This was the first time I visited St. Petersburg and have really no experience about other hotels in this region which makes it a bit difficult to say whether this is a good or a bad hotel in this city. The hotel is nicely located as you can visit the shops and restaurants in Nevskiy Prospekt easily. The reception area... More

we are a couple ( 2 doctors ) from cairo, egypt. we visited st petersburg in july 2011 ( a charming city ). the hotel location is good, ( if you get a room over looking the river, it is a lovely view ). staff in the reception have no idea about " how to treat tourists ", very slow,... More

Stayed here in 2006 and just now getting to a review. Very large but easy to get around in. The food was good at the buffet and the rooms were adiquate with a full bath (step in shower in tub). The hotel is right on the river and had great black out curtains for the sun light that lasts for... More

Good: near to metro station, abundant hot water (don't laugh, it's not always true in russian hotels) Bad: outdated furnitured, long long tiring corridor, unprofessional service (the receptionist took 3 hours to check me in), poor breakfast More

We stayed in this hotel as part of a escorted tour to Moscow and St Petersburg. It was a good hotel, my only criticism was the very long corridors from lift to room,you could have caught a bus!!. Came home to you when you realised the view from the panoramic cafe was from the other side of the bridge from... More

Hotel Moscow is clean rooms good breakfast and well located. Restraurant Garlic is really a good cheap place to eat and meet intresting people More

The hotel is in a great location with easy access to sites & city on foot or by metro. The rooms are straightforward, clean, & well presented although many (including ours) are inward facing without a view which does make them a bit gloomy....but hey, you are in St.Petersburg, don't waste time in your room! We experienced 3 breakfasts which... More

This 3-star hotel reminds you of old times when Russia was run by the communists. Very big with long endless corridors, smokesmelling rooms badly cleaned, large sterillized lobby with willing girls hanging around at evenings and about 10 ATMs representing every single russian bank. Large boring breakfast room serving very ordinary food. Positive is the view over Neva and the... More

This massive hotel is a regular on the tour bus circuit - so plenty of bus loads of those new to Russia. The hotel itself is in a fantastic location, situated on the Neva at one end of the Nevsky Prospect (main street). The place is tidy and clean. Rooms, furnishings and fittings are all way more dated than what... More