Helvetia Hotel, St.Petersburg

Helvetia Hotel St.Petersburg Info

The Helvetia Hotel, housed in a mansion designed by Swiss architect Augusto Lange in 1828, combines stunning architectural elements and contemporary elegance.

The Consulate General of Switzerland shares the same building, which is located just off St. Petersburg’s main thoroughfare ‘Nevsky Prospekt’. Guests will enjoy the proximity to the many fine shops, restaurants and historic sites just a short stroll away including the Rastrelliesque Stroganov Palace, the huge neoclassical Kazan Cathedral, the Art Nouveau Bookhouse, and the monument to Catherine the Great. The hotel also boasts a secluded inner courtyard offering guests unperturbed tranquility and escape from the frenetic pace of this cosmopolitan city area. The hotel offers a variety or room types from classic single and double rooms to studio and family suites, all decorated in classic style with modern or baroque elements and modern amenities including en-suite bathrooms with complimentary toiletries, fluffy towels, and slippers, hair dryer, satellite TV, and safety deposit box.

Classic rooms have a living room, a small hall, a bathroom, and windows overlooking the inner courtyard while studios accommodating up to four persons have a hall, a bedroom, two bathrooms, and a fully equipped kitchen with everything guests may need for a long stay.