17th century Guest House

Architects confirm that this building dates back to the XVII century A.D. and belonged to a Suzdal merchant. It is impossible not to believe this just by looking at the thickness of the log walls and the peculiarity of the brickwork, which were completely preserved during the reconstruction of the house. 

Russian Russian architecture As soon as you enter the house, you are immersed in the atmosphere of Russian antiquity: an icon in a red corner, a Russian oven with hooks, 3 bedrooms that have preserved the interiors of a Russian merchant's house. At the same time, there are all the necessary amenities for a comfortable life, concentrated in the new part of the house. There is also a cozy kitchen with dishes, stove and refrigerator, a spacious living room with fireplace and TV (11 channels), a summer veranda, a separate guarded parking lot and a Russian courtyard: chickens, geese, goat Dusya, beds with cucumbers and other greens. 

This is an ideal place to relax with children: a closed area, a swing, a children's slide, a lawn with green grass, a mini zoo next to the house. An atmosphere of peace, solitude and silence. We all miss it so much in the modern world.....

Our guests write:

«The merchant's house is filled with an atmosphere of antiquity and at the same time homely. We lived in winter and summer. Especially in winter, we got into the atmosphere when an employee flooded our stove in the bitter cold. On the second evening , we had dinner by the fireplace .The waiter delivered the order to the house, set the table in the living room and cordially served. We sincerely thank all the staff for their cordiality and warmth! Wait, we'll be there soon!»