Corinthia St Petersburg, Saint Petersburg, is a large hotel at Nevsky Prospekt 57, in the quarter between Mayakovskaya and Ploshchad Vosstaniya stations. It was assembled from three 19th-century buildings and, according to a trade press release, has 388 rooms and suites.
It was formerly known as the Nevskij Palace, and some websites still use older names. This page covers where it is, how to get there and what to know before booking.
Quick Facts
| Russian name | Отель «Коринтия Санкт-Петербург» |
|---|---|
| Address | Nevsky Prospekt 57, Saint Petersburg (Невский проспект, 57, Санкт-Петербург, 191025) |
| District | Central |
| Metro | Mayakovskaya (Line 3, About 4 minutes on foot) Dostoevskaya (Line 4, About 7 minutes on foot) Ploshchad Vosstaniya (Line 1, About 7 minutes on foot) |
| Best time to visit | The hotel is open all year. The white-nights period is the busiest and most expensive, and winter is quieter. Book early for summer. |
| Last updated | October 17, 2026 |
Why Visit Corinthia St Petersburg, Saint Petersburg?
- Location: on the main avenue, about 4 minutes from Mayakovskaya and under a kilometre from Moskovsky Railway Station.
- Size: with several hundred rooms and large meeting space, it is one of the biggest five-star hotels on Nevsky Prospekt.
- History: three historic buildings, restored and joined together.
- Transport: several metro stations within about 7 minutes’ walk.
Highlights of Corinthia St Petersburg, Saint Petersburg
Three buildings, one hotel
The hotel was built from three 19th-century buildings that were restored and joined, which explains the long frontage on Nevsky Prospekt and the variety of room types. The press material describes an interior with art and modern luxury.
Because the hotel is made of several buildings, it can take a moment to find your way around on arrival.
Tip: Ask at reception for a map or directions to your room wing.
The Nevsky Prospekt location
The hotel stands at number 57, in the stretch of Nevsky Prospekt between Mayakovskaya and Ploshchad Vosstaniya. The Moskovsky Railway Station is under a kilometre away, which suits arrivals by the high-speed train from Moscow.
The area has many shops and cafes along the avenue.
Tip: If you arrive from Moscow by train, you can walk to the hotel from the station.
Meeting and event space
Press material describes the hotel as having the largest five-star meeting and conference facility in the city, with room for about a thousand guests. It is the reason business groups choose it.
If you are travelling for leisure, ask for a room away from the event wing during conferences.
Tip: Check whether a large event is on during your stay when you book.
History of Corinthia St Petersburg, Saint Petersburg
The hotel was assembled from three 19th-century buildings on Nevsky Prospekt. It was earlier known as the Nevskij Palace and was run for a time as a Sheraton; the Corinthia group then took over its management, and the hotel was extended and refurbished.
In the years before the 2018 football World Cup, new rooms and suites were opened in phases. The details of ownership and management should be checked with the hotel.
Booking and Check-In at Corinthia St Petersburg, Saint Petersburg
Book through the hotel’s own channels or an established booking platform, and compare the cancellation terms before you pay (as of October 2026). Check-in and check-out times, breakfast and deposit rules vary by rate, so read them on the booking page.
- Registration of foreign guests: the hotel registers guests under Russian rules, which are set by the authorities and may depend on your nationality; check with the hotel and official government sources before you travel.
- Payment: the sanctions rules of your own country may restrict some Russian payment services, so check this yourself.
- Name: older names (Nevskij Palace, Corinthia Nevsky Palace) still appear online.
Check Prices and Book Corinthia St Petersburg, Saint Petersburg
Compare hotel pricesOpen in Yandex Maps
Advertisement: these are partner links. If you book or buy through them, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.
How to Get to Corinthia St Petersburg, Saint Petersburg
The hotel is at Nevsky Prospekt 57 in the Central District.
- Metro: Mayakovskaya (Line 3) is about 4 minutes on foot; Dostoevskaya (Line 4), Vladimirskaya and Ploshchad Vosstaniya (Line 1) are about 7 minutes away. See How to Use the Metro, Saint Petersburg.
- By train: Moskovsky Railway Station is under a kilometre away; see How to Find the Right Railway Station, Saint Petersburg.
- From the airport: Pulkovo is about 14 km away; see How to Get from Pulkovo Airport to the City Centre, Saint Petersburg.
Food Nearby
The hotel has its own restaurants. Nevsky Prospekt and the streets around Mayakovskaya have many cafes and restaurants within a short walk; see Best Restaurants, Saint Petersburg.
