A Four-Star St. Petersburg Escape

As opposed to what most people think, the most extragavant and pleasant stays don't only come from five-star inns. I have already verified this when I went to St. Petersburg in one of my Russian escapes. Being a bit tight on the budget and being there on short notice, I resolved to stay in a famed four-star hotel, the Park Inn Pulkovskaya Hotel. Set in the southmost part of St. Petersburg, the Park Inn Pulkovskaya Hotel belongs to the list of the most striking architectural structures of Victory Square. The hotel, which was opened in May 1981, is nearby one of St. Petersburg's most exquisite districts.

When I walked in Park Inn Pulkovskaya Hotel, it had not occurred to me that it was a four-star inn. I found little to no contrast between it and the upmarket five-star hotel just outside St. Petersburg that I stayed in a few months ago. The Park Inn Pulkovskaya Hotel's interior, services, and niceties are all admirable. The best part I love about Park Inn Pulkovskaya Hotel is that it's close to shopping centers and many spots of interest. Just some of the things you can see nearby the hotel are the house of the president of Russia and the Peterhof and Konstantinovsky Palace. The delightful experience I had in Park Inn Pulkovskaya Hotel taught me that there's really nothing to lose by checking in a four-star inn.