Nomera v Pushkine

"The soundproofing is terrible. Around 1 AM, there was some noise from cleaning or something, like a vacuum cleaner. I don't know if this is an isolated incident. It happened every night for the two nights I stayed. Also, they couldn't provide the visa on arrival immediately, saying it would take three days to process."

Fort Kolesnik Hotel

Hotel Kochubey-Center

"Hotel old, location is good, expensive for such a hotel"

Kvartal` Mini-Hotel

Tsar Palace Luxury Hotel & Spa

"Not the first time in this hotel. Polite and very pleasant staff (special thanks to the young man at the entrance and the girls at the reception!). The spa area has several saunas and a swimming pool (not enough sun loungers). Delicious breakfasts in a pleasant atmosphere. What we don’t like: the hotel is often used for wedding celebrations, so be prepared for this if you arrive on weekends and immediately ask for rooms away from the restaurant (in our case, the reception took into account the wishes) I also note that in the rooms overlooking the atrium there is no coffee machine (it’s a little strange for a hotel of this level to see bags of instant coffee in the minibar)"

Milena Hotel

Pushkin

"Great"

Mini-Hotel Alenka

"Booked with friends for the company 6 people. On the phone it is very beautiful to us all told, and in fact nothing is not transmitted. It is even more terrible than in the 1990s. The hotel is in the ceiling, free access. Come in whoever you want, take what you want. The locks don't work, things to leave aren't safe. The doors are kept honest. The guys in the middle of the night a drunken man fell into the room. After that they were ready to serve in queue)))) in the rooms, scented, scented. Bed is odorous, purity-subject, with holes. Bed is vatty, heavy, pillows hard. Everyone else was brutally tempted by mosquitoes, We had to drink antihistamines. We escaped after the first night, the money naturally didn't return."