Marco Polo Presnja Hotel
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i am staying at marco polo, and it is been a nice experience, food is decent, the don pedro restaurant it is cozy place to share a good moment with a good service and environment, the waiters are so friendly , the reception good, so, i would give then a 4 out 5 in everthing. only complaint about the prices too high but we are in moscow everything is almost the same in this city. in so many others western europe cities you would easily find a hotel with the same quality for the half price.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 08 2007
It was horrible and the service was worthless. the food was bad and the rooms were unkempt when we arrived.it was overall a bad experience.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 20 2007
This hotel was the crown jewel in our visit in Russia. It's small, extremely modern, and in a delightful neighborhood called the Patriarch's Pond, which is a wooded lake. The service is breathtaking and the staff is super friendly. They gave us champagne to celebrate our arrival. We didn't have train tickets for St. Petersburg, and the front desk (ask for Oksana) got on the phone, sifted thru all the red tape, and got our tickets purchased and delivered by courier within 6 hours. It's a 20-minute walk to Red Square and 10 minutes to the nearest subway stations. Wonderful restaurants nearby. Breakfast was a buffet and was delicious. Don't waste your money at the big chains (one big chain charged us a mind-boggling $510/night for a two-bed room), stay here. I can't recommend this place highly enough. Only negative was that two-bed rooms have tiny twin beds pushed together, but all the hotels in Russia seemed to do this.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 13 2005
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i am staying at marco polo, and it is been a nice experience, food is decent, the don pedro restaurant it is cozy place to share a good moment with a good service and environment, the waiters are so friendly , the reception good, so, i would give then a 4 out 5 in everthing. only complaint about the prices too high but we are in moscow everything is almost the same in this city. in so many others western europe cities you would easily find a hotel with the same quality for the half price.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 08 2007
It was horrible and the service was worthless. the food was bad and the rooms were unkempt when we arrived.it was overall a bad experience.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 20 2007
This hotel was the crown jewel in our visit in Russia. It's small, extremely modern, and in a delightful neighborhood called the Patriarch's Pond, which is a wooded lake. The service is breathtaking and the staff is super friendly. They gave us champagne to celebrate our arrival. We didn't have train tickets for St. Petersburg, and the front desk (ask for Oksana) got on the phone, sifted thru all the red tape, and got our tickets purchased and delivered by courier within 6 hours. It's a 20-minute walk to Red Square and 10 minutes to the nearest subway stations. Wonderful restaurants nearby. Breakfast was a buffet and was delicious. Don't waste your money at the big chains (one big chain charged us a mind-boggling $510/night for a two-bed room), stay here. I can't recommend this place highly enough. Only negative was that two-bed rooms have tiny twin beds pushed together, but all the hotels in Russia seemed to do this.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 13 2005
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