A 16th-century house, two minutes from Rynok Square.
Rudolfo is a boutique hotel on Virmenska (Armenian) Street, a quiet pedestrian street in the centre of Lviv. The house was first recorded in the town’s tax registers in 1535, and since September 2013 it has been Rudolfo, an old house with a modern touch, where a panoramic glass lift takes you up to the rooms.
Seven types of room, from a compact room overlooking Virmenska Street to the Presidential Suite at the top of the house. All prices are per night and include breakfast.
Out all day in the Old Town, then home to Virmenska Street.
from ₴3,200 per night
First coffee on your own balcony, above the quiet courtyard.
from ₴3,400 per night
Cook a simple supper, then run yourself a bath.
from ₴3,500 per night
Your own kitchen and two rooms, on the quiet courtyard.
from ₴3,700 per night
Evening on the terrace, the Town Hall tower across the rooftops.
from ₴4,500 per night
Work in the living room while someone sleeps next door.
from ₴5,500 per night
Two double beds, a sofa bed and a terrace, with room for five.
from ₴11,000 per night
Size, beds and bathroom at a glance.
Whatever your rate, every morning in our restaurant on the ground floor.
Book with us again and enjoy early check-in, late check-out or a room upgrade, subject to availability.
Twin or double, a cot for your little one, arrival after midnight: all arranged in advance.
From the small team that runs the house, day and night.
Breakfast is served in the restaurant on the ground floor: a self-service buffet and an à la carte menu. It is included in every rate and begins at 7:30 on weekdays and at 8:30 at weekends, for a slower start. After breakfast, the restaurant becomes a lounge. Coffee and tea are free for guests around the clock. Leaving early? Ask for breakfast to take away.
| Mon to Fri | 7:30 to 10:30 |
|---|---|
| Sat and Sun | 8:30 to 11:30 |
Virmenska Street is one of the oldest in Lviv. Once the main street of the Armenian quarter, it is now lined with galleries and cafés. About 125 metres from our door stands the Armenian Cathedral, painted inside by Jan Henryk Rosen in the 1920s, with a peaceful courtyard and a column of St Christopher from 1726. Further along is the Virmenka café: it opened in 1979, became a meeting place for artists, and brews its coffee in hot sand. And in our own house, GUNIA Project sells Ukrainian design rooted in traditional crafts.
For centuries, our stretch of Virmenska Street was known as Bakers’ Street.
Two old houses stand here side by side. No. 4 was first recorded in the town’s tax registers in 1535; at the end of the 16th century it belonged to a shoemaker named Obukh, and it is still known by his name. In the 17th century, No. 6 next door belonged to an Armenian priest.
In No. 4, a rebuilding left its date on a ceiling beam: 20 March 1722, carved back to front, probably because the carver laid his pattern the wrong way round. After a fire in 1848, the house was rebuilt; around 1909 it was linked inside to No. 6, and by 1927 a city guide listed a hotel here, the Ziemiański. Since September 2013, it has been Rudolfo.
The hotel has its own shelter for guests and staff, open day or night whenever there is an alert. We recommend going there even at the yellow level. During every alert, a member of staff is in the building to show the way. In a power cut, the generator keeps the whole hotel running for several days: lights, heating, hot water, lift and Wi-Fi.
We would be happy to work with you. For more information, please contact our partner manager directly: +380 (98) 236-80-00
24/7, in Ukrainian or English.
4 Virmenska Street, Lviv 79008
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