I was for a long weekend in Pskov and the agency recommended Rizhskaya hotel. It is an old Soviet hotel which was recently renovated and seems to be in ok shape. The hotel is very big, thus I there are always rooms available. I was there in high season and had last minute booking. The price for a single was... More

This hotel is very closer to Pskov centre and very easy to get there from Estonia border. Rooms are available every time and the prices are very nice. I stayed there too many times because of the prices and very easy coming. Different rooms, I prefer luxury single. The real russian provincial breakfast, but service is better. Clean rooms, towels.... More

I am a Canadian and I have travelled most of the globe, have stayed at many hotels. After reading some negative reviews, I decided to take a chance on the Rizhskaya Hotel anyway. Well, was I pleasantly surprised. I got a great room overlooking the park and the statue of Olga (founder of Pskov). The room was neat and clean... More

We were in Russia on a church-sponsored exchange. The hotel had comfortable if simple accomodations. There was hot water in the shower and the toilets flushed each and every time. The television was spotty at best, but I don't speak Russian, either, so it was no great loss! It's the old Intourist property in Pskov. There is a neat park... More

The staff were rude, insolent and clearly had better things to be worrying about than customer service. If you can't speak any Russian then I would strongly advise against staying here. We were forced to pay an additional booking fee for making a telephone booking which was not explained in advance but clearly delighted the receptionist. There is no baggage... More

No one should expect luxury at the Rizhskaya, but if you want to experience NW Russia and the culture it is a great place to stay. The rooms are clean and comfortable but not fancy. Get a deluxe suite for the additional room. The bathrooms are clean and our bedding, including the comforter were changed daily. The hotel staff doesn't... More

We learned that 3 star hotels in Russia are not like 3 star hotels in the USA. Room was worn out. Even the hallways and common areas were run down with carpet in the halls buckling and coming apart at the seems. Furniture in lobby and in the rooms was old, dirty and showing advanced signs of wear. They do... More

This hotel has reception staff who have no idea of the concept of 'customer services'....a hotel director who will take over the restaurant to fete the local mayor and expect the guests to make their own arrangements for meals.....restaurant staff who have not got a clue how to serve people. In all, welcome to Russia !!!! One note.... Nearby is... More