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Hotel Indigo ST. PETERSBURG - TCHAIKOVSKOGO
17 Tchaikovskogo Ulitsa
Saint Petersburg, 191187
Nightly Rates (207.93 - 304.31)
5 Star
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Property Description |
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At the Hotel Indigo St. Petersburg Tchaikovskogo hotel, on Tchaikovskys street, our boutique hotels design and art reflect both the masters musical excellence and our neighborhoods beautiful gardens and metalwork. Our Wellness Studio includes a swimming pool, saunas and fitness studio, while event spaces accommodate up to 120. At Vino&Voda, enjoy locally reflective dishes alongside wine and 50 varieties of mineral water, while our Afisha Bar is the spot to strike up a conversation with bartenders eager to share local tips. Were near the Nevskiy Prospect, the River Neva, Summer Garden, Mikhailovsky Theatre and the Hermitage Theatre and Museum.
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Amenities |
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ATM/Cash machine
Accessible facilities
Air conditioning individually controlled in room
Bell staff/porter
Cocktail lounge
Concierge desk
Direct dial telephone
Dry cleaning
Evening reception
Golf
Housekeeping - daily
Housekeeping - weekly
Indoor pool
Interior corridors
Late check-out available
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Late check-out available
Lounges/bars
Meeting rooms
Non-smoking
Public area air conditioned
Restaurant
Room service
Safe deposit box
Shops and commercial services
Tennis court
Tour/sightseeing desk
Valet same day dry cleaning
Wireless internet connection
Wireless internet connection in public areas
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Miscellaneous Information |
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Russian Rouble is the native currency.
Check in time is 2:00 PM
Check out time is 12:00 AM
Time Zone is GMT
Opened in 2014
119 rooms.
2 suites.
7 floors.
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Restaurant Information |
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Vino&Voda
WINE: up to 100 carefully selected wines WATER: up to 50 types of mineral water from all over the world FOOD: traditional Russian dishes: borsch, chicken Kiev, pelmeni, stroganoff and many other best representatives of local cuisine. We like to make seas
Afisha Bar
Afisha Bar is a fun way to discover new things about the city and to become more of a local rather than a visitor. You can get inspiration from the bar personnel who are passionate about their city and know all about city events and news. In Afisha Bar t
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Meeting Facility |
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Opera
Overture
Sonata
Symphony+Sonata
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Recreation Information |
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Indoor pool
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St Isaac's Cathedral
The dome of St. Isaac s Cathedral dominates the skyline of St. Petersburg and its gilded cupola can be seen glistening from all over the city. You can climb up the 300 or so steps to the observation walkway at the base of the cathedral s dome and enjoy th
The State Hermitage
The main architectural ensemble of the Hermitage situated in the centre of St Petersburg consists of the Winter Palace, the former state residence of the Russian emperors, the buildings of the Small, Old (Great) and New Hermitages, the Hermitage Theatre a
The Peter and Paul Fortress
It is the original citadel of St. Petersburg, Russia, founded by Peter the Great in 1703 and built to Domenico Trezzini's designs from 1706-1740. In the middle of the fortress stands the impressive Peter and Paul Cathedral with gilded spire and a magnific
LENEXPO - 8.5 km
The Church of Our Savior on the Spilled Blood
This marvelous Russian-style church was built on the spot where Emperor Alexander II was assassinated on March 1 1881. Constructed between 1883 and 1907, the church was designed in the spirit of sixteenth- and seventeenth century Russian architecture, ins
Finliandsky railway station
Chernyshevskaya station
Pulkovo St-Petersburg
DTWN ST. PETERSBURG
The Russian Museum
The Russian Museum is the perfect choice for those interested in Russian art from the 12th century to the mid-20th century. The museum s collection can only be rivaled by famous Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow and number over 320,000 works, ranging from 12th
The Mariinsky Theatre
The Mariinsky theatre is one of the first theatres in Russia. It's not only one of the major world ballet and opera stages but a unique architectural monument presenting St.Petersburg of the second part of the XIXth centure and the beginning of the XXth.
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