Rinaldi on Grechesky is housed within a landmark apartment building, which was built in the 1902 by the renowned architect P.I. Batuyev and later bought by the landowner S.T. Semenov and which offers a magnificent view on the Grand Concert Hall “Oktyabrsky”. Until 1967, it also offered a view on the Greek church of Dmitry Solunsky, but, sadly, the Soviet reign was not kind to places of worship. Still, the multi-family residential, long favored by artists and writers, is located in a beautiful neighborhood that is always good for a relaxed stroll. All six of rooms feature free cable television with a wide selection of channels and free Wi-Fi, and included in the price of your stay is a continental breakfast each morning and unlimited access to a fully furnished dining room.