3 friends decided to visit SP on May for 6 days. We decided to look for a centric hotel and we chose this one more or less randomly: it was however a great decision: just on the real center of SP, but in one of the most beautiful but at the same tim quite areas of the old city, near... More

We arrived at 2 in the morning - OK, a bad timing, but not our fault ! And where received by a terribly bad humoured security man. He treated us badly, didn't want to give the minimum information... as "what time is it here in San Petersburg?"... The place is poor, shabby, in fact. Just some floors in a building... More

I stayed in this hotel on business. It was few days before St.Petersburg Economical Forum, so all central hotels were fully booked or costed...like a Boing 747 :-). I and my colleagues chosen Nevsky Hotel Breeze and were surprised of room size, equipment and service. It's really calming place in the center of city, where you can relax after busy... More

Who ever says Nevsky Breeze Hotel is average or bad doesn't know what he is talking about! I just spent five nights at this hotel, and I loved it. Bear in mind, I ordered the cheapest room available. It was called Min. Stay. The room was clean, modern, big, cosy, and very comfortable. I had two beds, a soda, beautiful... More

Located in good area (safe). Really close to Hermitage. Easy to get to any needed place (really close to public transport, which is important in order to save time). Not many grocery options arount hotel. Breakfast - if you stay for longer period be ready, that not many alternatives (same food every day). Room - easy to hear what is... More

Booked this hotel for a getaway week end with my girlfriend. It has a great location and everything was walking distance. However you can hear absolutely everything from your room: TV, toilets, shower, and even other people sneezing or farting... - rooms: average, decent size, clean but a bit old - bathroom: correct - staff: very nice and helpful if... More

This is a small but clean hotel. I stayed here for four days. The location makes up for any shortcomings as far as the ambience etc. The front desk ladies all speak English and are very helpful. The breakfast is great and filling. You walk out and about one minute to the right, you are in front of the Aleksandr... More

We told the travel agent that we were prepared to spend a little more for a solid hotel. This was not what what we got (4 nights standard triple). Presentation both outside (most of the other buildings were abandoned or under refurb) and inside was under par, the room was small - and last decorated about 15 years ago. The... More

We stayed as one adult and two teenagers in one room for 3 days, 4 nights. To the fifth floor, you can walk up the five flights of stairs or take the elevator that has a maximum weight of 6 people (it is also not terribly fast). The hotel appears to be a converted office or factory or something of... More