If I come again to Peter, I will definitely stay here! The rooms are small but cozy, cleaned regularly, bed linen and towels are crystal clean and ironed. Very pleasant staff. There is a coffee machine, refrigerator, small refrigerator in the room, TV, air conditioning. Very affordable prices for a hotel on Nevsky Prospekt.
starstarstarstarstar Каролина Белик
There are very beautiful photos on the site, in reality my room turned out to be small. The strange arrangement of the bed (apparently they just moved 2, standing on the sides), do not go to the window. The first time I had, with a single occupancy (moved 2 beds), there was only 1 pillow. The second pillow and the second blanket were in the wardrobe, but without the pillowcase and duvet cover. Covered everything with stains, the walls in the bathroom are not very clean, apparently because the area is very small. I don’t advise you to take breakfast: there is a paper bag in the refrigerator, a pancake with filling in plastic, a cottage cheese casserole with condensed milk, a tea bag and choco pie.
From the pros: very helpful girls at the reception, just like family. Close to the metro. The room has air conditioning (I didn’t check if it works), there is a heater in the closet. It's good that they put a shower cabin (this influenced my choice when booking), it's nice that there is a towel for the feet, and not a reusable rug). Accordingly, there are only 2 towels for the body and for hands. The mattress is very comfortable, the bedding is clean, I managed to relax.
starstarstar Nina M
Not far from the Moscow railway station, 15 minutes on foot. Nice staff. You can pour coffee, tea, there is a microwave. The hotel is located on the 3rd floor.
Booked one room, put in another room. They said my number is busy. I do not like to live in small rooms and I book bigger ones on purpose. But in this hotel I had to live in the smallest room.
starstarstar Елена А
Pros: a small mini-hotel with 9 rooms + a dining room, a hotel converted from a communal apartment, affordable price, an elevator, a location on Nevsky, an air conditioner, a room at the 3 * star level (it is not clear who painted on 4 * there is not even close to 4 *) ... Hot water and tea are always available in the dining room. You can warm up food in the microwave, there is a refrigerator.
Cons: 1) very uncomfortable mattress - there are practically no double beds. There are 2 combined single beds closed on top with a soft topper. At night, the body falls into the gap between these two beds. From this very uncomfortable position and curvature of the spine on the third day, my lower back grabbed and I had to go to the masseur because I could not bend or straighten out.
2) you shouldn't really count on breakfasts - they bring a small bag in which 3 small boxes are porridge, pancake and jam. More like a ration than breakfast. Better of course than nothing.
3) Transport accessibility: to the metro 10 minutes on foot, but the exit on the nearest orange line is permanently closed in the evenings and on weekends, so you have to stomp along the transitions to the green line, which increases the road by another 10 minutes.
4) the room overlooking the courtyard is not as quiet as we would like. The noise in the courtyard there is created by some kind of turbines and shouting youth in the evenings.
starstarstarstar Alex Vertlin
From my opinion it isn't 4stars hotel. Stayed there for 2 nights and it was certainly a diferrent kind of hotel. Located just in the 3rd floor of a building on central nevsky avenue in an old block. the room it is big and clean room and bathroom is small. The staff was oofful. He barely spoke english and the receptionist wanted to pay the extra bed once more when he was already paid.The breakfast in the small kitchen was not full of many diferrent dishes but it was very nice and they even asked us what we want each day for breakfast so that they prepare it instantly like eggs, omelette, pancakes or sausages. People are paranoia with strangers/tourists.
starstar Livia Cosmulescu
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