It has changed over the years (not for the better), but it is still a sympathic, comfortable, little, friendly and safe hotel with quiet guests in a quiet part of the city, not far from the centre (easy to be reached by the hotel bus (free), or by a marsroutka/minitaxi (cheap). Alas the good restaurant has closed for dinner a... More

The hotel is located on an isle east from the city centre. The hotel is closed to some of then ice water channels of the city and 25 minutes walk from teh Ermitage. The hotel offers to its guests a free bus service to teh nearest subway stations. We booked a room for 2 people and a baby and get... More

After 3 days in a too small hotel at nevsky I was searching for a nice hotel. I found this a little more from the centre. I like the Matisov Domnick hotel very much. Nice staff and nice rooms. I booked a standart room, because they were full I got a Deluxe room. Not only for one night but for... More

Stayed here on business, having previously stayed here a few years back. This hotel is very average. It's not particularly cheap, nor particularly expensive. It is a bit out-of-the-way so if you don't speak Russian and therefore can't flag down passing cars to get a lift, you'll spend a lot on official taxis. Rooms are decent, if unspectacular. Staff are... More

The rooms were clean and comfortable and the breakfast was very nice caviar and smoked salmon. It is a little concerned going into the area at night when I arrived but once in side every thing was normal. If you have the gumption use the local bus system. Travel like the locals they only cost 12 py about $0.50 and... More

St. Petersburg is a sprawling city that is easy to get lost in. We were more than a little concerned when our taxi from the airport took us to what seemed like a remote and very rundown section of the city. When our taxi stopped at the gated compound of the Matisov Domik, we were quite relieved. The Domik is... More