Dostoevsky

Category: Three-star hotels
Address: Vladimirsky Pr., 19

Hotel description

Dostoevsky is a relatively small hotel, located on the territory of the trading center Vladimirsky Passage. The hotel is called Dostoevsky because the part of Saint Petersburg, where it is located, is closely connected with the name of the world-famous Russian writer. In the house number 11 used to be one of the apartments of Fyodor Dostoevsky, where he created his novels The Double and The Poor People.

Rooms

In the hotel Dostoevsky there are 207 rooms.
In each room there are bathrooms with a shower cabin and WC, TV, mini-bar, telephone, internet access, desk, central conditioning system and temperature individual control. Windows of some rooms look out upon the city streets, the Vladimirskaya square and Our Lady of Vladimir church, windows of other rooms look out upon the Passage atrium and cozy inner yards.
Cozy interiors, comfort and convenience, thoroughly considered space arrangement make the guests' stay perfect. In the hotel there are single rooms, double rooms, superior double rooms, double rooms for guests with disabilities, and lux suites - Vladimirsky suite, Dostoevsky suite, Nevsky suite and Saint Petersburg suite. The difference between the rooms is in their size, and furniture and accessories they are equipped with.

Facilities

The hotel offers the full selection of useful facilities necessary for a comfortable stay. The businessmen also are welcome to use computers with high-speed internet access, up-to-date office machines, international communications services, professional secretary-interpreter, international post office.

Restaurants

On the fifth floor of the Vladimirsky Passage there is the restaurant Dostoevsky, where the guests are welcome to try the dishes of European cuisine. The guests can help themselves with the smorgasbord meal or choose something special from the restaurant menu, which won't disappoint even the most captious gourmet.