The Sheraton Nevsky Palace hotel (opened in 1993) is the result of the renovation of two historic 19th century buildings in the heart of St. Petersburg. The main building overlooking Nevsky Prospect, Petersburg's principal avenue, was designed in neo-classical style and built in 1861. The second building, built in 1834 faces Stremyannaya Street and was previously owned by the Samoylovs, a family of actors famous for their work with Alexandrinsky Drama Theater.
The hotel has luxurious rooms, first-rate comfort and impeccable service. The 247 rooms and suites (including 49 for non-smokers) are provided with air-conditioning, a mini-bar, direct international phone connection, satellite television and bathrooms that have hair dryers.
Retaining its classical 19th century facade, the interior of the hotel was completely rebuilt, as well as two inner courtyards were turned into a spectacular covered atrium. The building itself tastefully blends into the landscape of St. Petersburg's central avenue.
Situated on Nevsky Prospect, the Sheraton Nevsky Palace hotel is central to every region of St. Petersburg. All of the major historical monuments including the Hermitage, Alexander Nevsky Monastery, St. Isaac's Cathedral and the Admiralty are nearby and easily accessible from the hotel. It is close to the train station and within 15km of the Pulkovo international airport.
Amenities:
282 Rooms, 28 Suites, 15 Smart Rooms
Towers Floor with Towers Lounge
Non-Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
4 Restaurants, Lobby Bar
Health Club
Underground Garage
Beauty Salon and Hairdresser
Art Shop
Jewelry & Antique Shops
6 Meeting and Banquet Rooms with a total of 590 sq meters of meeting space
Address: 57, Nevsky avenue, St. Petersburg (See map).
The hotel has luxurious rooms, first-rate comfort and impeccable service. The 247 rooms and suites (including 49 for non-smokers) are provided with air-conditioning, a mini-bar, direct international phone connection, satellite television and bathrooms that have hair dryers.
Retaining its classical 19th century facade, the interior of the hotel was completely rebuilt, as well as two inner courtyards were turned into a spectacular covered atrium. The building itself tastefully blends into the landscape of St. Petersburg's central avenue.