Tsentralnaya

Tsentralnaya is a hotel in the heart of Bryansk, surrounded by shady squares, old houses and green parks. The building is recognized as an architectural monument of the twentieth century: the eight-columned portico with a pediment gives it grandeur and representativeness, similar to the style of ancient noble estates. The hotel was built in 1957 by the Bryansk architect Afanasy Salomakhin in the Soviet neoclassical style and is considered an architectural monument of the Soviet period. The complex-shaped building has three main facades facing the square, boulevard and Tyutchev Square; the central entrance is decorated with a columned portico with a pediment. The interiors retain the atmosphere of the old city: a wide grand staircase, corridors covered with carpets, spacious halls, interiors carefully selected for each room. The guests are offered impeccable service and exceptional attention to all their wishes.