What would Pushkin be like in our time? What books would he read, where would he relax, and how would he create his ideal hotel? With the help of artificial intelligence, we imagined him as a contemporary, a person with a refined taste, passion for art and striving for the best. This is exactly how we created the five-star Pushkin Hotel, a space where classics meet modern technologies, and inspiration meets impeccable comfort. The interiors are imbued with aesthetics reminiscent of the great poet, but here they meet the highest requirements of the 21st century. 46 high-class rooms are available for you. Immerse yourself in the world of intellect, style and refined hospitality. Book a room and become part of this unique history.
The five-star Pushkin Hotel is an ideal place for businessmen and women who value style, comfort and premium service. We offer elegant rooms, high-class service and the opportunity to hold important events in an atmosphere conducive to productivity and creativity.
We imagined what Pushkin would be like today and created a space that combines its sophisticated style with progressive technologies and excellent service. Here, each of the 46 rooms, the hall, and the corridors are a harmony of esthetics and convenience, thought out for the modern rhythm of life. This hotel is for those who value art, style and new experiences. We combine tradition with innovation, creating a space that inspires and remains relevant for different generations. Stay with us and feel how the classics take on a new sound.
The final stage of the hotel reconstruction is nearing completion. Furthermore, on June 6, we will open our doors to the connoisseurs of high-level service and comfort. We invite you to be inspired by the Pushkin era in a modern interpretation.
This is a benefit of up to 20% and free cancellation of the reservation. Book your unique vacation on our website! The "Early booking" rate is valid 31 days before arrival. The discount on this rate is 15% and is summed up with a 5% discount under the loyalty program when booking a room on our website.
The date for Pushkin Day was chosen simply - the poet’s birthday according to the new style is June 6 (May 26 according to the old style). On June 6, 1880, according to the old style, the first monument to the poet in Moscow was opened. The very one in the center of the capital on Pushkinskaya Square, which was then called Strastnaya.
In the middle of the 19th century, on the corner of Bolshaya and Tikhvinskaya streets, there was a wooden house. It is difficult to determine now who lived there... The estate was located in the oldest part of the city, which was settled in the first half of the 18th century.
1899 is the beginning of the construction of a stone building. Its completion is reported by historian Yu. P. Kolmakov in the "Chronicle of the City of Irkutsk": "On August 12, 1901, the construction of the stone house of the architect A. I. Kuznetsov on the corner of Bolshaya and Tikhvinskaya streets was completed."
Before the revolution, the building was occupied by government agencies. Before 1916, judging by the nature of the interior layout, the building could have been intended for a hotel. In 1916-1917, the Control Chamber was here.
After the second All-Siberian Congress of Soviets from February to July 1918, the building housed the Central Executive Committee of the Soviets of Siberia of the second convocation, chaired by N. N. Yakovlev.
The Siberian general A. A. Taube, the hero of the civil war S.G. Lazo, the chairman of the Transbaikal Provincial Executive Committee of the Soviets I.A. Butin and other prominent public and political figures of that time worked here.
After the revolution, the building changed hands, and at one time even the government of Admiral Kolchak met here. In the early twenties of the last century, Anna Timiryova, Admiral Kolchak’s beloved woman, languished in this house for two weeks and was taken into custody as an enemy of the people.
From 1923 to 1930, the building was occupied by the workers’ faculty named after N.N. Yakovlev. Excellent teachers worked at the workers’ faculty, preparing future students for admission to higher educational institutions. On December 28, 1928, the workers’ faculty was visited by V.I. Lenin's comrade, the People's Commissar of Education of the RSFSR A.V. Lunacharsky.
From 1993 to 2024, the building housed the Consulate of the Republic of Poland, as well as the government and other institutions. Now the building houses our five-star hotel.
In 2021, we began renovating the building at 18 Sukhe-Bator Street. Since 1980, this historical site has been a "Cultural Heritage Site". The state protects the volumetric planning of the building, elements of the facade and interior design.
Reception area renovation. We have preserved the style of the interiors. Arches, wide passages and a spacious foyer. Everything as the 19th-century architect intended!
Our designer’s task was extremely non-trivial, to create a modern space while preserving the 19th-century style. In addition, this is how the foyer will look according to our design project.
The special atmosphere in the historical interiors of the building was created by the flights of stairs and wrought-iron railings. This stage of the work is coming to an end and soon the red carpet will be laid here
Imagine how Alexander Sergeevich stylishly descends these stairs or how modern Pushkin manneredly ascends to his room. As they say, the atmosphere is conducive...
