The apartments are in the "Kusheleva Apartment House," built in the early 20th century in the style of classicism. One of the famous tenants of this house nowadays is Boris Grebenshchikov. A hundred years ago many organizations were located here - publishing house "Blago", printing house of Denisov and Stupnikov (printing leaflets of socialist revolutionaries), magazine "Ladies' World". The house hosted meetings of the Russian Literary Society. In 1903, the magazine New Way, founded by Merezhkovsky and Gippius, had its editorial office. Briusov V.Y., Balmont K.D., Bely A., Ivanov V.I. were published in the magazine. In 1913-1918. - The editorial board of the magazine New Satyricon, which was headed by Averchenko. V.V. Mayakovsky, Sasha Cherniy, L.N. Andreev, A.I. Kuprin, A.S. Grin were published in it.

If you find time to walk along Nevsky Prospect, which begins from the Admiralty and ends at the Alexander Nevsky Lavra, you can see not only the shop windows of various institutions, but also enjoy the architectural monuments of the previous three centuries: the Beloselsky-Belozersky Palace, Alexandrinsky Theater, the Imperial Public Library, the Guest Court, Kazansky Cathedral, the famous "Singer House" - just part of them.

A 5-minute walk from the apartment is the Fontanka River embankment, where in the summer you can take a boat tour to see Northern Venice from the water - and please don't forget to stop on the Anichkov Bridge to admire the masterpiece statues of Peter Klodt.

Clean, neat front door is guarded, there is an elevator. Well-appointed courtyard with parking (parking space to be reserved in advance). We will always be in touch with you and if necessary will try to help in any difficult situation. If you appreciate independence and unobtrusive service, you will enjoy convenient and quick check-in without a key and unnecessary waste of time.

- Metro "Mayakovskaya" is 3 minutes on foot;
- Moskovsky station 12 minutes walk;
- Pulkovo airport - 36-60 minutes by car (depending on traffic).

- Anichkov Bridge and Fontanka embankment, 5 minutes on foot;
- Faberge Museum, 8 minutes on foot;
- Anna Akhmatova Museum at the Fountain House, 8 minutes on foot;
- The Engineering Castle, 20 minutes on foot;
- Russian Museum, 20 minutes on foot.