Chatillon

Currently, the facade of the building in which the hotel is located is under reconstruction and is covered with scaffolding. The Augustine Chatillon Hotel is a unique time travel experience in the very center of St. Petersburg. Augustine Chatillon, known in the circles of the St. Petersburg elite of the 19th century, was the lover of the famous architect Auguste Montferrand. Under her leadership, furnished rooms appeared here, popular among the artists of the Alexandrinsky Theater and representatives of the creative elite. The address of the hotel, Nevsky Prospekt 54, is an immersion into the living history of St. Petersburg. Opposite the Catherine Garden, a stone's throw from the Alexandrinsky Theater and the legendary Yeliseyev Merchants store, our hotel stands at the crossroads of epochs and destinies. Here, Empress Catherine II had dinner with Count Shuvalov, and Ivan Turgenev saw Polina Viardot for the first time, a meeting with whom changed his life. At Augustine Chatillon, we have created a space where modern comfort harmoniously combines with historical heritage. Restored historical windows are adjacent to modern bathrooms, and premium mattresses and a smart home system ensure a comfortable stay in interiors that preserve the spirit of the past. The proximity to the Karl Bulla Museum, the "cradle" of St. Petersburg photography, gives our hotel a special charm. In the decor you will find subtle references to the history of photography, which complements the unique experience of staying at the hotel. Here, the past and the present are intertwined, creating a unique atmosphere of luxury, culture and inspiration. Breakfast is served in a cafe located in a separate building, which is a 2-minute walk away.