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- Book at least -1 days before your stay begins to get the best price for your Saint Petersburg accommodation.
- For those who are hoping to discover some of the city’s nightlife, look for hotels in Saint Petersburg in the neighbourhood of Nevsky Prospekt, such as the chic Radisson Royal Hotel St. Petersburg. This will put you just a short walk away from Rubinshteyna Street, which is known for having some of the region’s most bustling bars.
- Interested in visiting a few attractions during your trip and learning about the city’s history? You’ll want to select a hotel on Vasilievsky Island, an area that’s considered to be the historic centre of Saint Petersburg and contains sites like the Russian Academy of Sciences. The Courtyard by Marriott will put you less than a 10min walk from many museums and monuments.
- To be just a short distance from a selection of trendy restaurants and cafes, book a hotel in New Holland, a hip neighbourhood that’s known for its architecture and young culture. Hotel Holland is a casual choice located a 7min walk from the Bottle, a group of businesses and eateries housed in a refurbished prison.
- If you want to stay in a calm area that’s quiet but still centrally located, opt for lodging on Krestovsky Island, such as the Parklane Resort and Spa. This neighbourhood is known for being primarily residential and tranquil.
- Travellers who are architecture enthusiasts should make sure to grab a hotel in Petrogradskaya, like the 4-star Vvedensky. This historic island has many charming apartment buildings as well as several famous landmarks, including the Peter and Paul Fortress.
FAQs when booking a hotel in Saint Petersburg
Where should budget-friendly travellers stay in Saint Petersburg?
If you’re hoping to travel as affordably as possible, consider staying in Pushkin, a suburb of Saint Petersburg that used to be the summer residence of the royal family and is now a budget-friendly area well connected to the rest of the city. The Hilton Saint Petersburg ExpoForum is a modern choice that will put you directly in the centre of this area.
Which area should I stay in if I would like to be close to the airport?
To be as close as possible to Pulkovo Airport (LED), you’ll want to look for hotels in the southern part of the city. The Crowne Plaza St. Petersburg Airport is a posh 4-star option that will put you just a 3min walk away.
Where should I stay if I will be travelling with children?
For those who will be joined by children on their trip, pick a hotel that’s close to the Grand Maket Russia, a huge working exhibit of the country that’s sure to keep the little ones entertained. The Holiday Inn St. Petersburg Moskovskye Vorota is only a 6min walk from this attraction and is in the Admiralteysky District.
Where should I stay if I would like to be near public transportation?
If you plan on frequently using public transportation and travelling to different cities during your trip, you’ll want to have a hotel next to New Port, a large train station that helps connect the surrounding region. The Vertical will place you just a 10min walk from the station and is also a 3min walk from the closest tram stop on line 29.
How do I find a hotel in central Saint Petersburg?
After you launch a hotel search on KAYAK, you can refine your research by neighborhood, which allows you to pick the central Saint Petersburg districts. You can also do a search using the city map to choose a specific location, like Saint Petersburg city center.
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