Hôtel de l'Ill

Hôtel de l'Ill is a two-star hotel on Rue des Bateliers in the Krutenau district of Strasbourg, in France's Grand Est region. The Krutenau, a former market-gardeners' and boatmen's quarter on the eastern side of the Ill, is known today as a lively, youthful neighbourhood with small restaurants, bars and cafés, a village-like feel and a short walk across the river to the Grande Île. Rue des Bateliers, the Boatmen's Street, runs through the heart of the district, and the cathedral is around 10-15 minutes away on foot. The Place Broglie, Place Kléber and the Petite France canals are all reachable on foot, and tram lines nearby link to the railway station and the European institutions. Accommodation is listed as double and twin rooms with wifi, in the simple style of a two-star hotel. Room sizes, decor and bathroom details are not recorded in the available data and should be confirmed with the hotel. A restaurant, spa and pool are not listed; the neighbourhood itself is a major draw for food, with bakeries, bistros, international kitchens and traditional winstubs a few steps away. The €60-€130 nightly range puts the hotel in the budget-to-moderate band, suiting students, independent travellers and couples who prefer a local atmosphere to a tourist-centred address. Rates rise in December and during European Parliament sessions. Service is informal, with reception staff able to suggest places to eat, walking routes along the Ill and tram connections. The Krutenau is also close to the university quarter and the Orangerie, so the area works well for visitors planning a mix of old-town sightseeing and time in quieter green spaces. Parking in the district is limited, so drivers should ask the hotel for advice.