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3-Star Hotels Near Ice Park
Craving ice and wonder? Ice Park is your winter dream come true. Nestled right in the heart of St. Petersburg, this indoor ice haven features skating rinks, jaw-dropping ice sculptures, and even an ice café—all carved from real frozen blocks. Glide through frosty air, surrounded by glittering ice walls, as sunlight dances off crystalline surfaces. It feels like stepping into a Nordic fairy tale. Perfect for families, couples, or anyone who wants to play in a frozen world of joy and surprise.
Rockit Hotel
Era na Sedova Hotel
Cosmos Apart Hotel
Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Saint Petersburg
Apart-Hotel in2IT
Kosmos Guest House
Elma Pulkovo
Alex Hotel on Zvezdnaya
Happy Inn na Sofijskoj
Apart-Hotel Salut
Veles Hotel
SalutApart 99
Apartments Uzhnaya Korona
Valo Mercure
City of Rivers on Neva
Prima Apart-Hotel
City Park Apartments
Valo Soul
Mini-Hotel Na Belgradskoy
Apartments Vesta on Iuzhnoie Shosse
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Ice Park
Hyatt Regency Saint Petersburg is a top choice, just 15 minutes from Ice Park, offering family suites and an indoor thermal spa. The hotel features a dedicated children's activity zone and offers pre-booked ice-themed excursions. Conveniently located near the metro, it ensures easy access to all winter activities at Ice Park, making it ideal for families seeking fun and comfort.
Take Saint Petersburg Metro Line 2 to "Rakhmaninovskaya" station, then walk 10 minutes to Ice Park. Numerous city buses (e.g., route 37, 48) also serve the area with accessible shuttle services. Taxis or electric shared vehicles are another option—simply enter "Ice Park, Saint Petersburg" into your GPS for accurate navigation. The journey takes about 15 minutes, ideal for families or travelers with mobility needs.
Beyond standard ice skating, try the ice sculpture workshop, where you craft your own piece under expert guidance. The nighttime illuminated rink lights up after 6 PM with music performances, creating a magical atmosphere. Don’t miss snowmobile rides or the ice hut tea ceremony, where you sip warm tea and enjoy traditional Russian pastries in cozy ice cabins—perfect for embracing the arctic winter charm.
Visit Yakor Bar & Bistro, just a 5-minute walk from Ice Park, specializing in authentic Russian dishes like caviar tower, borscht, and smoked salmon. The Nordic-Siberian themed interior offers views of the outdoor rink. Try their winter-exclusive menu, featuring hot soups, bread baskets, and house-made jams—ideal for warming up in cold weather while savoring genuine local flavors.
Yes, tickets are easily booked via the official ticket portal and hotel partnership programs. Hotels like Hyatt Regency Saint Petersburg often provide free entry passes or discount vouchers. It’s recommended to book at least three days in advance to secure spots for popular events such as the ice sculpture exhibition or evening light shows, avoiding long queues. The platform supports multiple languages and offers a user-friendly HopeGoo experience.
Ice Park typically operates from late November to March daily from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM. During winter holidays (Christmas and New Year), hours extend to midnight with special events. Check the official website for daily updates, as weather conditions may cause temporary adjustments. Certain areas feature 24/7 security monitoring to ensure visitor safety throughout the season.
Traveler Reviews
See what other travelers say about Ice Park
Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Saint Petersburg
I absolutely loved this hotel! The room was spacious, modern, and spotlessly clean—everything I needed for a comfortable stay was right there. From the amenities to the thoughtful touches, it felt like home away from home. Location-wise, it’s super convenient for getting around Saint Petersburg, with easy access to public transit. Highly recommend for anyone visiting the city—great value and an excellent experience overall.
Kosmos Guest House
I’ve stayed at this hotel multiple times—back when it was called Radisson—and it’s always been my go-to choice. The location is unbeatable, just steps from Moscow Station and Nevsky Prospekt, making it super convenient for exploring the city. The rooms are spacious, clean, and beautifully designed in a Scandinavian minimalist style—simple but elegant. I appreciate the in-room amenities like a safe, iron, and ironing board, which made packing and travel much easier. One of the best things? No street noise at all—perfect for a good night’s sleep. Breakfast options were great, varied, and tasty. This time, reception staff Dmitry was especially welcoming and helpful, making check-in smooth and pleasant. It’s clear the team cares about guest experience. For comfort, convenience, and quality, this place is truly top-tier. I’ll definitely be back.
Happy Inn na Sofijskoj
The room offered incredible value for money—excellent quality at a surprisingly affordable price. Located just a short metro ride from the city center, it's super convenient for exploring St. Petersburg. The room was compact but well-designed, with a comfortable bed and spotless cleanliness. The staff were friendly and helpful, offering local tips on nearby cafes and markets. I appreciated the thoughtful touches that made my stay more enjoyable. Overall, this hotel delivers a great balance of comfort, convenience, and affordability—perfect for travelers who want a reliable, no-frills experience without sacrificing quality. I’d definitely stay here again and recommend it to anyone visiting the city.
