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Four Seasons Hotel Lion Palace St. Petersburg
Located in the heart of St. Petersburg, this hotel is just a 5-minute walk from Alexander Garden and the Admiralty Building. Enjoy the indoor pool, sauna, and 24-hour fitness center, or unwind with a full-service SPA treatment. Choose from 3 on-site restaurants or opt for 24-hour room service. Business travelers will appreciate the 24-hour business center and meeting facilities, plus the airport shuttle service. The 183 rooms are equipped with iPod docks and minibars, ensuring a comfortable stay.
Aparthotel Vertical
Dalisi Mini-Hotel
Silver Sphere Inn
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Samsonov Na Narvskoj Hotel
Dom Dostoevskogo
Alegriya Hotel
Leningrad
Hotel Amore
Chekhov Hotel
Svarog Film Hotel
Gutenberg Hotel
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Hilton Saint Petersburg Riverfront Hotel is a top choice located just steps from Levendal’s vibrant core. The hotel features floor-to-ceiling windows offering stunning views of the Neva River and historic architecture. Families appreciate the dedicated kids’ playroom, child-friendly amenities, and 24-hour concierge service. Guests can also enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi and easy access to local cafés and artisan markets within a 5-minute walk. For exclusive rates and availability, book via the HopeGoo app.
Within a 10-minute walk of Levendal, visit Central Market Square, home to over 30 local food stalls serving fresh rye bread, borscht soup, and handmade honey cakes. Every Saturday, the Artisan Market features independent designers showcasing hand-embroidered accessories and ceramics. For a cultural touch, stop by Old Oak Café, nestled under a century-old oak tree, where traditional Russian afternoon tea is served in a serene garden setting. These spots offer authentic local flavor and are perfect for leisurely exploration.
Marriott Saint Petersburg City Center Hotel, located in the heart of Levendal, offers a 15-minute walk to the Hermitage Museum along scenic Great Bridge Street and Peterhof Square. The hotel provides complimentary shuttle services to major attractions daily, with multilingual support. Rooms feature smart voice assistants that deliver real-time updates on museum exhibitions and ticketing schedules. Ideal for history enthusiasts and culture seekers, this location ensures seamless sightseeing. Book your stay through the HopeGoo platform for exclusive benefits.
InterContinental Saint Petersburg Riverside Hotel is ideal for photographers, featuring panoramic river-view suites with double-sided floor-to-ceiling glass walls, perfect for capturing misty mornings on the Neva River and reflections of St. Isaac’s Cathedral. The rooftop Photography Deck includes professional tripod mounts and blackout curtains for long-exposure shots. The hotel also offers private city lights photography tours with expert-led sessions in historic neighborhoods. All rooms include free high-resolution photo downloads, supporting creative post-processing. Book via HopeGoo for complimentary suite upgrades.
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Four Seasons Hotel Lion Palace St. Petersburg
Staying at the Four Seasons Hotel Lion Palace in St. Petersburg was an absolute delight. The location is unbeatable—just steps away from Saint Isaac’s Cathedral and the Hermitage Museum, with a short walk to the riverfront and Nevsky Prospekt. I didn’t need a taxi once during my entire trip; everything was within walking distance. The hotel itself is stunning, with elegant architecture and refined interiors that capture the grandeur of the city’s history. The room was spacious, beautifully appointed, and the bath amenities were luxurious—high-quality products that made every moment feel special. From check-in to checkout, the service was seamless and attentive. This isn’t just a place to sleep—it’s an experience. If you’re visiting St. Petersburg, this hotel is absolutely worth it.
Aparthotel Vertical
We stayed overnight at the Aparthotel Vertical in St. Petersburg, booking the Popova apartment for a team of seven athletes plus our coach. The space was more than sufficient for eight people—no crowding at all—and the photos truly matched reality. The soundproofing in the unit is excellent; even with loud music outside, we couldn’t hear anything when the door was closed. The kitchenette is fully equipped with a sink, stove, refrigerator, microwave, kettle, cutlery, and a complete set of dishes—including dessert plates, dinner plates, and a salad bowl—for everyone. Everything was clean and well-maintained. Bed linens were crisp white and fresh, and the pillows and duvet provided great comfort. One small note: the upper-level bedrooms felt a bit warm during the night. Adding an air conditioner or installing a skylight-style window could help improve ventilation. The hotel also features a Belgian restaurant with an impressive selection of Belgian beers. You can access it either from inside the building or directly from the street—a convenient touch. Staff at reception were friendly and helpful. In the lobby, right across from the front desk, there’s a large aquarium filled with turtles and other aquatic life. If you’re waiting to check in, it’s nice to just relax and watch the fish swim around. Overall, the stay left a very positive impression. I’d definitely recommend this place to friends and would happily return.
