Dom Sovetov

THE HOUSE OF SOVIETS is a museum object that has preserved the spirit of the "Soviet era" in the style of the 20-30s of the XX century. A place steeped in the aesthetics of the past and warm nostalgic feelings. The interior has preserved the spirit of the "Soviet era" and resembles more a historical museum than a House in its classical sense. The interiors are distinguished by revolutionary restraint, austerity of lines, and geometricity – features inherent in that time. Vintage gramophones and radios add nostalgic notes. The cozy rooms are laconic and what used to seem ordinary is now perceived as something special: a table and chairs made of high-end wood, a bed with elegant tips, antique lamps, a bookcase. The restored furniture of the Constructivist era and vintage interior details give the object a special "Soviet charm" and reflect the rich historical experience of our country. The House of Soviets is located in the historical center of Yekaterinburg in the building of the same name, which is now an architectural monument of federal significance. For the guests: - five cozy rooms of the Standard category, - delicious and nutritious homemade breakfasts - renovated furniture and original decorative elements, - modern technical equipment, - high standards of service The aura of prestige around this House has always attracted representatives of high society and the political elite, who have had a huge impact on the history of the city, the country and the region. So, in 1970, the future 1st President of the Russian Federation, Boris Yeltsin, lived here with his family.