Adonis Hôtel Strasbourg

Adonis Hotel Strasbourg is a three-star hotel on Rue Turenne, in the Krutenau district of Strasbourg, in the Grand Est region of France. Krutenau is a lively former fishermen's and gardeners' quarter just east of the Grande Île, known for its student population, cafés, bars and independent restaurants, and it is often described as one of the most atmospheric neighbourhoods for an evening out. The Cathedral and Place Kléber are about ten to fifteen minutes away on foot across the River Ill, and the Université de Strasbourg and the Palais Universitaire are close by. Tram stops connect the area to the railway station and the European Quarter. The property is a mid-range hotel with a neighbourhood character rather than the grandeur of a heritage palace, and it is listed with Double and Twin rooms and wifi. Details of a restaurant, spa, pool or fitness area are not available, so none is claimed; breakfast arrangements should be confirmed with the hotel. The surrounding streets contain a wide range of dining, from traditional winstubs serving choucroute and tarte flambée to international cuisines and student-friendly cafés. Rates generally range from about €85 to €190 per night, rising during the Christmas market season and on summer weekends. The service style suits couples, independent travellers and visitors who prefer a local, less touristy base to the main sightseeing core. Parking in Krutenau can be difficult, so travellers arriving by car should enquire about options when booking. The hotel's website is adonis-hotel-strasbourg.com, where current rates and booking information are available. Walking along the quays and the nearby Quai des Pêcheurs gives a pleasant introduction to the neighbourhood, and the Krutenau's smaller squares are quieter than the Cathedral area.