Nekhaus Living quarters are located in Saint Petersburg. The Chernyshevskaya and Ploshchad Vosstaniya metro stations are within walking distance. The windows overlook the courtyard of a residential neighborhood as well as the streets of the city center.,The living quarters features 14 studio units of various categories, all situated on the ground floor. Each studio is equipped with Wi-Fi, a Smart TV, beds with orthopedic mattresses, a fully equipped kitchenette, and a private bathroom with a shower, toiletries, and a hairdryer.,A water cooler and ironing facilities are available in the common area, and laundry services are provided. The premises are equipped with an intercom system and video surveillance.,No-show availability: unspecified. No-show day period: unspecified. No-show time: ,Visa support: No information on the Visa support, Frequency: 50., Voltage: 220., Sockets: Type c. Type f.
AANUBHAV2386We stayed for 3 nights in Saint Petersburg. So 1) location: The hotel is in a quiet locality and is almost unrecognizable. Does not look like a hotel from the outside 2) Staff support: The staff speaks minimal english 3) Service: The hotel does not have breakfast or a restaurant, but there are restaurants and cafes within walking distance (10 minutes), so workable; and the elevator makes quite a noise, but it's workable/safe. 4) Overall experience: Bad - Mediocre: No one helps you out with the luggage, even when they see you are struggling. I am not sure if that is the norm here in Russia. no courtesy, no support/ no extra help for any sort. I guess kindness is chargeable in Russia. Not just this hotel, every hotel we stayed in Russia, I saw no one helping families or even asking for help. Just cold, transactional behavior.