The Brothers Karamazov Hotel was opened in May 2004. It is situated in the historical district of Saint Petersburg, two steps away from the Church of the Vladimir Mother-of-God Icon and the Memorial Apartment Museum of Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky. The hotel offers a choice of stylishly refurbished rooms and an extensive list of facilities. The hotel perfectly corresponds to its historical setting, as its interiors recreate the refined atmosphere of Petersburg of the second half of the 19th century. The hotel is situated not in the very center of Saint Petersburg but quite close to it. For example, Nevsky Prospect, the main thoroughfare of Saint Petersburg, is just 20 minutes' walk from the hotel. The nearest metro stations are Vladimirskaya/Dostoevskaya and Ligovsky Prospekt.

The Brothers Karamazov Hotel offers 28 standard rooms, including single and double. All the rooms are nicely furnished and have such modern amenities as electronic door-lock, telephone, TV, Internet access and hair-dryer. Bathrooms come equipped with shower-cabins. Those people who travel with children can choose family guestrooms that feature adjacent rooms. An extra bed is available upon request. The hotel is proud of its four unique interior rooms, decorated in refined classical style of the second half of the 19th century. They are of individual character and have been named after female characters of Dostoevsky's most famous novels.

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Standard rooms The standard room features a list of in-room facilities such as telephone, TV, Internet access and hair-dryer. Bathrooms have shower-cabins. All rooms feature safe electronic locks.

Deluxe The pride of the hotel is the so-called deluxe interior rooms, which combine the beautiful classical decor of the second half of the 19th century and the most up-to-date amenities. There are four rooms of this kind. They are named after the female characters of Dostoevsky's most famous novels. The individual character traits of Grushenka and Katerina from "The Brothers Karamazov", Nastasya Filipovna and Aglaya from "Idiot" are conveyed with certain decor devices and elements.