PROLOFT city hostel & rooms

Location PROLOFT city hostel & rooms is a conceptual city hostel with hotel rooms, created for recreation in a loft atmosphere in the center of St. Petersburg, between St. Isaac's Cathedral and the New Holland cluster, in a historic building of the mid-19th century on Pochtamtskaya Street. Since 1843, there has been a branch of postal carriages and briquet of the St. Petersburg Main Post Office, and it was built by the Russian-Italian architect Albert Kavos, who later created the Mariinsky Theater in St. Petersburg and the Bolshoi Theater in Moscow in 1853-60. At the hotel The two-storey mansion with brick vaults houses 25 rooms of different categories from common 8-bed to two-room apartments, a lounge area with a lobby bar, kitchen and patio in the courtyard. Each room is equipped with spacious lockers for things (turnkey). There is 24-hour video surveillance on the territory of the hotel.