Best Western Plus Centre Hotel

“Very good location!”

It is 50 mt away from train station which we arrive from Moscow. Location is the best. We had 2 rooms. One room was looking at the monument. It was like suit room. Very big and nice. Other room was very small and very bad smell from restaurant was coming. It was looking other side of hotel. General… more

It is 50 mt away from train station which we arrive from Moscow. Location is the best. We had 2 rooms. One room was looking at the monument. It was like suit room. Very big and nice. Other room was very small and very bad smell from restaurant was coming. It was looking other side of hotel. Generally, hotel is clean, staff helpful. Carpets of the hotel looks very old and dark depressive color. It has one restaurant down stair called Du Nord. For breakfast not bad. The best thing about hotel, it was just around corner main street of Petersburg, Nevsky street and being close to train station. I will prefer this hotel again.

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“A Bit Dated But Not Bad At All”

The Best Western is very well located in the heart of St Petersburg. It is just across Ploshcad Vosstaniya from Moskovsky main line railway station on Ligovskiy Avenue, near to the junction with Nevski Prospekt. The building is quite old as are many of the fixtures and fittings in the rooms. The o… more

The Best Western is very well located in the heart of St Petersburg. It is just across Ploshcad Vosstaniya from Moskovsky main line railway station on Ligovskiy Avenue, near to the junction with Nevski Prospekt. The building is quite old as are many of the fixtures and fittings in the rooms. The one lift was also somewhat rickety. However, my room itself was large and comfortable with plenty of storage space. There was a safe, complimentary bottled water, a fridge and tea and coffee making facilities. There was a slight whiff of drains in the bathroom but it was fine with a powerful hot shower but no bath tub. Breakfast was served in the adjacent Du Nord restaurant and it was different but pretty good. The breakfast dishes were named after various cities. On the first morning, I had the ‘Moscow’ which consisted of granola followed by Russian pancakes, with coffee and orange juice. On the second morning, I went for the ‘Amsterdam’ which was porridge followed by brioche rolls topped with poached egg and bacon, again with coffee and orange juice. I enjoyed both selections, although on the second morning, they were late opening the breakfast room, so I didn’t get to finish my meal as I needed to get to the airport in a hurry. The staff were very helpful and were able to direct me to a nearby clinic in order to get a PCR test. I couldn’t say the same about the clinic called Invitro - absolutely hopeless ! I stayed at the hotel for two nights and paid £68. Great value.

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“Good Location, Average Hotel”

The stay was very average. The best part about the hotel was the location. Just 5 mins away from the train station. If the hotel could renovate a little it can become fabulous. The carpets were so outdated and red color just not what was required and the bathrooms as well were so old with tiles. Ro… more

The stay was very average. The best part about the hotel was the location. Just 5 mins away from the train station. If the hotel could renovate a little it can become fabulous. The carpets were so outdated and red color just not what was required and the bathrooms as well were so old with tiles. Rooms were literally boiling hot but to the contrary the bathrooms were ice cold. The Reception staff was also very cold behaviour, not warm at all. Had such a wonderful hospitality in my hotel in Moscow.

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