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Alexanderplatz

Alexanderplatz
Nothing is discernibly German about this out of the way place, except maybe the security, which is good. Located beyond the Obvodny Kanal, it would be convenient if you wanted to be able to walk to the bus station early the next morning. Read_on (No Comments)

Amsterdam

Amsterdam
Enjoy a relaxing stay in this hotel, located just around the corner from Petrogradskaya Metro. Guests enter from the street into a sweet courtyard with a canopy of fairy lights. Read_on (No Comments)

Antique Hotel Rachmaninov

Antique Hotel Rachmaninov
The former-home of the composer Rachmaninov is now a charming hotel which prides itself on its interesting heritage. All Read_on (1 Comment)

Art-Hotel Trezzini

Art-Hotel Trezzini
Charming and intimate, this mini-hotel combines an artistic atmosphere with friendly welcoming service. The staff are enthusiastic and helpful and the hotel has 17 spacious well-lit rooms, each with an exquisite metalwork floral chandelier. Read_on (1 Comment)

Austrian Yard

Austrian Yard
This clean mini-hotel is predictably located next to the Austrian embassy and across from a wonderful park that sometimes has a functioning amusement park. Read_on (No Comments)

Austrian Yard II

Austrian Yard II
The second Austrian yard is also located in a pretty courtyard, but this time opposite the American consulate. The rooms are clean, bright and new looking and all have excellent bathrooms with very modern showers. Read_on (No Comments)

B&B 5-ya Sovetskaya

B&B 5-ya Sovetskaya
Tucked away on a quiet side-street just a few minutes walk from pl. Vosstaniya, this charming German-run bed-and-breakfast Read_on (No Comments)

B&B Nevsky prospekt

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This small, and comfortable bed and breakfast is located about a five minute walk from Palace Square. The five rooms are beautifully decorated with antiques, but the bathroom facilities are shared. Read_on (No Comments)

B&B Randhouse

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Named after the St. Petersburg born American writer Ayn Rand, B&B Randhouse has a network of three mini-hotels in the centre of the city. Read_on (1 Comment)

B&B Swiss Star

B&B Swiss Star
This b&b is the nicest, most welcoming hideaway we have seen in a long time. Host Andre offers committed hospitality, from the espresso machine to a mini photo exhibition by local photographers in your room. Read_on (5 Comments)

City Guide Mini-Hotel

City Guide Mini-Hotel
This Swiss-managed mini hotel offers a lot of freedom to its guests. The kitchen and its facilities are available to use, and and a supply of basic groceries can always be found in the fridge. Read_on (2 Comments)

Columb

Columb
Stretch your legs and lay back after walks to the nearby Mariinsky Theatre and St. Isaac's Cathedral when staying at Columbus, just try not to do it in the reception room: you're very likely to feel you're at home. Read_on (No Comments)

Comfort Hotel

Comfort Hotel
Ideal for tourists and business people alike, this hotel enjoys a great location not far from Nevsky prospket and St. Isaac’s square. Read_on (No Comments)

Domik v Kolomne

Domik v Kolomne
Pushkin, Russia's most famous poet, lived here for a time with his parents, in the days before it became a mini-hotel. Read_on (No Comments)

Dynasty

Dynasty
The coat of arms above each bed leaves no doubt about how the kind of image this hotel is striving to create. Exactly what kind of Russian dynasties favoured orange silky bedcovers, red carpet and brown chairs we aren't sure of though. Read_on (No Comments)

Eurasia

Eurasia
Sister to Regina hotel, this is a tall reconstructed and refurbished building in the historic district. The interior is brown and slightly dour; nevertheless the rooms are clean and spacious. Read_on (No Comments)

Golden Triangle Hotel

Golden Triangle Hotel
This mini-hotel is good value for money considering its central location and superb interiors. Occupying the third and fourth floors of a 19th century building, it has 24 rooms ranging from single to lux. Read_on (No Comments)

Herzen House

Herzen House
Central and clean, Herzen House is at the top of four floors on the lovely Bolshaya Morskaya ulitsa and has been completely renovated. Read_on (No Comments)

Kristoff Hotel

Kristoff Hotel
This comfortable hotel is perfectly located just five minutes away from Dostoyevskaya metro station, in the old town near to Kuznetchny Market, Vladimirsky Cathedral and the Vladimirsky Passazh Shopping Centre. Read_on (No Comments)

Nevsky Inn

Nevsky Inn
This is a clean and pretty hotel with an ideal location exactly opposite the metro station and literally round the corner from the Hermitage. Read_on (2 Comments)

Northern Lights

Northern Lights
This one-floor hotel is just off St. Isaac’s Square on one of the oldest streets in the city. It is refreshingly personal compared to the huge hotels in the same area. Read_on (No Comments)

Palantin

Palantin
Situated in a quiet courtyard not far from the Fontanka canal, this calm mini-hotel provides rest and relaxation in modern rooms on thick mattresses with warm magnolia and honey coloured trimmings. Read_on (No Comments)

Polikoff

Polikoff
A perfect little mini hotel, cosy, bright professional and airy. In a great location, just a couple of minutes from Gostiny Dvor, Polikoff has fifteen rooms spread over two floors and a bright and airy kitchen in which to have breakfast before you take on the city. Read_on (No Comments)

Shelfort Hotel

Shelfort Hotel
The rooms here are very comfortable, with dark green and wooden interiors and the lobby is large and pretty. Two luxury suites have original log fire places which still work. Read_on (No Comments)

Stony Island Hotel

Stony Island Hotel
Affordable, centrally-located and with friendly staff, Stony Island is not a bad choice if you want to be in the centre of where everything is happening. Read_on (No Comments)