What to Bring
Comfortable shoes for walking along Nevsky Prospekt and an umbrella in autumn and spring.
Family Suitability
The location suits families, with metro stations and shops close by. Ask the hotel about family rooms and extra beds.
Russia Vibes Tips
- Use Mayakovskaya station, the closest; the escalator is long, so allow extra time.
- If you arrive by train from Moscow, walk from the station; it is under a kilometre.
- The hotel is a long way from the Hermitage on foot, about 2.8 km; take the metro to Admiralteyskaya or Nevsky Prospekt.
- Ask for a room facing the courtyard or atrium if you want a quieter night than the avenue.
- Check the hotel's event calendar when booking; conferences can fill the lobby.
Explore Nearby Corinthia St Petersburg, Saint Petersburg
Metro stations near Corinthia St Petersburg, Saint Petersburg
Mayakovskaya Metro Station, Saint PetersburgMain image: AI-generated illustration. It may not show the place exactly as it looks.
Ploshchad Vosstaniya Metro Station, Saint PetersburgMain image: AI-generated illustration. It may not show the place exactly as it looks.
Dostoevskaya Metro Station, Saint PetersburgMain image: AI-generated illustration. It may not show the place exactly as it looks.
Train stations and river piers near Corinthia St Petersburg, Saint Petersburg
Moskovsky Railway Station, Saint PetersburgMain image: AI-generated illustration. It may not show the place exactly as it looks.
Related guides
Nevsky Prospekt: Route, Sights and Metro StationsMain image: AI-generated illustration. It may not show the place exactly as it looks.
Helvetia Hotel, Saint Petersburg: Marata Street Mansion Hotel GuideMain image: AI-generated illustration. It may not show the place exactly as it looks.
Grand Hotel Moika 22, Saint Petersburg: Former Kempinski on the MoikaMain image: AI-generated illustration. It may not show the place exactly as it looks.
- Grand Hotel Europe, Saint Petersburg: Location, History and Rooms
Browse more: More in Central · All Hotels · All Hotels in Saint Petersburg · All Luxury Hotels · All Saint Petersburg
FAQ: Corinthia St Petersburg, Saint Petersburg
Is Corinthia the same as the Nevskij Palace?
Yes. The hotel was earlier known as the Nevskij Palace and was run by another operator before the Corinthia group took it over. Some sites still use the old name.
How many rooms does it have?
A trade press release gives 388 rooms and suites. The number may have changed, so confirm with the hotel.
Which metro station is closest?
Mayakovskaya (Line 3), about 4 minutes on foot. See the getting-there section.
Is it near Moskovsky Railway Station?
Yes, under a kilometre away, and you can walk. See How to Find the Right Railway Station, Saint Petersburg.
Is it near the Hermitage?
No; it is about 2.8 km from the centre of the old city, so take the metro or a taxi.
Does it host conferences?
Press material describes large meeting space, so conferences are common. Ask about events when booking.
Is breakfast included?
It depends on the rate you choose. Check the room description on the booking page.
What is the address in Russian?
Невский проспект, 57. Show this to a taxi driver.
Russia Vibes is a one-person project. A coffee keeps it going
Last updated: October 17, 2026.
How we research and update our guides
About this guide: AI assistance and accuracy
This guide is created with the help of AI and is based on official sources where available. Mistakes can still happen. Opening hours, prices, rules and other details are given to the best of our knowledge as of the date shown and can change without notice. It offers general recommendations only, not professional, legal or travel advice. Please confirm important details with the official source before you travel; you are responsible for your own plans and decisions.
International sanctions affect payments between Russia and many other countries. In practice, cards issued in the EU, the UK, the US and several other countries often do not work in Russia, Russian cards usually do not work abroad, and some booking platforms, airlines and payment providers limit or suspend their services for Russia. The situation changes frequently. We do not give legal or financial advice, and this site does not encourage anyone to break or circumvent sanctions. Whatever you plan, you are responsible for following the laws and regulations that apply to you, including those of your country of residence and citizenship. Many travelers still organise their stay lawfully. It is worth asking your bank or payment provider what is currently permitted, contacting hotels, tour operators and carriers directly about the payment methods they accept, and checking which services are open to customers from your country. Clarify payment, cancellation and refund terms before you commit to a booking, and keep your plans flexible. Partner links on this site may not be available in every country, and prices, availability and rules in our guides can differ from what you see when you book.Paying for your trip: please read
Report an issue on this page
Take this guide with you
Get a free PDF of this guide to print or read offline: key facts, tips and a map link on a few clean pages.