Hôtel Beaucour is a three-star property tucked into a quiet side street in Strasbourg's Grande Île, occupying a half-timbered Alsatian townhouse on rue des Bouchers, a pedestrianised alley near Place du Marché Gayot. The hotel's principal appeal lies in its combination of authentic Alsatian architectural character—exposed timber frames, a small cobbled courtyard, and low-beamed ceilings in some rooms—with the thoughtful comforts of a well-run independent property. The 49 soundproofed rooms are divided into Standard, Superior, and Junior Suite categories; several units in the Colombages wing retain visible half-timbered structural elements. Air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and daily housekeeping are standard throughout. No restaurant operates on the property, but rue des Bouchers and the surrounding Place du Marché Gayot form one of Strasbourg's most concentrated clusters of winstubs and traditional brasseries, providing abundant Alsatian dining options within a one-minute walk. The small enclosed courtyard functions as a breakfast terrace in warmer months. The hotel's location places it minutes from Strasbourg Cathedral, the Musée Alsacien, and the Tanner's Quarter, while the Petite France canal district is a ten-minute stroll. Tram lines pass within three minutes at Place Gutenberg. Gare Centrale is about twenty minutes on foot or a short tram ride. The Beaucour is a favoured choice for independent travellers and couples who prioritise location and local character over chain-hotel uniformity, at rates beginning around €80 per night.
Room types
- Standard
- Superior
- Junior Suite
Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Air conditioning
- Soundproofed rooms
- Courtyard
Location
5 rue des Bouchers, 67000 Strasbourg
48.5812, 7.7530 View on map
Highlights
- Half-timbered Alsatian townhouse on a quiet pedestrianised alley in the heart of the Grande Île
- Soundproofed rooms with exposed timber-frame elements in the Colombages wing
- Steps from Place du Marché Gayot's cluster of winstubs and Alsatian brasseries
- Small cobbled courtyard with breakfast seating in fine weather
- Walking distance to the cathedral, Musée Alsacien, Petite France, and the Ponts Couverts
Tips for visiting
- Request a Colombages wing room for the most atmospheric half-timbered interiors
- The immediately surrounding winstubs serve some of the city's best tarte flambée and baeckeoffe
- The hotel is on a pedestrian street; luggage must be carried a short distance from the nearest car drop-off point
- Rates are among the most competitive for the Grande Île; the central location represents strong value
- The small courtyard fills quickly for breakfast in summer—arrive early for outdoor seating
When to visit
April through October for courtyard breakfasts and comfortable exploration of the Grande Île. December is magical during the Christmas market but rates peak and rooms sell out months in advance.
Accessibility
The half-timbered structure involves internal stairs; a lift is available to most floors but some room types in the older wing may require a short flight of steps. Guests with mobility requirements should contact the hotel in advance to discuss room suitability.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Hôtel Beaucour have a restaurant?
No. Breakfast is served in the courtyard or interior breakfast room; the surrounding streets host numerous Alsatian restaurants within a two-minute walk.
Is parking available near the hotel?
The Grande Île is largely car-free. The nearest public car parks are a few minutes' walk; staff provide current parking guidance on check-in.
How soundproofed are the rooms?
The hotel describes its rooms as soundproofed; street-facing rooms on busy evenings may carry some ambient noise from the pedestrian alley.
Is the hotel suitable for solo travellers?
Yes. The boutique scale and independent character make it particularly well suited to solo travellers and couples exploring Strasbourg at a personal pace.