The first thing you notice about this hulking construction on the side of the Neva is the fitness centre. But there is so much more... like for instance the restaurants. The Flying Dutchman is actually a luxurious fine dining complex with Terrace serving European cuisine, Paluba features a Brazilian grill and the latest entry, Panorama has Japanese dishes far beyond the usual sushi and sashimi. Choose according to your mood as they all possess the unparalleled view of the Neva, Palace Bridge and the Hermitage. The sailing ship, a model of the 18th-century barque Amsterdam, also has a beauty salon.

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• Adriana 21 July 2010
  We were there today, and the service was terrible. It took so long to bring the food. Even the bread and water, (that is supposed to be served with relative speed), took at least half an hour. The environment is nice, but it is most definitely overpriced, and the food falls short. I do not recommend this restaurant TO ANYONE!
• Matthias - Geneva 14 June 2007
  The restaurant is your typical tourist trap with overpriced items such as a glass of wine for $10 and a slice of cheescake for $20. If you haggle they will give you a discount of 20%.