Belveder-Nevsky

Belvedere Nevsky is a business hotel in the center of St. Petersburg, located two steps from Nevsky Prospekt (Gostiny Dvor metro station) opposite Kazan Cathedral. The hotel occupies two floors of a historic building on Bolshaya Konyushennaya Street, built in 1868-1869 by Professor of architecture David Ivanovich Grimm for the family of industrialist Ludwig Nobel. This is the first five-storey building in St. Petersburg, decorated with vertical stripes of rustication and complex architraves created for each floor. The Cathedral of the Savior on Spilled Blood, the Winter Palace, the Palace Square, the Pushkin Museum apartment, the Field of Mars and other architectural monuments are within a five-minute walk. The hotel is suitable for business trips and tourism. It offers 34 comfortable rooms of two categories: Standard and Comfort. Each room is equipped with a bathroom with a bathtub or shower, an electronic lock, air conditioning, a safe, a mini-bar, a TV, a telephone, an e-port and a hairdryer. The hotel has a stylish cafe, convenient for meetings with friends and business partners. Additionally, it is possible to hold business conferences in a specially equipped room. Guests can take advantage of services such as luggage pickup, theater tickets, city and suburban tours, and high-speed internet access.