Each St Petersburg alley is a history and a romantic. The unbridled bridges across the Nev, the Petergof parks and the famous white nights attract creative people from all over the world.

Historically, St Petersburg hotels are surrounded from all sides. Here, we can look at the famous architectural monuments, including the beautiful winter Palace, the severe Petropavlovian fortress, the great Aleksandro-Nevs Lavra, the Casana Collar, and the lovely “mades” that can be found in virtually every court of the historical part of the city.

However, the city is very modern, and all Peter's hotels are proof. Hotels located in historical buildings are as good as modern complexes built relatively recently.

Where to stop at St Petersburg

As is well known, Petersburg is the cultural capital of Russia. It's a history here, and every building is like an artwork. If you're going to Peter, and you don't have relatives or friends there, you certainly need to stop somewhere. There's a very good infrastructure in this city, and hundreds of thousands of tourists take over.

For those who are only going on a trip, we have a few hotel councils in St Petersburg.

The most expensive hotels SP

The most costly accommodation options are located in the so-called Golden Triangle of St. Petersburg, a city centre near the Admiralthei Metro station. Right here, in a 200-300-metre radius, there are Ermitage, Admiraltéy, Isaakiev, Palace Square, Nevsky Prospect. There are also the most popular museums, theatres, restaurants. So if you're here to visit the sights, then choose the hotels at Peter's historic center. But be prepared to pay for the night of 150 yu.

St Petersburg ' s greatest hotels are located near Petergof and Kronstadt. From here to hand to the magnificent fountains, the shadow parks and the marvellous alleys based on Peter I's orders. Historical buildings built in the centre of the city are included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Foreign tourists who visit Russia are most likely to come here. According to some data, there are more hotels in Peter than in Moscow.