Veles Hotel
The hotel is a bit tricky to find, but parking is available and convenient. The front desk is on the first floor, while the rooms are located on the second floor and above—only stairs, no elevator. If you're traveling with heavy luggage, this might be something to consider. That said, the rooms are clean and comfortable, and the overall atmosphere is peaceful and welcoming. Breakfast is fairly standard—nothing fancy, but sufficient for a morning start. Despite the lack of an elevator, the location is quiet and well-suited for travelers who value a calm stay over convenience. It’s also close to public transit, making it easy to explore St. Petersburg. Overall, a solid choice if you’re looking for a quiet, no-frills place with good value.
Kino Hostel on Moskovskiy
This hostel is incredibly cozy and spotless throughout—everything feels thoughtfully designed for guests. They provide tea and coffee, along with clean dishes, which makes staying here so comfortable. For just 100 rubles, you can do laundry, watch movies in the common area, or enjoy a game night with board games—perfect for relaxing after a long day. The location is close to the airport, which made it my top choice for this trip. I also know they have other hostels across the city, so it’s great to see a reliable brand. Housekeeping comes by daily to tidy up, which is very reassuring. Once I accidentally spilled water, the staff immediately stepped in to help clean it up and even sorted out an issue with the coffee machine—really attentive and friendly. The kitchen is fully equipped, so if you're staying longer, cooking your own meals is totally doable. Overall, the experience was outstanding. The attention to detail, hospitality, and value make this a standout choice. I’d definitely come back.
Tourist Hotel
Check-in was seamless, and Veronica, the front desk staff, was warm and clear with all the details—really made our arrival stress-free. The food is absolutely delicious, with a wide variety to suit every taste. I especially loved how fresh and well-prepared everything was. The housekeeping team deserves a big shoutout—they keep the room spotless and the linens crisp and clean every time. Honestly, this place exceeded my expectations for a 2-star hotel. It’s cozy, well-maintained, and offers incredible value. I’d definitely stay here again and recommend it to anyone visiting St. Petersburg.
Domina Pulkovo Hotel
Everything was top-notch! From the moment we walked in, the hotel exuded a high-end vibe with impeccable service and a welcoming atmosphere. Our room was spotless, beautifully decorated, and incredibly comfortable—perfect for a restful night's sleep. The location is fantastic: just a short walk to the metro station, making it super easy to explore St. Petersburg’s top attractions. There are plenty of great dining options nearby, and the overall value for money is outstanding. I couldn’t ask for more—this place deserves every bit of praise. Would definitely stay here again and recommend it without hesitation.
Valo Hotel City
I've stayed at Valo Hotel City several times for business trips, and it's consistently convenient for getting around. The hotel is close to supermarkets, restaurants, and a metro station—perfect for quick access to the city center. The room itself is clean and comfortable, with a good balance of space and functionality. However, the front desk service is painfully slow, especially during check-in and check-out hours. It also doesn't offer daily housekeeping, so you’ll need to bring your own toiletries or replenish supplies yourself. One major downside: if you leave something behind, don’t expect it to be kept or returned. They simply say 'nothing left' without further explanation—no follow-up, no chance of recovery. While these issues are frustrating, the location and overall value still make this a solid choice for travelers who prioritize convenience and budget over top-tier service. It’s not perfect, but for a reliable stopover in St. Petersburg, it gets the job done.
U Fontana Hotel
I booked two adjacent upgraded rooms over the phone, but upon check-in, I was given standard rooms instead—no idea if I misunderstood or not, but at least I saved 400 rubles! Parking is only secured after check-in and payment are completed. I asked if I could leave my car in the parking lot for a few hours after checkout, and the first front desk agent said yes, since it’s off-season. The next morning, however, another agent flatly refused. After some back-and-forth, they finally agreed—but only until 2 PM. Honestly, this kind of inconsistency is baffling. There were plenty of empty spots available, so why make things difficult? I’ve stayed at many hotels before, even those with limited parking, and never had issues with post-checkout parking. This one seems to prioritize rules over guest convenience, especially when there’s clearly space. It felt more like showing who’s in charge rather than providing good service.
Vse Sezony Hostel
I stayed at Vse Sezony Hostel last week for work, and overall it was a great experience. The price is very reasonable for the quality offered—rooms are compact but clean and comfortable. The staff are polite, attentive, and always ready to help if needed. One of the biggest pluses is the location: there are plenty of dining options nearby, so grabbing a meal is never an issue. The only minor downside is that the hostel isn’t in the city center—most visitors will need to take the metro to reach major attractions. However, public transport access is solid, and it’s still easy to get around. For budget-friendly, well-located accommodation with friendly service, this place is definitely worth considering.
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