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Our hotels in St. Petersburg are a great choice for either business people or tourists. Come and explore St. Petersburg with us!The largest selection of accommodation in St. Petersburg hotels and apartments in St. Petersburg.St Petersburg Hotels News Archive►Warm Weather Doesn’t Worry City Visitors By Evgenia Ivanova St. Petersburg’s record-breaking warm spell may have experts worried about global warming and climate change but local businesses and tourists are enjoying the weather — at least for now. Maria Shchegoleva, an administrator at the St. Petersburg International Hostel, which accommodates foreign tourists, says there has been a lighthearted reaction to the subject from guests. “They all laugh and call this winter ‘Brazilian,’” she told the St. Petersburg Times on Thursday. “I can’t say that even those tourists who were dreaming of snow were disappointed. The ones who are more experienced with the proper Russian weather just joke that they probably had confused their planes and landed somewhere else,” she said. ►Continue reading St. Petersburg Times, Friday, January 12, 2007 ►City Accommodates 5-Star Kempinski By Yekaterina Dranitsyna St. Petersburg welcomed yet another luxury brand Wednesday as international operator Kempinski officially opened its new 5-star hotel. The centrally located hotel, situated on Moika 22, offers 23 suites and 174 rooms. “The hotel offers a wide range of luxury accommodation designed especially to meet the needs of the modern traveler and businessman,” said Maria Sobolevskaya, executive assistant manager at the hotel. In fact the hotel has been operating since last spring, though some rooms and parts of the building were still to be completed. The hotel’s owner — Petersburg Real Estate Agency — invested about $20 million into construction and restoration. ►Continue reading St. Petersburg Times, Wednesday, February 22, 2006
By Yelena Andreyeva Over the last few years, St. Petersburg has become an attractive proposition for foreign and local investors and hotel operators. Among the ambitious projects that are currently being realized in the city is the construction of two new four star hotels — the Sheraton airport hotel near Pulkovo airport and the Sokos Hotel Vasilievsky on Vasilievsky Island. The Sheraton project is planned to be a part of a 25-story mixed-use building consisting of a hotel, offices, underground parking and over 150 executive apartments and penthouses. It is to be situated on the corner of Dunaysky Prospect and Pulkovskoye Shosse. “It will be a mixed-use building and the first time in the city that executive apartments are being sold with hotel room service provided,” said Alexei Gnesin, vice-president of the Adamant holding company that runs the project. “Such trendy apartments have been in popular demand in Moscow and abroad and we are the ones who will bring it to St. Petersburg.” ►Continue reading St. Petersburg Times, Tuesday, August 1, 2006 ►Luxury Train Makes Tracks From Moscow By Alexander Duncan MOSCOW — The Grand Express, Russia’s first privately owned and operated luxury passenger train, was launched Wednesday, offering a daily overnight service between St. Petersburg and Moscow. A one-way ticket starts at 3,150 rubles ($110) to travel in a shared sleeping compartment, after which prices are for a private space. The most expensive ticket costs 12,500 rubles ($437) for a compartment with an en-suite bathroom, DVD player and Internet access. The new train is operated by Grand Service Express, which invested 1.2 billion rubles ($41.96 million) in the venture, said Andrei Kudryavtsev, the company’s general director. ►Continue reading St Petersburg Times, Friday, August 5, 2005 Come to our discount St. Petersburg hotels to relax and enjoy St. Petersburg’s vibrant nightlife. We have a great range of hotels in St. Petersburg, from student hostels to the best five star hotels in St. Petersburg. | ||||||||
