Deluxe Suite
Nicholas II Romanov
Room 1 – Nicholas II (Nicholas Alexandrovich Romanov) May 18, 1868 – July 17, 1918. On November 21, 1914, Nicholas II visited the House of the Nobility in Tula. To preserve the memory of the emperor’s visit to the city, the well-known Tula photographer V. I. Vakulenko took several photographs.
A comfortable deluxe suite with a total area of 74 sq. m., consisting of a living room combined with a kitchen and a separate bedroom. Ideal for both family stays and business trips. In the living room: a sofa, two armchairs, an extra sleeping place styled as an ottoman, a dining set, a fully equipped kitchen, an LCD TV, and a coffee table. High ceilings and large windows add plenty of light and space to the room. Interior items are selected individually for each suite to match its name—the name of a famous person. All attributes point to and connect the items with N. A. Romanov.
- wi-fi
- TV
- air conditioner
- refrigerator
- stove
- microwave
- coffee machine
- washing machine
- kitchen accessories
- hair dryer
- bathroom with shower
- iron
- ironing board
- drying rack
- kettle
- tea amenities
- kitchenware
- toiletries
- slippers
- shoe care kit
- rain umbrellas
- set of towels
- bathrobes
- safe
- minibar
In the bedroom: a dressing table with mirror, wardrobe, two separate single beds, bedside tables, ottoman. Separate bathroom with shower.
Guest Reviews
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Lyubov
Breakfast is a buffet in the restaurant on the first floor, tasty and varied. Convenient parking on the hotel grounds, guarded; it is about 1.5 km to the Kremlin. Polite and attentive staff, the hotel is clean. The building is historic, each room has its own story
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Юлия Н.
Wonderful hotel, delicious breakfasts, staff polite and professional! Everything is at a high level, nothing to complain about 😄 feel like a noble for a while! 😅 We stayed in the Nicholas II room (deluxe room 1)
25 September 2021 -
Alex Borisov
Beautiful large rooms, I had a suite. Good renovation. Clean and daily housekeeping. Nothing to complain about. There is a restaurant, the prices are restaurant level. There is an iron and ironing board with a drying rack. Soap and shampoos, as well as a comb and razor are replaced every day. In the fridge there are drinks, water, cola, two types of juice, Pringles and two types of chocolate. It is replenished every day. There is a washing machine in the room
5 May -
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Elena
The setting in the hotel is wonderful, the interiors, the room size, and the friendly work of the staff
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Josmithh
An atmospheric hotel with history and six meter ceilings. Very few rooms, but all bear names (ours was Yermolova). Everything in the room is beautiful and convenient (a small bottle of brut as a welcome after the road deserves a separate thank you). The staff are wonderful, as are the breakfasts.
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Olga B.
We are delighted! The hotel itself is not far from the Kremlin and museums. At the reception we were greeted kindly, offered tea or coffee and briefly told the history of the hotel, and escorted to the room. The room is chic! The high ceilings and themed interior impress, cleanliness and everything necessary in the room (from dishes, tea and down to cotton swabs). Very cozy. The breakfasts deserve special praise. An abundant buffet, coffee and eggs are cooked for you separately to your preferences. We also visited this restaurant for dinner and were very satisfied: tasty, original and a beautiful presentation. If you want to live in an atmospheric and historically significant place, then this is for you!
6 May