Russia is a country that has a large number of cities with different opportunities and warm welcome for tourists. Whether it is the historical charm of Moscow for the little history lover, the cultural heritage of St. Petersburg for the cultural anthropologist still alive in all of us, the warm sandy beaches of Sochi or the great Siberian taiga, Russian hotels have been designed so as to give their guests a perfect start for their discoveries. Below, we take a closer look at the top cities for Russian hotels and what makes each of these destinations unique.
Moscow
Moscow is the capital of Russia and not only a huge commercial and industrial center but also an amazingly beautiful city. Not surprisingly, this is due to the fact that Moscow is the heart of the Russian political, economic and cultural life, the demand for different classes of accommodation is great.
Best Neighborhoods for Hotels
- Tverskoy District: Near the Red Square and the Kremlin, this area is perfect for beginners. It houses famous attractions, expensive boutiques and excellent restaurants.
- Arbat District: Filled with art feel and historic walkways it has trendy B of Hs and great access to the sightseeing.
- Zamoskvorechye: Suitable for those who do not want to be in the center of shopping areas activity but still want to have beautiful small boutiques and hotels – this district is also near the Tretyakov Gallery.
Top-Rated Properties
- The Ritz-Carlton, Moscow: Well known for its suites, having a bar on the roof with the view of the Cathedral of the Moscow Kremlin and excellent staff.
- Hotel Baltschug Kempinski: This hotel is situated in Moscow, opposite to the Kremlin, on the right bank of the Moskva River and is a true masterpiece of elegance.
- Azimut Hotel Smolenskaya: A contemporary low-priced hotel with great features and easily accessible to other attractions.
The hotels in Moscow niches of the market, from luxury to budget.
St. Petersburg
Also called the birthplace of Russian culture, St Petersburg today is identified as a city of waterways, royal residences, and famous museums. It introduced its hotels that display the artistic and history of the city while offering memorable experiences to travelers.
Proximity to Major Attractions
The hotels found in St. Petersburg are conveniently situated close to some of the best destinations in the city making it easier for visitors to detain themselves with sights within the city.
- The Hermitage Museum: This famous museum is surrounded by a lot of luxury properties, and it’s fairly easy to get there on foot: for instance, the Four Seasons Lion Palace is a nearby hotel.
- Nevsky Prospect: One of the main streets of the city is filled with small unique accommodations and is near famous sites such as the Church of the Saviour on the Blood.
- Peter and Paul Fortress: Marriott’s hotels can be located near the Neva River which gives a good view of this site.
Notable Luxury and Boutique Hotels
- Four Seasons Hotel Lion Palace: Over & Above a lavish property nestled in an ancient palace with imperial flavour and rich food services.
- Pushka Inn Hotel: A small hotel and popular tourist destination that is famous for its atmosphere of the imperial Russian period, on the crest of the state and business part of Saint Petersburg, close to the Winter Palace.
- Domina St. Petersburg: A contemporary hotel with artistic design and great features and facilities.
Having lots of classical buildings, theaters, museums and monuments, St. Petersburg’s hotels are great for a cultural, historical and classy tourist.