The Pushka Inn Hotel boasts central location close to the Palace Square, only 5 minutes from Nevsky Prospect, next door to the famous Pushkin Memorial Museum. The building, an architectural monument of the 19th century, was erected in 1811 on the Moyka Embankment for Ivan Pushin, one of the best friends of Russian poet Alexander Pushkin. In 1984 the building was totally restored and in 2002 - extensively modernized.
The interior designed with the abundant use of artillery and military decor elements remind of brilliant victory of Russian army over Napoleon. Warm pastel tones with light timber and glass add to the pleasant ambiance. The rooms enjoy the wonderful, truly Petersburg, view on Moyka river and granite embankment. During the summer months tourist boats moor right in front of the hotel.
The Pushka Inn is a mini-hotel, where each guests is treated with particular care. Friendly and attentive staff will do their best to create home-like comfortable ambience for all the guests.
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