Fantastic place, and I spend 45 nights a year (on average) in 4- and 5-star hotels on business. Stunning big gym (and few people using it). Good coffee available in the cafe at 1 a.m., 5 a.m., etc. Accomplished and warm staff, with most speaking completely adequate English. My standard room was modern and handsome, with the bathroom walled off... More

This hotel must be checked by International authorities for hotel liability for safety negligence. I'm a 60 years old lady and in my first night on 20th of July of this year I have been experienced a serious personal injury (broken hip) in this hotel while I was passing through an artificial bridge in the lobby. The problem with this... More

We had booked into the Petro Palace St Petersburg - big mistake. Never stay there. On arriving, it was so horrible that we checked straight out. The only place we could find within our budget that had rooms was the Holiday Club. We took it. Best decision ever! The Holiday Club St Petersburg is one of the most pleasant and... More

We stayed at the Holiday Club St Petersburg for 2 nights as part of our tour around Russia/Findland/Estonia. It will definetely be a 5 star boutique hotel once it is finished but they are quite not there yet. We were given room 560 which happend to be a room for disable people; no problem with that, the room was huge,... More

The Holiday Club really was a delight. Was quite unsure whether to book it having read some of the previous reviews, but I'm glad I stuck with my choice. Yes some of the parts of the hotel aren't open yet- the staff said the pool/spa complex is now set for the end of Aug- it's completed but they can't yet... More

We stayed five nights in this hotel at end of June 2008. In general we thought the quality and service were excellent. The hotel is located about 15 mins walk from Palace Square (Hermitage). The frontage is surprisingly plain for a five star hotel but the interior is beautifully fitted-out. Bedrooms are finished in natural wood with very good facilities,... More

We booked this hotel in good faith after seeing adverts on several web pages. The hotel (5 star) boasted 6 restaurants, bars, wellness centre, saunas, gym, bowling alley etc. etc. We duly paid our 5 star price but upon arrival we were told by a very embarrassed receptionist "sorry, those facilities are not even built yet". To say we were... More

The hotel is tucked away on Vasilievsky Island. The hotel itself is very nice; rooms were spacious, very clean, and quiet. The best feature of the room was the bathroom (had a very powerful handheld hose and a wonderful square rain shower). Contrary to an earlier review, I did not have one altercation with a mosquito. I could tell that... More

Nice rooms put some fairly large issues. It was a relatively warm night, so I opened my window to allow for a breeze. Although I was on the 6th floor, I must have let in dozens of mosquitos. As soon as I noticed 5 minutes later I shut the window again (deciding that stifling heat was better than mosquitos), but... More