A Scenic Apart-Hotel on Vasilievsky Island in St. Petersburg.

Guests come to us for comfort and panoramic views of sunsets over the Neva River.

Each room is a loft-style apartment equipped with everything needed for a stay of any duration. The panoramic windows offer views of the city, the beautiful Neva River, Gazprom Arena, and Lakhta Center.

The property features a restaurant and a fitness club. The courtyard includes relaxation areas, a children’s playground, and a small park in Scandinavian style. Secure parking is also available.

We are located 30 minutes by car from Pulkovo Airport and 15 minutes from the Hermitage. The hotel offers quick access to the city’s business, cultural, and sports hubs.

Restaurant

Fitness club

Beauty salon

Leisure area

Park

Car park

History and Architecture

Docklands is located in the eponymous loft quarter, built on the site of a former river cargo port.

The complex has breathed new life into the location, becoming a new attraction point for residents and visitors to the city.

The buildings are designed in a minimalist loft style. The facades are clad in Petersen Tegl clinker bricks from Denmark – 589,000 hand-molded units. The apartments and common areas feature panoramic glazing and high ceilings.

The car-free courtyard includes a small park with over 100 trees and shrubs, an eco-style children’s playground, and a summer terrace.

Interior Design

The concept was created by the team of German architectural bureau Zukauskas Architects.

The interior design is based on clean lines, natural textures, and eco-friendly materials.

Panoramic glazing fills the rooms with natural light. The walls are adorned with brickwork.

The classic loft atmosphere is emphasized by high ceilings, furniture, and metal decorative elements.

Technologies

The hotel buildings have been awarded the Platinum Green Zoom certification.

This quality mark confirms the project’s compliance with modern energy-efficient technologies.

Each room allows the creation of a personalized microclimate. Simply set your preferred temperature once, and the smart heating system will maintain it automatically.

On hot days, you can rely on the built-in air conditioning system. Fresh, purified air enters the apartments through a mechanical supply-and-exhaust ventilation system.

The rooms are quiet and cozy, thanks to enhanced soundproofing of facades, window systems, and interior partitions.

Microclimate

Clean air

Sound insulation

Art

The hotel lobby features artworks by St. Petersburg artists: Katya Krasnaya, known for her projects in the Etazhi space, and sculptor-painter Arutyun Akobyan.

Arutyun’s classical-style works are displayed in the main building, behind the reception desk and in the waiting area.

Katya Krasnaya’s pop-art paintings adorn the entrance area of the second building.

"The painting features symbols of St. Petersburg – a lion, the Neva River, the silhouette of a bridge, and the Peter and Paul Fortress. The painting is monochrome, with most elements painted using broad brushstrokes to create volume and texture. The sketches were first drawn in pencil on smaller-format paper, then transferred to canvas for detailed brushwork."

Arutyun Akobyan, artist of the painting:

"In the creative process, I was guided by lightness, freedom, and pure colors. I wanted the paintings to radiate a summer mood and inspire."

Katya Krasnaya, artist of the painting:

"Each piece is filled with details that you won’t notice at first glance. Returning to the painting, you discover something new each time. Bright hues and rich colors create a warm, summery atmosphere in the lobby all year round."

Katya Krasnaya, artist of the painting:

"The combination of casual paint drips with carefully detailed images is the hallmark of this series, created specifically for the apart-hotel. I chose the pop-art style, with bright and feminine imagery."

Katya Krasnaya, artist of the painting: