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"Check-in was seamless, and most of the staff spoke English, so communication was a breeze. The hotel is a bit older, but the facilities are well-maintained. As a solo traveler, staying here for 9 consecutive days was an absolutely comfortable choice. The subway station is just a few steps away, and there are supermarkets, various restaurants, and multiple bus stops nearby. There's also a park right across the street. All in all, it's incredibly convenient for solo travel... Plus, it's not on the main street, so it's very quiet and not noisy at all. Rooms on the 8th floor can be a bit noisy because floors 9 and 10 house functional service areas. When checking in, you might want to request a lower-floor room! This stay truly left me with wonderful memories... I hope to have the chance to visit again in the future~ The room looked almost exactly like the pictures provided by the hotel. The review photos show breakfast, some interior and exterior views of the hotel on the first floor, and all the scenery within a five-minute walk of the hotel."

"The hotel is magnificent. The price-quality ratio is excellent. It's close to Moskovsky railway station, and Nevsky Prospekt, the city center, is just a stone's throw away. The breakfast buffet is very decent, with a great variety and delicious food. The rooms have large beds, and all toiletries are provided, including wonderful, soft slippers. This is my second time staying at this hotel this year – it's now my favorite in St. Petersburg!"

"The room was decent, but the cleanliness in the corners definitely needed more attention, as some spots weren't fully cleaned. The ongoing construction outside the window significantly impacted the stay. The front desk staff generally had a good attitude, but strangely, we only received two bottles of complimentary drinking water on the first day. After that, no more were provided, even when requested. My friend even noticed yellow water coming from the tap initially. For the price, the service didn't quite meet expectations. Regarding the visa-on-arrival/residency permit, we paid the fees and submitted all necessary documents on our first day. However, the process was repeatedly delayed. First, we were told the immigration office was closed on weekends. During the week, we inquired almost daily, only to be constantly put off until 'tomorrow' or 'the day after.' It was only completed the day before we departed for Moscow, which was truly incomprehensible. I hope they improve in the future, but I won't be returning."

"The hotel is a boutique hotel. Actually, there are two buildings behind the Catherine Church: one called Catherine Palace and the other Catherine Arts. They are operated by the same company, and the front desk is also the same, with similar prices. If you want a room with a view of the church, I recommend Catherine Palace. Regarding room types, if you have two large suitcases, be sure to book a comfortable room of 20 square meters or more. I booked a room of 20 square meters or more, which was generally okay. The bathroom was a bit small, and the plumbing was quite old. I stayed for three days. As for the smell that some people mentioned, I think it's because the hotel uses some kind of disinfectant that doesn't smell very good. Also, the hotel is quite deep, and the ventilation isn't very good. The lack of exhaust in the bathroom might have caused some odors. I opened the windows to ventilate during the day when we were out sightseeing, and there was no smell when we came back at night. The hotel has an excellent location. It's right next to Nevsky Prospekt, next to a metro station, and diagonally opposite Kazan Cathedral. The hotel breakfast is also very good, with plenty of hot food, vegetables, meat, eggs, milk, porridge, and fruits. You can eat your fill and go out. The only downside was the hotel's Wi-Fi wasn't very good. My Honor phone couldn't connect to the network, but my companion could. I don't know why. We had to use our own mobile data. Check-out was super fast, and getting the check-in certificate was quick. Overall, it's an average hotel, but it's relatively affordable on Nevsky Prospekt."

"We loved everything! We were even able to check in to our room in the morning right upon arrival. The only downsides were that we had to go to the front desk twice because the key card stopped working, and I wish there was more than one chair in the room."

"The commercial facilities around the hotel are not well-developed, and it's two kilometers away from Nevsky Avenue. The room is decent, just a bit small. There are too few front desk staff and too many customers, so there's a queue. Another reason for the long wait times at the front desk might be a complex system."

"The room was big and very clean. It is also divided into bedroom and living room. The location is right next to the Petersburg Arc de Triomphe and 100 meters from the subway station, which is very convenient. Breakfast is also rich. The only drawback is that the gym is relatively small and the swimming pool cannot be used."

"I liked the location: close to Frunzenskaya metro station, although it was closed for renovations during my stay. The staff was pleasant and responsive. There's an early check-in service available, which we used, for 50% of the daily rate. The room had a designer feel but no kitchen. Nearby, in the courtyard, there's a 24-hour store where you can use a microwave. I'd love to come back, but next time I'll choose a room with a kitchen."

"This hotel is relatively close to the airport and offers a free shuttle service. Unfortunately, our flight was delayed by over 4 hours, so we missed the shuttle. Thankfully, the hotel's front desk provides 24-hour service, which was quite convenient. It's important to note that, at least when we stayed in July 2026, the hotel charged an additional ”non-citizen registration fee” of 350 rubles per person (regardless of how many nights you stay). Since there were three of us staying for only one night, this fee increased our actual accommodation cost for that night by a whopping 17%. If we had known about this extra charge beforehand, we would not have booked this hotel. We have already reported this situation to Trip.com, hoping that in the future, guests will see the final price, including this fee, when booking, to avoid misunderstandings. The hotel's overall style is quite minimalist and modern, with spacious rooms and a relatively comfortable living environment. We learned that the hotel also has a gym and a sauna, but both have fixed operating hours. It's worth noting that while the hotel itself is nice, its location is relatively remote. Traveling from the hotel to the city center takes a considerable amount of time, about 30 minutes by taxi or ride-sharing service, and even longer if you choose public transportation. Therefore, if your main itinerary is sightseeing in the city, the hotel's location might not be particularly convenient; however, if proximity to the airport and the hotel's comfortable living environment are more important to you, this hotel is still worth considering."

"The impeccable hotel brought our trip to St. Petersburg to a perfect end. Especially the Russian beauty at the front desk, who responded to every request and helped us book a car, store cheese that needed to be refrigerated, and store luggage... If we go to St. Petersburg again and visit the Catherine Palace again, we will choose this hotel again."