Ladoga

An inn that fits reliably into its category. A hotel that, in general, is difficult to find comments to, but not without roughness. I'll start with the raisin. First, the hotel has an Otis Europa 2000 elevator, presumably one of the first in post-Soviet Russia, judging by the year of issue (1993) and the factory room (0015). So for tech lovers, welcome! As long as it's properly maintained. Secondly, the hotel staff is represented externally by "indigenous nationalities", which is now very unaccustomed. At the same time, judging by some employees, the hotel is in no hurry to part with well-established long-serving staff. Thirdly, it is assumed that at breakfast the customers clean the dishes themselves - there was a cart for her. Now for the inconvenience. The first is the amount of dishes in the room. Okay, there's no kettle... You can survive, because there's a heated purified fire in the hallway. But the room only has two glasses and zero cups. These dishes are both for brushing your teeth and drinking hot and refreshments. The second is the lack of a soapbox in the bathroom, although the marble countertop and sink allows you to do without it without problems. Third - no dental and razor disposable sets (maybe eat on request, did not ask). Fourth, TV shows with interference, but on its size it doesn't interfere much. And you don't know how TV is set up. Other than that, it's fine. The restaurant is huge, of several rooms, one of which is used as a conference room. There's a lobby bar 24/7. On the ground floor - wardrobe, sauna. Near the Magnet Hotel. Metro's within walking distance. Ground transportation will be taken to Nevsky, Smolny and Obukhovsky Defense Avenue. In front of the hotel is a large fenced area used for parking. The furniture in the rooms is quality, but tired in places. Refrigerator and Wi-Fi work well. There is a portable fan. Breakfast food is varied, but the serving is unusual for salads, vegetables and fruits. There were even frozen strawberries. The hot meals were partially changed from day to day. The pastries are also varied, appetizing, but well cut. Basically, breakfast is worth its money and anyone will find food to taste. And in general, the hotel can only be recommended.

Honestly, I sat down to write a review right now and I'm shocked. It feels like everyone here has only lived in five-star suites their whole lives - all wrong and wrong. The hotel is normal!! Officially 3 stars, and in fact even better! Yes, the furniture may not be new, but everything is clean, the linen is fresh and smoky in no way stinks in the room!! We had a normal administrator, too. We booked the room in advance through T-ID T-bank, so at the reception in general it took 3 seconds to checkout. All polite and adequate! The room was a 2-bed standard. Basically, I liked it. Out of the cons, the windows were just on the side of the street and sometimes noisy. And for some reason, we didn't have a kettle in our room. Of the very, very pros - understandably, the subway and bus - all under the nose, delicious breakfasts (without frills or ado, but the buffet), lunch and dinner are also normal, portions are large. All in all, we're left with positive impressions. If you're comfortable and not at the space price tag, Ladoga will do. And if, of course, there's a three-star environment for five looking for and picking on everything, I'm sorry...

We bought a room with a double bed, the room is clean, the bed is fresh, the toilet is clean. The room has everything but slippers). At the reception, a nice young man, Dmitri. I processed it very quickly. If I still go to Peter, I'll stop at Ladoga. The value for money is perfect. Thanks for a nice night out!!! It was quiet, clean, cozy.