Saint Petersburg Primorsky Hotels

Overall this hotel was fine. The hotel is neat and clean in appearance. The room was a good size and looked clean and orderly. It was very quiet. The room temperature was a bit on the warm side with no visible thermostat to control the temperature. All in all I’d return if I visited St. Petersburg again.

The location of the hotel seemed great to us. We did not use transportation and walked to the city and Moscow railway station. You can stroll along the noisy Nevsky Prospekt and peaceful parallel streets. Close to the shopping center, beautiful Oushi. The room is small but very cozy. Clean the room every day We could not evaluate the sound insulation effect, we did not hear the neighbors, did not see them, it was out of time. In a cozy restaurant on the 5th floor, the breakfast is very good with a great variety. We went to the bar on the 7th floor and we could see the view of the cathedral. I read a lot of complaints about closing windows, including. Those who definitely need air circulation, be careful and write down your wishes. If possible, I think your request will be approved. Everything about us is great. There is a left-luggage office where you can store your luggage. Excellent value for money.

It is located in the heart of St. Petersburg, Russia and is within walking distance to major attractions and landmarks. It is surrounded by great restaurants, cafes, bars, and shops, making it the ideal place for tourists to explore the city. Additionally, the street is lined with beautiful architecture and is conveniently located near public transportation.

The breakfast was very good, there was freshly squeezed orange juice and carrot juice, this is good. The location is not bad, take a taxi to the shopping center for 10 minutes, the room is clean, the bed is comfortable, it is worth staying

The front desk service is very good, the hotel is clean and tidy, the boss is Chinese, very warm. One of the two left-turned hotels is the Chinese Consulate in St. Petersburg.

Having stayed at this hotel maybe 10 times the past 10-12 years, I unfortunately clearly see a downgoing trend. Rooms are in general ok, but nothing exciting. Interiors are in need for some renewal. Sound insulation to the corridors and partly between rooms are not good enough. With corridors of several hundred meterss per floor level, the traffic is always high at all times. People normally talk to each other - that's normal. However, I am not at all interested inside the room what they are talking about. The rooms are clean, all right, but nothing really exciting. Just a bed to sleep in, a TV to watch and a bathroom... Breakfast is actually the most disappointing. Canteen-feeling, extremely low and poor assortment. Just scrambled eggs, untasty small ”malochnyj sosiski” sausages. No fried eggs, no omelet, no bacon. Very poor fruit assortment. I stayed at this place the last time until some substantial improvement is noticed. A shame really, because this is a hotel I previously always liked. The only thing still that did not change in a negative way is the quality of the Paulaner beer.

The Best Western is very well located in the heart of St Petersburg. It is just across Ploshcad Vosstaniya from Moskovsky main line railway station on Ligovskiy Avenue, near to the junction with Nevski Prospekt. The building is quite old as are many of the fixtures and fittings in the rooms. The one lift was also somewhat rickety. However, my room itself was large and comfortable with plenty of storage space. There was a safe, complimentary bottled water, a fridge and tea and coffee making facilities. There was a slight whiff of drains in the bathroom but it was fine with a powerful hot shower but no bath tub. Breakfast was served in the adjacent Du Nord restaurant and it was different but pretty good. The breakfast dishes were named after various cities. On the first morning, I had the ‘Moscow’ which consisted of granola followed by Russian pancakes, with coffee and orange juice. On the second morning, I went for the ‘Amsterdam’ which was porridge followed by brioche rolls topped with poached egg and bacon, again with coffee and orange juice. I enjoyed both selections, although on the second morning, they were late opening the breakfast room, so I didn’t get to finish my meal as I needed to get to the airport in a hurry. The staff were very helpful and were able to direct me to a nearby clinic in order to get a PCR test. I couldn’t say the same about the clinic called Invitro - absolutely hopeless ! I stayed at the hotel for two nights and paid £68. Great value.

Very good very comfortable! Service staff attitude is also good! The cafe downstairs can eat delicious food every day!

The room is big enough, but the balcony is very small and can’t get out. The balcony wall is very high and you can’t see the river view outside. Of course, you may consider the safety factor to get such a high cement wall. The entrance is under construction when you check in, which will affect the traffic and location. Very good 7.8 minutes walk to the Hermitage, easy to eat around, a few minutes to the Spilled Blood Cathedral

I’d say for a 4* hotel in a city centre it’s absolutely not up to the mark. The location is good that’s for sure. WiFi worked well. The bed was comfortable and the linen was clean. Breakfasts were okay but all the time all same (just cereal for porridge was changed every second day) that made me tired within my 2 weeks stay. The maintenance of the hotel is not good. The main minuses are: minibar (fridge) is not in every room. There’s no hair dryer. There’s no mirror for make up. The wardrobe is too small so there’s no place to put the clothes for a long stay. The view was the worst I could imagine- you only see the wall and the windows of other rooms. The staff mainly looked like dull zombies. I believe for a hotel of such level it could definitely be better. I had some issues with the room safe that were fixed very fast so I can say they are responsive to the inquiries.