Azimut is a huge hotel with a massive renovation going on. That hammering and drilling might disturbe you if you have a bad luck. Renovation is a good thing. I had a renovated room and it was lovely and very modern. I think we were the first or one of the first ones staying in that room as the tv... More

This hotel is a classic large three star soviet style hotel and as such you get what you pay for; if you want a better hotel - you simply pay more money and go elsewhere Popular with Russian visitors to St Petersburg - see the coaches parked outside the front door for example. The hotel is OK - the draw... More

We stayed at Azimut hotel few days ago. We stayed for 4 days and would have loved staying at a better hotel in St.Petersburg. The hotel has reception, bar and restaurant in pretty much one congested area on the ground floor and two wings (East & West). Its like a old soviet era structure without the architecture. Essentially, a big... More

The nicest thing I can say about tis hotel is that it is very tired. Rooms are small and bathrooms tiny. No amenities. My room was dirty, with stained carpets and bedspread, dirty windows, visible mold in the bathroom. There is construction in progress so with luck, the hotel will get much needed facelift. The security entry gate was broken,... More

Absolutely horrible place - expensive, but havoc is everywhere. The only strong point is a location close to city center. Seems to be that Management of hotel ignoring the actual conditions of rooms Anyway, you should chose the better one to stay

The hotel is located not far away from city center and from subway station. The service overall was not bad (taking into consideration that it is 3* hotel), but the building itself is huge and there are some floors with renovated guestrooms and some floors with very old rooms. We had absolutely brand new room, which even smelled as renovation... More

Cost is adequate for this tourist hotel. Located not that very centrally, it is not good for people like me, who want to walk around the city center. One need to walk about 5 blocks to get to Metro station. After that the city center in at a short hand - just two stops of Metro. The rooms are small,... More

The hotel is from the former Soviet era, it is just off 'Egyptian bridge' font Anka-channel, 15-20 minutes walk from the underground station Tekhnologichsky Institute (intersection line 1 + 2). It`s easy get to the city center by foot. The hotel was, as already described a miserable block with modern restaurant and Reception. The rooms are very small. The rooms... More

Sure, the decor is old fashioned, but come on....it's Russia! The view is the best I've ever had in a hotel and the reception staff are the ONLY people in the city who have been able to hold a conversation in english, which is important. The window opens too!! which is amazing for ahotel room these days!! Makes taking very... More