Hôtel Beaucour

Hôtel Beaucour is a three-star hotel on Rue des Bouchers, in the cathedral area of Strasbourg's Grande Île, in France's Grand Est region. Rue des Bouchers lies just south of the cathedral and close to the Ill, in an area of old houses, small museums and quiet lanes, within easy walking distance of the Ancienne Douane, the Barrage Vauban and the Petite France canals. The cathedral and its astronomical clock are reachable in roughly ten minutes on foot, and tram stops on the island connect to the railway station in a few minutes. The district blends historic character with practical access, which is why many independent hotels cluster here. Accommodation is listed as double and twin rooms, with wifi, in a traditional Alsatian-style setting typical of small three-star properties. The available data does not list a restaurant, spa or pool, so visitors usually use the neighbourhood for meals, with winstubs offering tarte flambée, choucroute garnie and local riesling, and bakeries and cafés covering breakfast. Details such as room size, decor and breakfast terms should be confirmed with the hotel. The nightly range of €85-€190 reflects the three-star category and the central position, and prices rise during the Christmas market period and European Parliament sessions. The property suits couples, solo travellers and small groups who prefer a modest, locally run hotel to a large chain, with reception able to advise on walking routes, museum visits and day trips to Colmar, Obernai and the villages of the Alsace Wine Route. Driving into the Grande Île is restricted in places, so visitors arriving by car should ask the hotel about parking before they travel.