Cheap Hotels in St Petersburg
In a prime location in the Tsentralny district of Saint Petersburg, Inn Dvorik na Mokhovoy is located 1.1 km from Faberge Museum, 1.4 km from Summer Garden and 1.6 km from Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood. All rooms feature a kitchenette and a shared bathroom. Free WiFi and a shared kitchen are featured. All units in the guest house are equipped with a TV and a hairdryer. Anna Akhmatova Museum is 1.8 km from Inn Dvorik na Mokhovoy, while State Russian Museum is 2 km away. The nearest airport is Pulkovo Airport, 16 km from the accommodation.
Sun Mini Hotel is located in Saint Petersburg, within a 5-minute walk of Dostoyevskaya and Vladimirskaya Metro Stations. Nevsky Prospekt is 700 metres away.#Please inform Sun Mini Hotel in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation.
This hostel is located in the centre of Saint Petersburg, 400 metres from Ligovsky Prospekt Metro Station. Free Wi-Fi and a 24-hour front desk are featured at Drugoy Hostel. The bright, modern rooms offer colourful decor. Some rooms include a TV, and guests use the shared bathrooms. Guests can cook their meals in the shared fully equipped kitchen, complete with a dining area. Continental breakfast can be ordered at surcharge. A variety of cafes and restaurants is located within a 5-minute walk from the hostel. The lively Nevsky Prospekt and Ploschad Vosstania Square are a 15-minute walk from the hostel. The Hermitage Museum is 3.8 km away. After sightseeing, guests can relax in the hostel’s lounge zone with a TV, a library and a table football. Moskovsky Train Station is a 15-minute walk from Drugoy Hostel. Pulkovo International Airport is 15 km away.#Rooms number: 14 Information about the type of meals included in the price is indicated in the rate details. Russian citizens must have an original Russian passport upon arrival. According to the Government Decree No. 1853 of 11/18/2020 (clause 18), Minors under the age of 14 are required to check in the hotel with the documents of their parents (adoptive parents, guardians). If the accompanying persons are not legal guardians, they are required to provide the notarized consent form of the legal guardians (one of them) and the birth certificate of the minors. Minors aged 14 or above, in the absence of legal representatives next to them, are required to check in the hotel with his/her identity document and a notarized consent form from the legal guardian (one of them).
Well set in the Tsentralny district of Saint Petersburg, Egoiste Mini-Hotel is located 1.4 km from Anna Akhmatova Museum, 2.2 km from Faberge Museum and 2.9 km from State Russian Museum. The property is set 3.4 km from Palace Square, 3.5 km from Summer Garden and 3.5 km from Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood. Free WiFi is available and private parking can be arranged at an extra charge. Every room comes with air conditioning, a wardrobe and a flat-screen TV, and certain units at the inn have a balcony. At Egoiste Mini-Hotel all rooms come with bed linen and towels. An Italian breakfast is available daily at the accommodation. The reception at Egoiste Mini-Hotel can provide tips on the area. The nearest airport is Pulkovo Airport, 14 km from the inn.
Located 500 metres from Nevsky Prospekt Metro Station in Saint Petersburg, RiverSide Nevsky Hostel offers simply decoarated rooms and a 24-hour front desk.#Rooms number: 7 Information about the type of meals included in the price is indicated in the rate details. Russian citizens must have an original Russian passport upon arrival. According to the Government Decree No. 1853 of 11/18/2020 (clause 18), Minors under the age of 14 are required to check in the hotel with the documents of their parents (adoptive parents, guardians). If the accompanying persons are not legal guardians, they are required to provide the notarized consent form of the legal guardians (one of them) and the birth certificate of the minors. Minors aged 14 or above, in the absence of legal representatives next to them, are required to check in the hotel with his/her identity document and a notarized consent form from the legal guardian (one of them).
This hotel is set in the historic centre of Saint Petersburg, just 100 metres from Mariinsky Palace. Free Wi-Fi and a 24-hour front desk are featured at Dream House Sadovaya.#
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Hotels in St Petersburg
The majestic city of St Petersburg is Russia's second largest. It is located on the River Neva at the head of the Gulf of Finland on the Baltic Sea. During its complex and turbulent history, its name was changed to Petrograd in 1914, and Leningrad in 1924, before becoming known as St Petersburg once more in 1991.
History
Tsar Peter the Great founded St Petersburg in 1703, after he seized its strategically important maritime site from Swedish settlers. It is here that he commissioned the Peter and Paul Fortress, the very first building of substance in what would become a mighty city. As St Petersburg grew, the Tsar moved the capital from Moscow to St Petersburg and its status was assured. Firstly developing around Trinity Square on the right bank of the Neva, it later expanded according to grand urban visions. Domenico Trezzini planned for the city's heart to be on Vasilyevsky Island and shaped by a grid of canals, and although this project foundered, it is still evident in the street pattern. The style known as Petrine Baroque, shaped by Trezzini and other architects is clear to see in key buildings such as the Menshikov Palace, Peter and Paul Cathedral and Twelve Collegia. After Peter the Great's death, his successor moved the capital briefly back to Moscow, but in 1732, Empress Anna once again designated St Petersburg as the capital, and it remained so until the fall of the Romanov dynasty and the communist revolution in 1917.
The history of St Petersburg in the 20th century is marked by revolution, war, turmoil and blockade. The siege of Leningrad, instigated by German forces during the Second World War, lasted from September 1941 until January 1944, during which more than 1 million civilians died. The only supplies reaching the trapped population came in across the frozen Lake Ladoga, which became known as the Road of Life.
In the post-communist era, St Petersburg has taken its rightful place as one of the great European cultural and architectural attractions, and its glorious centre is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Art and Culture
From St Petersburg you can explore a peerless treasure trove of the arts. You could spend days in the enormous Hermitage alone, seeing everything from Egyptian artefacts to prominent Picassos. Meanwhile the Russian Museum houses perhaps the greatest collection of Russian art in the world. There is also world-class theatre, music and ballet at the Mariinsky Theatre and a whole host of buzzing festivals during the summer months.
Venice of the North
Explore the heart of St Petersburg and its well-worn nickname will ring very true. You can cruise the beautiful canal system or cross some of the 342 bridges, or simply admire the majestic Neva River rolling by, but you will never be far away from water. The Venice comparison makes perfect sense on closer inspection too. The mix of narrow quiet canals, unexpected plazas and evocative Italianate mansions is powerfully reminiscent, even on those endless northern summer evenings when the sun only just dips below the horizon.
Frequently asked questions about Hotels in St Petersburg
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