Stay2Day on Pochtamtskaya Street

Stylish apartment two hundred meters from St. Isaac's Cathedral located in the "House of Corfu" built in 1756. Stay2Day is a lifestyle apartment where everything is thought out to the smallest detail: location, stylish interior and service that anticipates the expectations of every guest. This is not just a rented apartment, but a cozy place where everyone will feel at home. What is available to the guest: 24-hour check-in, keyless entry, air conditioning and ventilation, oak floor, natural materials used in the decoration, high-speed wi-fi, satellite TV, OKKO subscription TV, START, PREMIER, KINOPOISK, blackout curtains, underfloor heating, rain shower, various lighting options. Electric scooter and bicycle rentals are available. History: The original name, Pushkarskaya Street, has been known since 1734. It was given according to the Pushkarskaya Sloboda of the Admiralty Department located here, where the gunners lived. On April 20, 1738, the street was given the name Bolshaya Dvoryanskaya, later simply Dvoryanskaya. Since 1768, it became the New St. Isaac's Church, located at the beginning of St. Isaac's Street. In parallel, there were names Isaakievskaya, Novoisaakievskaya, Novo-Isakievskaya Streets, as well as variants with the inclusion of Malaya Morskaya Street. Since 1798, the name Postal or Isakievskaya Postal Street (in modern borders) has appeared — according to the structure of the Post Office in the lane, at 9. The modern name of Pochtamtskaya Street has been known since 1802. From October 13, 1922 to February 27, 1989, the street was named Soyuz Svyazi Street, in honor of the communications workers' union.