Usadba Egorova

The Egorov Manor Boutique Hotel with a merchant's atmosphere of the 18th century is located in the center of Irkutsk in a building that is an object of cultural heritage protection. Within walking distance are the most famous sights, the main tourist routes of the city, public transport stops, theaters, museums, shopping malls, shops, restaurants and cafes. The hotel offers comfortable rooms equipped with everything necessary. The rooms are equipped with comfortable beds, TV, air conditioning, telephone, mini fridge, safe, electric kettle and tea set. In the shower room: soft towels, bathrobes, slippers, hairdryer and personal hygiene products. Breakfast is served every morning in the restaurant, including traditional Russian treats. Egorov Manor: A historic mansion that has become one of the best boutique hotels in Irkutsk In the heart of old Irkutsk, on the land that preserves the memory of the great fire of 1879, there is a manor with a unique and inspiring destiny. This is not just an architectural monument, it is a symbol of rebirth: from the ashes of a fire to life, and from the forgotten past to the status of a popular boutique hotel. The history of this property begins in 1889, when peasant Dmitry Egorovich Egorov acquired a burnt-out wasteland. For ten years the earth has been waiting for its master, and he has appeared. Coming from a simple class, Egorov showed amazing entrepreneurial spirit: in just a few years he rebuilt the estate, joined the city guilds, and by the beginning of the 20th century had risen to the post of foreman of the Craft Council. A house with character Built at the end of the 19th century, the main house and wing became silent witnesses to the ascent of human destiny. The estate remembers the millinery workshop of Molushitskaya (1909), where outfits for urban fashionistas were created, and later the period when the estate was owned by collegiate counselor and chief physician Georgy Bergman (1915). Intellectuals, medicine, craft, spirituality — these walls absorbed the best traditions of pre—revolutionary Russia. Today, this cultural heritage site is experiencing its rebirth. Careful scientific restoration has been carried out: the exterior of the building has been preserved in full accordance with the historical appearance of the late 19th century, but the interior meets the highest standards of comfort. Now the Egorov Manor is a boutique hotel with 10 rooms. It is a place where the authenticity of the 19th century and the modern comfort of the 21st century meet.