Chatillon (ex. Augustin Chatillon)

The Chatillon Hotel is a unique journey through time in the very center of St. Petersburg.

Chatillon, known in the circles of the St. Petersburg elite of the 19th century, was the lover of the famous architect Auguste Montferrand. Under her management, furnished rooms appeared here, popular among the artists of the Alexandrinsky Theater and representatives of the creative elite.

The hotel address, Nevsky Prospect 54, is an immersion in the living history of St. Petersburg. Opposite the Catherine Garden, two steps from the Alexandrinsky Theater and the legendary Eliseev merchants' store, our hotel stands at the crossroads of eras and destinies. Here, Empress Catherine II dined with Count Shuvalov, and Ivan Turgenev first saw Pauline Viardot, a meeting with whom changed his life.

The interiors of the Augustine Chatillon are a harmonious synthesis of French motifs, eclecticism and baroque classics. We carefully preserved and restored the historical stucco and antique lamps, integrating them into the modern design. Each interior detail has its own history and connection with St. Petersburg: from tiles with stars, reminiscent of the orders of Catherine II, to lamps in the form of Chinese umbrellas - a reference to the history of the Eliseev merchants.

Breakfast is served in a cafe located in a separate building, which is a 2-minute walk away.

We would like to inform you that restoration work has begun on the building located at 54 Nevsky Prospekt. Restoration work is being carried out during the daytime, and the building's façade is temporarily covered with scaffolding.