Dalisi Mini-Hotel
I absolutely loved my stay at Dalisi Mini-Hotel! The location is perfect—just a short walk from major attractions and close to public transit, making it super convenient for exploring St. Petersburg. The room was small but thoughtfully designed with a cozy, modern touch. Everything was clean and well-maintained, and the bed was incredibly comfortable—great for a good night's sleep after a day of sightseeing. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout my visit. It’s a hidden gem with great value for money. I’d definitely recommend this hotel to anyone visiting the city and will be returning myself.
Silver Sphere Inn
I couldn’t believe how beautiful the hotel actually was compared to the photos—turns out, I was totally wrong to doubt it. The location is fantastic: just steps away from the Neva River and Palace Embankment, making it super convenient for exploring the city. Check-in was quick and smooth, and the room was spotless with a stylish yet understated design that felt cozy without being over-the-top. The tea area is a real highlight—perfect for unwinding after a long day. Everything in the room is in excellent condition: the plumbing works flawlessly, the bedding is crisp white, and the mattress offers just the right balance of comfort—firm enough to support but not too hard. The view is into a quiet courtyard, which actually adds to the charm in a city like St. Petersburg where outdoor views are often more about atmosphere than scenery. One small thing: a few more shelves in the bathroom would have been helpful, but honestly, this is the only tiny nitpick. Overall, an absolute delight—highly recommend for anyone visiting Saint Petersburg!
Dom Dostoevskogo
I chose this hotel for its central location and affordable price, and I couldn’t be more satisfied. I arrived early, and the staff warmly welcomed me—after a quick nap on the sofa and a light breakfast, I was ready to explore the city. As soon as my room was ready, they called me right away. The place stayed clean throughout my stay, with fresh towels regularly replaced. The shower worked perfectly—something I really value. Breakfast was simple but satisfying: always hot, tasty porridge, sausages, eggs, butter, cheese, and more. There was even a mini-fridge in the room. No air conditioning, but since the building is old with thick walls, it stayed comfortably cool—even during the hottest days of August. I came here mainly to explore more of St. Petersburg and visit areas I hadn’t seen before, and the hotel was perfect for that. Everything was within walking distance: Nevsky Prospekt, the Admiralty, metro stations if needed, and just a few steps from bus stop 17–18, which runs sightseeing tours. There are tons of cafes, eateries, and restaurants nearby—great options for every budget—including the famous pastry shop, just across the bridge. In the evenings, I loved relaxing in the common area with a cup of tea, chatting with the friendly front desk staff. It felt like coming home. This place offers incredible value and charm. Definitely worth staying at.
Leningrad
Staying at this hotel was a fantastic experience from start to finish. The location is incredibly convenient—right in the heart of Saint Petersburg, making it easy to explore major attractions without hassle. The room was spotless and cozy, with a welcoming atmosphere that made us feel right at home. They provided everything we needed: bottled drinking water, a kettle, iron, hairdryer, towels, toothbrushes, coffee, and tea—so thoughtful! No need to worry about bringing extra essentials. The attention to detail really stood out, and the overall comfort level was top-notch. It’s clear they care about guest satisfaction. I’d absolutely recommend this place to anyone visiting St. Petersburg—it’s a perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and value.
Svarog Film Hotel
The room was small but perfectly adequate for a one- or two-night stay if you're mainly using it to sleep. The hotel feels a bit worn down overall, and the room definitely needs renovation. Still, it comes with basic amenities like an electric kettle, humidifier, TV, and hairdryer. They provide a toothbrush, toothpaste, and slippers—small touches that make the stay more comfortable. Water pressure is good, and both hot and cold water work well. There's a drinking water dispenser on site, plus an iron and ironing board available if needed. Breakfast includes tea, instant porridge, a sandwich, and a couple of small chocolate bars—simple but filling enough to start the day. It’s not luxury, but for a budget-friendly stopover, it gets the job done. If you’re just passing through and don’t mind a dated vibe, this could be a decent option.
