At the Hotel Indigo® St. Petersburg Tchaikovskogo hotel, on Tchaikovsky’s street, our boutique hotel’s design and art reflect both the master’s musical excellence and our neighborhood’s beautiful gardens and metalwork. Our Wellness Studio includes a swimming pool, saunas and fitness studio, while event spaces accommodate up to 120. At Vino&Voda, enjoy locally reflective dishes alongside wine and 50 varieties of mineral water, while our Afisha Bar is the spot to strike up a conversation with bartenders eager to share local tips. We’re near the Nevskiy Prospect, the River Neva, Summer Garden, Mikhailovsky Theatre and the Hermitage Theatre and Museum. After a day exploring outdoors, discover how St.Petersburg looks on screen, all bedrooms provide a collection of movies about the city.
Saunas for ladies and gentlmen and swimming pool are available for free for hotel guests daily from 7 am to 11 pm. Gym is available 24hrs.
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At the heart of the exquisite city of St. Petersburg lies our beautiful neighborhood, anchored by the street where Tchaikovsky lived and spent some of his most creative years, with Peter the Great’s stunning Summer Garden on one side and Catherine the Great’s Tavricheskiy Garden on the other. For centuries, this district has been shaped by its harmonious inheritance and its green spaces, where festivals and live music play into the spiritual home of one of the country’s greatest cultural assets. But it’s more than beautiful gardens and inspirational music which make up the soul of this district: practical metalwork and military expertise also found a home here. Peter the Great’s intention for this to be Russia’s capital means this place was designed as a showpiece of elegance and power. Fortunately, there is a natural harmony in all this creation, and you can feel it today as you stroll through the center of our city built by music and might.
The Summer Garden was founded in 1704 by order of Peter the Great. The Summer Garden is home to marble statues, rare flowers, plants and fountains. It was a traditional location for courtly life outside the palace, and balls were held here by the nobility. Today, the garden is open to the public, who come in to explore the beautiful greenery and splendid architecture.
Just a stone’s throw from our hotel sits the old Foundry Yard (Liteiny Dvor), which was one of the first industrial enterprises of St. Petersburg. Here, foundry furnaces and molds produced the first copper cannons (in 1713) alongside various other artillery-related articles, including gun carriages, ammunition wagons, horse harnesses and bells.
Close to our doors but tucked out of sight, the courtyard of house 2 in Tchaikovsky Street is well worth a visit. Artist Vladimir Lubenko works with mosaics and has transformed this yard into a stunning space which people have compared to the work of Gaudi in Barcelona.
For an hour of sightseeing while sitting down, experience a boat tour on the main Neva River, or smaller canals, and Fontanka River. Walk along the River Neva quay to see the bridges opening, which will leave unforgettable feelings in your heart and great pictures on your camera.
St. Petersburg is well known for its love of jazz. If you’d like to hear the best local bands, check out one of our favorites, The Hat Jazz Bar at Ulitsa Belinskogo, 9. This intimate space has a small stage so you can experience the music up close.
In the summer, the gardens host open-air jazz festivals during the White Nights and other concerts. But beyond the musical inspiration, this garden reflects the informal landscaping style of Catherine the Great. The palace and its breathtaking landscaped gardens were a gift from Catherine to Grigory Ptyomkin and were laid out between the years of 1783 to 1789.
The opening of the Mariinsky II once again confirms and strengthens the great traditions of Russian theatre with contemporary works from the diverse genres of opera, ballet and symphonic music.
For an authentic St. Petersburg meal, try nearby Russkie Blini, which serves the best red caviar, mushroom or herring butter blinis in town.
For a genuine taste of Soviet-era St. Petersburg (or Leningrad), try this famous doughnut shop at Zhelyabova 25. Delicious snacks are served with milky tea or coffee in an authentic café with a historic atmosphere.
Sonata + Symphony meeting room 100 m2 with daylight through Atrium. Up to 100 persons theatre style.