A spacious 46 sq.m. studio apartment which is located on the top floor of a nine-storeyed house in Nikitskaya Street. It is a bright and pleasant place to stay The following accommodation is a neat and light unpartitioned place decorated in national Russian folk themes. On a rainy evening you can light a candle or paint a picture, listen to the rain pounding on the window, or just simply wake up early in the morning and watch the sunrise with a cup of flavoured herbal tea by the floor-to-ceiling window.

Photografer. By prior arrangement you can be picked up at the train station, bus station, or the city entrance.By preliminary discussion I can offer you walks and detours along old Kostroma streets and its suburbs; I will show you Kostroma local picturesque places and sights or recommend city breaks or a guide. I can also give you a helping hand with setting an entertainment event program.If guests are willing, I can get them into traditional Russian steam house, recommend Kostroma fine craftsmen and goldsmiths, I will show my guests places where they can purchase unique local handmade gifts, introduce them to interesting people. Bicycle rental is also possible (3 bikes)

The building is located in an area with high tower blocks and quiet streets with traditional Kostroma houses which still have old-style window casing moulding and window shatters. It is located near the bridge which connects the right and left banks of the Volga River, within walking distance from the city centre. There are trolleybus stops, bus stops at a walking distance; taxis are also available. Grocery store is a one-minute walk from the building; chemist’s, cafes and restaurants, bus stops are nearby) A go-down to the Volga river embankment and municipal bathing beach are within 10-minutes walking distance; at a walking distance there are Philharmonics Hall (5 minutes), a library named after N.Krupskaya (10 min), Susanin Square in the city center (20 minutes to walk or 5 minutes by bus), Snow Maiden’s Palace and amusement park for kids (15 minutes to walk), Drama Theatre named after A.Ostrovskiy (a 20-minutes walk), The Resurrection Church.