Demetra Art Hotel

The room was clean and bright. Breakfast was pleasant with plenty of eating options. Shower space was rather small but the bed was very comfortable. It would have been helpful if the staff had been more aware of the various tour options available in the city.

This hotel is in a convenient and safe neighborhood, 3 minutes walk to subway (Metro) station. The building and the room was quite clean and newly renovated. Washroom was very clean. Our room was on the front side facing the main street but thanks to insulated walls and the windows, the room was dead quiet. Wifi signal was quite good in the room and we got reasonably high Internet speed. The only major issue with the room was severely small storage space, drawers, and closets. We were hardly able to fit the contents of the 3 carry on's we had in the provided spaces. If you travel with 2 suit cases for example, you may have to leave your stuff in the suite case all the time.

Nice staff and excellent hotel.

Super friendly, helpful stuff. Very cosy, clean, lovely hotel. No minuses found. In my opinion the breakfast was overpriced.

Staff were friendly, spoke good English and were helpful. The rooms were luxurious and very comfortable. Breakfast was also very good. Would definitely come back again and was well worth the price.

Pleasant staff. Good quality fittings and furnishings. Lovely shower. A top hotel experience.

everything was superb! The hotel is new and just 10 min to the Nevsky prospekt. Very good business lunch. I would recommend this hotel to all.

The price was great, there are cheaper hotels of course, but for the level of service and the location, I doubt this could be beaten. The hotel was very clean, and the staff were very helpful and spoke excellent English, something that I understand isn't always the case in Russia. The location was great too, a few minuets walk from a metro station, or about a 30 min easy walk to Nevsky Prospect and the Church of the spilt blood, and a little more to The Hermatige, We were in a larger room that had a kettle, which was great, but the smaller rooms apparently don't have this. Our room was huge and so if you don't mind losing out on a little bit of that space, and have enough Russian to order coffee at the shop over the road, then going with a smaller, cheaper room may be a better bet. One point I would make is that the breakfast can work out to be expensive. We didn't have breakfast included, because booking breakfast with the room added half again onto the price. We did have the buffet breakfast one day, which was expensive, and frankly not worth it, as it worked out 3 times the price of the cafe we had breakfast in the day before. Also, for someone from Britain at least, the selection was a little odd, as breaded chicken and frankfurters are generally not my choice at breakfast. Also, buy bottled water else where, as the bar charges 350 rub. for a litre bottle. All in all this was a great hotel, and well worth the room rate.

I visited St. Petersburg to meet my friends and spent a couple of nights there. Hotel is situated in the city historical centre so not far from everything. Room was functional and clean. My room had a door to next room so I could hear my neighbors. It was not a pleasant discovery because they could probably hear my conversations. There was high speed WiFi in rooms but with annoying login features. Reception staff was prompt and very helpful. Some of them speaks good English. Restaurant downstairs was good but service was a bit slow so plan more time for dinner there. Breakfast could be provided as a buffet (a bit pricey) or as few prearranged varieties (quite good choice). However there are a lot cafes around which provides quality breakfast until 11 am. The main entrance is right on the busy street so there was no space to park properly. Overall impression: very good quality for money paid.

room is small but hotel is excellent overall