Angleterre Hotel, Four-star hotel at Saint Isaac's Square, Saint Petersburg, Russia
The Angleterre Hotel is a four-star property at Saint Isaac's Square in Saint Petersburg, housing close to two hundred rooms spread over four floors. The interiors use light tones and natural materials, creating a calm environment for guests.
The original building opened in 1840 under the name Napoleon's and went through several changes in ownership and structure over the following decades. After demolition in 1987, the structure was completely rebuilt between 1989 and 1991 and reopened under its current name.
The name refers to England, reflecting the early connections between the city and Western European travelers during the nineteenth century. The public spaces and rooms follow a restrained style that appeals to international guests and business visitors today.
The location allows walks to the Hermitage and Palace Square within minutes, making it easy to explore the historic center on foot. The property includes a swimming pool, fitness area, and an Italian restaurant for meals throughout the day.
Many rooms feature wide window seats that frame views of Saint Isaac's Cathedral across the square. The property also houses an independent cinema that screens films for guests throughout the week.
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