Hotel Astoria

| Russia | St Petersburg |
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Summary

An illustrious St. Petersburg landmark, the grand Hotel Astoria sits directly across from St Isaac’s Cathedral, a short walk from leading attractions such as Nevsky Prospect, Palace Square and the Mariinsky Theatre. Since opening in 1912, our elegant Art Nouveau hotel has hosted eminent guests, from dancer Isadora Duncan to poet Sergei Yesenin. Enjoy the finest Afternoon Tea in St Petersburg in the Rotonda Lounge, unwind in the tranquil spa, and sink into the comfort of your room or suite.

For more ideas on what to experience in St Petersburg, read an interview with Lidia Leontyeva, the Guest Relations Manager at the Hotel Astoria.

Location

The hotel is centrally located next to the landmark St Isaac’s Cathedral and is an ideal base from which to explore this beautiful city. St Petersburg was founded in 1703 by Peter the Great and built on the River Neva delta on the Gulf of Finland, interspersed with picturesque canals. Many of the main attractions are within walking distance of the hotel, such as the famous Hermitage Museum and some of the 150 palaces, churches and gardens. In early summer the “White Nights” are a popular attraction, whilst the scenic winter period offers the renowned Mariinsky ballet and opera.

DIRECTIONS

By Air
The main airport is a 30-minute drive from the hotel and is well-served by international flights to key cities, including daily three-hour direct flights from London.

By Car
The main railway station is a short drive from the hotel. St Petersburg is 3.5 hours from Moscow by the Sapsan train, and 3.5 hours from Helsinki by the new Allegro trains.

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