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This hotel is following a european standard therefore you feel that you are getting much more value for your money than in its 4 stars russian standard counterparts. The staff is polite, rooms are cleaned everyday, breakfast is tasty. Location is very close to the main train station and makes your arrival and departure days easier. Its an easy walk to the main attractions, we seldom used taxis (they are very cheap anyway). I recommend this hotel as a base for seeing Saint Petersburg and the surrounding area.

We spent 4 nights at the hotel. The room was not luxurious but spotlessly clean. It made us feel at home. The breakfast was great. The receptionists were very helpful. The free wifi was fast and reliable. Even though the hotel, located in a good residential area, is about 5 kilometres away from the central part of Saint Petersburg, getting to main attractions in the city was not a problem. We found bus no. 24, from the nearest bus stop, a convenient way to commute between the hotel and the city centre.

Situated in the hustle and bustle of St Petersburg, this beautiful hotel offered wonderful rooms, great service and a pleasant atmosphere. In addition AH is located within walking distance of most of St Peterburg's central attractions, as well as restaurants, cafes and bars. We were very happy with this choice and would highly recommend AH to solo, couple or group travelers. For what you pay, this hotel is a standout compared to the chain hotels dotted around St Petersburg.

This is my first visit to Saints Petersburg , I had to choose between different hotels, this hotel got attention due to its location and review scores given to it, the hotel is family friendly as it has plenty of connected rooms, I’ll definitely choose this hotel for my next visit to the city . The hotel is close to two big shopping centers and also close to public transportation services, Uber is easily available, although it’s fatser to use trains or go by walk if you want to visit city center.

Few minute walk to Neva River. Being on or near Neva is best. Food was just fantastic. Breakfasts incredible. Extremely friendly staff. Front desk people provided A+ service with all issues. I upgraded from Standard to Superior room. Well worth it if you have a 'roommate'! Beautiful room. Even bathroom floor was heated! Pub was great for later dinners and ambiance. Housekeeping staff excellent. Hotel cleanliness excellent. I spent 18 days there and I will return. Don't forget to tip the people who are most helpful and friendly. People in Russia don't generally make much income. Even 2 or 300 rubles is greatly appreciated.

The hotel is large, but clean and fairly well maintained. The desk could use more help at peak arrival and departure times. The breakfast area has a good selection and good service. It can be crowded at peak times, but still accessible. I complained about the portable shower head fixture being broken twice, and it was not repaired in the four days I was there. The lobby always seems to have taxi drivers or local men sitting and smoking. Overall it is about a 3-4 star, and excellent value for money.

This is my second stay at vedensky hotel. Hotel located in a nice area with lots of places get a quick bite. Grocery store actress hotel with lots of options. Hotel needs some updating, rooms are not what they used to be. Staff is great. Location too long by foot to center. Most likely u would need a taxi, which is cheap unless ur a tourist. Uber works the best. I haven't tried breakfast , but from what I hear is a 3 star.

We had warm feeling during our staying here. The hotel has a small size but the room is big with comfortable and nice funiture and conditions. The location of the hotel is great with many restaurants, coffe shops, small shops and shopping malls around. We could easily walk to the rail station or some sight seeing places. Hotel staff are friendly and can speak English. I recommend Martin hotel to everyone who wishes to have an rememrable visit to St. Petersburg.

The Demetra Art Hotel is very close to the metro station and therefore close to all destinations in St Petersburg (e.g. 8 minutes to Nevsky Prospekt). Close to it is also a very nice park and the best restaurant Blok in St. Petersburg. In the hotel they have excellent breakfasts. The staff is really friendly and helpful to get tickets to all kind of performances and taxi.

we stayed in a double room. the room was clean and warm. (warm is very important when you visit st. peterburg in winter!) the breakfast included offer a taste of russian food. there is a metro station within 5 minutes walking distance, and there are many tourist attraction along the nevskiy prospekt which is very close to the hotel too. there is a 24 hours convenient store right next to the hotel too!

1st visit to St Petersburg and didn't know the geographical layout of the city. Took recommendation from Agoda primarily based on price and the photos. It is an apartment hotel, that is why there is no obvious signs of the "hotel" at the building's entrance. We and the taxi driver were quite lost initially. The entrance walkway into the building was also quite run down - 50/60s stone work with little maintenance. The hotel is on the 3rd floor and luckily there is an newer addition to the old building - an elevator! A hidden gem opened up once we entered the "apartment". Security is tight and there are CCTVs all over the place. The rooms are well maintained and the photos are authentic. The staff is very helpful and the location is AWESOME! Located on a parallel road to the main Nevsky Ave of St Petersburg, very close to the Metro stations (Line 2 and 4). Dining options are off the roof ... from local options (Soviet Cafe and Evrasia chain) to international fast food (KFC) and more

The hotel is definitely one of the best in terms of what it has to offer. Upon arrival we were provided the room in less than 5 min. The paperwork and registration were done by the hotel which was nice and helpful. The view from the room was beautiful. We could see the lifting of the bridges from the room. The breakfast spread was amazing. We even ordered food late night from the rooms and I must say it was delicious too. The bed was a little old, but I believe the view compensates it. The staff speaks English and were very helpful and courteous. I would have to give a 5* rating to this hotel. Definitely recommended.

It's just 1 min walk from the metro station. Once out from the metro, walk straight, cross the stone bridge, Gogol is on your left. Very conveniently located. It's around 20 min walk to the Hermitage (Palace Square) and 15 min walk to the Kazan Cathedral. However, to save some energy for sightseeing, it'll be a good option to take one stop of metro and get off near the Palace Square. The lady at the reception is exceptionally considerate and helpful. As I visit during the White Nights period, I can't really sleep even with the curtains on and have requested for a pillow at 3 am in the morning. The lady shows no sign of unwillingness, instead very helpful to bring me the pillow. Moreover, I arrive early at around 10:30 am and can already check in my room. Though I found that the room has not been cleaned but once we told the lady about this, she immediately arranged someone to clean it up. The room is big, clean and comfortable. Nice wifi connection, nice breakfast.

This boutique hotel was originally built as the home of a 19th century industrialist. It has been tastefully restored and decorated. The hotel is in a great position down a quiet side street, within easy walking distance of all the main sights, shops, restaurants and metro station. The staff all spoke good English and were very friendly and very helpful. Our room was large enough for the 2 of us, with lovely comfy beds and a very clean, nice bathroom. Wifi was stable and fast. Breakfast was very good and plentiful with a range of options and eggs cooked to order. It is served in a totally stunning room. I wouldn't recommend this hotel to everyone - especially those who love big corporate hotels - but if you like something a bit different it’s perfect.

just a pathetic value. prices may have been inflated for white nights, and granted all hotels in st pete (and in most of russia) are terrible vale. but for about a night there are certain things i expect *anywhere* that the oktyab. lacked: plugs (there was just one in the room, and one in the bathroom; consistent water pressure/temp (the temp jumped schizophrenically from cold to scalding every time i showered); quality beds (ours were saggy and loud); a few english channels (there was one in english - a french news channel, and only 19 paltry channels in all); free wifi (it cost $3 a day here, not bad but still ...); free breakfast (it cost $15 if we wanted it; we opted out, naturally); and good service (it was mediocre at best). plus it's huge and we had to walk about 200m to our room, not good for my dad, who has bad hips. location good esp if you are arriving by train, and it's opposite a metro station. but those are really the only selling points. it's still way too soviet to warrant such a price, even in overpriced st petersburg