cozy. the location was pretty rough though. i booked it thinking “ok airport hotel must be easy to get to the airport”, not the case! uber/taxi was expensive and the nearest bus only ran every 45 mins ish, or you could walk 40 mins to the other bus line stop. in general for transit the area had extremely limited options, next to none. when i asked the front desk worker about getting to the airport he told me there was a shuttle but it had to be booked two days in advance. i didn’t get any communication about that from the hotel during check in or initial booking. this hotel is technically on the france side of the basel region as well, something to note. it was a nice quiet place but if you want something convenient and closer to transit, dining, and more in general, look elsewhere"