Atrium Hotel

Located towards the eastern end of Nevsky Prospekt, the Atrium Hotel is somewhere between a mini-hotel and a full-service three-star hotel, offering a range of reasonably priced standard accommodation and basic services.

Occupying part of an attractive late-19th century apartment building designed by the famous Petersburg architect Pavel Suzor (also responsible for the stunning Singer Company Building) less than five minutes' walk from Ploshchad Aleksandra Nevskogo metro station and the Alexander Nevsky Monastery, the Atrium Hotel has 36 recently renovated rooms and six apartments, the latter with basic self-catering facilities. Free WiFi is available throughout the property, and buffet breakfast is served in the Bier Konig German pub, where guests also enjoy a 20% discount on the a la carte menu.

Around ten minutes' walk from Moscow Railway Station, the Atrium Hotel is at the opposite end of Nevsky Prospekt from St. Petersburg's "Golden Triangle" of top visitor attractions, and is mostly surrounded by up-market boutiques. Thanks to its proximity to the metro and the numerous bus and trolleybus services running along Nevsky Prospekt, however, it is easy for visitors to reach St. Petersburg's most famous sights, including the Hermitage Museum and St. Isaac's Cathedral, in little over 15 minutes.