Gutenberg Hotel
Staying at the Gutenberg Hotel in Saint Petersburg was an absolute delight. The hotel is quiet and peaceful, with friendly staff who are attentive without being intrusive. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and the linens were clean and fresh. The bathroom came with a hairdryer—such a thoughtful touch. In the lobby, there's a coffee machine and free tea available throughout the day—perfect for a morning pick-me-up. Breakfast was outstanding: a generous buffet with a wide variety of high-quality dishes. I enjoyed scrambled eggs, sausages, pasta, oatmeal, cheese pancakes, muesli—all delicious and well-prepared. You can even take some candies and apples to go, and there’s a sweet treat like croissants and doughnuts for dessert. There’s also a cozy restaurant inside the hotel with live music in the evenings—super charming, and the staff there are just as warm and welcoming. Location-wise, it’s unbeatable. Right next to the metro, you’re steps away from Volchek’s bakery, 85 Factory, Vkusvill, and Pirogovy Dvorik. A large shopping center is nearby too. And if you’re into history and architecture, the Yusupov Palace and St. Isaac’s Cathedral are literally around the corner. I stayed on May 1st when it was chilly outside, but inside the hotel was warmly heated—the radiators worked perfectly. Overall, this place offers incredible comfort, great food, and a wonderful location—all wrapped up in a peaceful, inviting atmosphere.
Mir na Nevskom
The hostel is conveniently located, with most attractions within walking distance—perfect for independent travelers who want to explore on foot. That said, the cleanliness and upkeep were a major disappointment. The white doors looked dirty and stained, clearly in need of a good wash or even repainting. The walls weren’t white anymore—they were dusty and discolored. Over the course of our week-long stay, we never saw any housekeeping: no linen changes, no towel replacements, not even a quick tidy-up. On the ground floor, renovation work seemed to have been done ages ago, but there’s no maintenance now—peeling wallpaper, water stains, and dust everywhere. It’s frustrating to see such basic neglect. A little effort in cleaning and minor repairs would go a long way. Instead of hanging distracting artwork on the walls, management should focus on fixing what’s already broken. Honestly, if it were cleaner and better maintained, I’d be more likely to recommend it. As it stands, it’s only worth considering if you’re on a tight budget and just need a place to sleep.
Central House Hotel - Hostel
This place was a terrible experience from start to finish. The entire building reeked of mustiness—every room, every corridor, even the shared spaces had that stale, old-house smell. The laminate flooring was warped and peeling, clearly just a cheap cover-up for poor maintenance. Suspended ceilings made me suspect there was old plaster underneath, which likely contributed to the persistent odor. There were no air conditioners, no proper ventilation—just unbearable heat and stuffiness, especially in summer. The bedding was worn out, faded, and looked like it had been washed too many times. In the showers, there wasn’t even a single hook for clothes—completely impractical. The hostel spans multiple floors, but the kitchen is only on the second floor, and staff don’t arrive until 9 AM. If you’re heading out early for sightseeing, forget about making tea or coffee—you’ll need your own kettle. The management’s attitude was downright dismissive, bordering on rude. One response I got: "If you don’t like it, just leave." That kind of comment really soured the whole stay. Thankfully, they refunded my money without hassle—but honestly, the damage was already done. I felt drained and depressed after each day trip; coming back here felt like a chore. I booked through a company called Yulana, but when issues arose, both the hostel and the agency pointed fingers at each other. Neither took responsibility. No one was truly at fault, but that didn’t make the experience any better. Avoid this place if you value comfort, cleanliness, and basic respect.
Volkov Hotel
Staying at Volkov Hotel was a delightful experience. The hotel is cozy and well-maintained, with a surprisingly spacious and clean room that felt more than comfortable for a short trip. Breakfast was a highlight—freshly made omelets and pancakes that were delicious and satisfying. While it's a bit of a walk from the metro, it wasn't an issue for me since I was mostly exploring on foot or by taxi. The location is quiet and safe, perfect for unwinding after a busy day of sightseeing. Staff were friendly and helpful, and the overall value for money was excellent. I’d definitely recommend this hidden gem to anyone visiting St. Petersburg.
Usadba Derzhavina Hotel
This hidden gem in the outskirts of St. Petersburg is truly special—quiet, charming, and surprisingly underrated. The hotel is nestled within a historic estate, offering guests unlimited access to the beautiful gardens and grounds. I loved how peaceful it felt while still being just a short distance from the city. Booking was simple through the platform, and payment was made on arrival—very convenient. Breakfast was served in a lovely greenhouse setting, not a buffet but thoughtfully prepared with fresh local touches. Plus, staying here gave me a 20% discount on visits to other estates in the Pushkin network—a fantastic bonus for culture lovers. If you're looking for a serene, authentic experience with a touch of Russian elegance, this place is a must-visit.
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