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 | Hotel Moscow (Moskva): Hotel Moscow
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 Hotel Moscow by Klod5 Hotel Moscow, one of the largest and most comfortable hotels in St. Petersburg, is located in the historical center of the city near the Nevsky Prospect and the Neva embankment. In front of the hotel stands the Alexandro-Nevsky Monastery, the oldest architectural ensemble of the 18th century. We offer 125 singles, 560 doubles, 40 two-room suites, and 10 three-room suites. During the white nights, you can enjoy an incredible view of the city and the river from your room: one side of our arc-shaped building faces the Neva River while the other overlooks the Nevsky Prospect.
Spacious halls on each of the five dwelling storeys look attractive thanks to plenty of greenery and flowers that you can also find in the big winter garden. All the rooms are equipped with electronic code locking systems of the German company "Messerschmitt" operated by the computer. The Hotel is equipped with security TV. The cartoon of the hotel say : " We invite you to enjoy our 2 hotel restaurants which serve Russian and European dishes. Also at your disposal are a bar and floor buffets, and a billiard room. " Theme: HotelPhone: 274 30 01; 274 21 30Directions: Situated at the end of the perspective Nevski, very close to the Neva, most modest of the big hotels is convenient : the mouth of subway "Plochtchad Aleksandra Nevskovo" is in the hotel.
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 | Hotel Moscow (Moskva): Sturdy, No Frills & Super!
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I last stayed at the Moskva for 10 days in September 2007, and it was Just Fine. I stayed at the Moskva in 1979, 1987, 2004, and 2007, and I think it's a well-priced, clean, well-located St. Petersburg hotel. I stayed in the St. Petersburg in 1981, in the Sovietskaya Azimut Hotel in 1984, and in the Hotel Europe in 2002, for comparison. The Europe is wonderful, but at a huge price. The St. Petersburg is ok, but one needs to forget the metro & take the tram to town. The Sovetskaya Azimut is not very well located. The Moskva has a lot of tour groups, and don't expect personalized service. But the amenities are fine (occasionally the water runs dark: don't know if it's the city's fault or the hotel's fault.) The laundry service is fine: you may have to prod them at the desk. The buffet breakfast offers a lot of good (Russian) alternatives: don't expect western-style bacon & eggs, but be flexible for the Russian versions. Same for the dinner buffet. There is a nice Georgian restaurant in the hotel, for ok prices if you're tired, and another nice Georgian restaurant 3-4 blocks up Nevsky for even better prices. The metro is under the hotel; or take the #1 or #22 trolleybus on Nevsky around the corner of the hotel to the center of town. Can't be beat for the price!
Fantastic old cathedral, cemetery of artistic notables right across the street. Just 2 metro stops from the center of town, and very convenient to the #1, #22 trolleybusses on Nevsky Prospect to the center of town for those who are apprehensive about the metro. Theme: HotelPrice: US$80-120 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averagePhone: 7-8122743001
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Theme: HotelComparison: about averageOther Contact: reception +7-812-274 2052
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about 35 USD a night. Very good deal. Theme: HotelOther Contact: Not downtown but easy to get to
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