Dostoevsky 
Russia, Saint-PetersburgVladimirsky Prospect, 19 7
This beautiful hotel in Saint Petersburg, which is one of the most modern cities of Russia, as well as its cultural capital and is the home to the Hermitage, one of the largest art museums in the world is located in the historical district and architectural area. Pulkovo Airport is 15 km from the hotel and the hotel’s staff can organize transfers on request. Guest rooms are equipped with hone line with international dial, televisions with choice of international channels, individual and centralized air-conditioning system, minibar and safe. The hotel has an elegant restaurant and a stylish pub with scenic views of Vladimirsky Cathedral. The guest's satisfaction from the hotel ensured through high-quality service, superb dining options, and providing its guests with every comfort needed for an enjoyable stay. With its amazing views, great location, the hotel is perfect for any traveller on any occasion. Experience the unique atmosphere of this beautiful hotel.
- Bus Station (100)
- Next Big City (100)
- Town centre (500)
- Park (22000)
Facilities & services
- Air-conditioned in common areas
- 24h. Reception
- Safe
- Room service
- Laundry Service
Establishment type
- Total number of rooms: 218
- Lift-s
- Car park
Room facilities
- Double / twin rooms: 174
- Mobile phone network
- Hairdryer
- Individual air-conditioned
- Central air-conditioned
- TV
- Direct Dial Telephone
- Internet access
- Bathroom
- Shower
Credit cards
- MasterCard
- Visa
Building information
- Number of floors (main building): 7
- City hotel
- Last renovated: 2013
Catering
- Dinner à la carte
- Lunch menu choice
- Breakfast
- Mini Bar
- Breakfast buffet
- Lunch a la carte
Hotel Features
- American Express
Distances
- Shop-s
- Central Heating
Points of interest
- Supermarket
Business
- Conference Room
Entertainment
- Sauna
Sports
- Gym
Anonymous Reviewed June 17, 2008
Reception staff had poor knowledge of telephone numbers and contacts. I was robbed at the metro and needed their assistance on what to do next but they were next to useless.