Park Inn by Radisson Pulkovskaya St Petersburg, Saint Petersburg

Nice place for the price. Awesome monument across the street. Locals restauraunt and grocery about 1 block away. 1 1/2 blocks to Moskovska Metro Station. Very convieniant! Remember don't drink the water.

Russia has a secret weapon and it's not nuclear, political or any hotel. I can't wait to get back to the U.S.S.R.,or whatever it calls itself now....C.C.C.P. or Russian Republic!

The hotels in St. Petersburg have become very expensive but the Pulkovskaya is a bargain! I had a room on the top floor and was very impressed with it. The halls and lobby are spotless, beautiful scenes of St. Petersburg done in stained glass dominate the reception area. The rooms on the upper floors are really nice: new furniture, spotless bathrooms with hot water all the time, TV, fridge. 24-hour security. Three restaurants to choose from, shops, sauna. The complimentary buffet breakfeast is fantastic! Juices, coffee, tea, hot and cold selections, breads, pastries, fresh fruit, etc. The hotel is right on the Metro line and is only 7 stops to Nevsky Prospect OR the hotel provides a FREE shuttle bus into the city center every two hours. It is about 15 minutes from the airport and very close to the suburban palace complexes of Tsarskoe Selo and Peterhof. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel and would not hesitate to stay there again on my next visit to St. Petersburg.

This hotel is marginal at best. Seeing where the Russians regard this as a 4 star hotel is laughable. This hotel is vastly overpriced for the poor quality and one should expect much better for the price. The staff is very inconsiderate to Americans and Japanese and do not seem to remember that tourists are paying big money to them for the rooms. Sadly like much of Russia this hotel is been over run by the Russian "Krysha." There is simply no excuse for the very poor service and overpriced rooms even for the Russians.

The Pulkovskaya hotel is conveniently located near the Airport there, but beyond this, it is a very unsatisfactory overpriced stay at best. By British, Canadian or even the American standards the hotel would be a one star or two star at best. It is very much overpriced by any standards and underserviced also. The vast majority of the persons staying there are Westerners but the staff at the hotel is only interested in taking your roubles/pounds/dollars and not doing a good job. St Petersburg has much history about it worth seeing, but as much of Russia, the Pulkovskaya is vastly overpriced, over-rated and hostile to Westerners.