Rocco Forte's 1912 St. Petersburg landmark — 50 rooms and suites across from St. Isaac's Cathedral in the cultural district.
Hotel Astoria opened in 1912 in St. Petersburg's cultural district, directly across from St. Isaac's Cathedral and within walking distance of the Hermitage Museum. Rocco Forte acquired the property in the early 2000s, with a 2002 renovation that brought the building into the portfolio's design langu
Walking out the front entrance onto St. Isaac's Square — the cathedral facade fills the view, and the Hermitage is a five-minute walk along the Neva embankment.
Approximately 234 square meters, decorated in the Hotel Astorias signature style, mixing contemporary and traditional features.
Gold List 2021, Readers Choice Awards 2019, Readers Choice Awards 2020, Readers Choice Awards 2021
Vibe: Imperial-1912, St-Isaac's-Square, Polizzi-Design, Cultural-District
Hotel Astoria, St. Petersburg is featured in 4 of our curated collections:
Best time: May through July delivers St. Petersburg's most extraordinary luxury experience during the famous White Nights, when the city operates under 24 hours of midsummer light and the cultural calendar reaches extraordinary intensity.
Demand: St. Petersburg maintains strong international luxury demand particularly during the White Nights season from May through July when the city's extraordinary cultural calendar operates at peak intensity. The Hermitage's extraordinary collection and historic canal city architecture sustain consistent c
Pricing: Ultra-luxury St. Petersburg properties command European premium pricing year-round, with White Nights season from late May through July commanding the year's highest rates at the finest Nevsky Prospekt and Fontanka canal addresses.
Insider tip: Arrange exclusive after-hours private access to the Hermitage's small throne room and private imperial apartments through the museum's principal donor program, experiencing Catherine the Great's personal collections in complete silence — one of Europe's most extraordinary private cultural encounters
Avoid: Avoid November through February when St. Petersburg's cold and dark northern winter creates challenging outdoor conditions that significantly reduce the outdoor canal city experiences that complement the extraordinary cultural richness.