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Lotte Hotel St. Petersburg

Lotte Hotel St. Petersburg Historical Timeline

Last updated on December 1, 2021
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The Lotte Hotel was the home of the first ambassador of the Russian Empire and the famous Russian writer Nikolay Gogol. Alexandar Pushkin, a well-known world writer, also has a close connection to this hotel. There are annual Pushkin Readings events in the hotel and is even a hall named in the writer's honor.

In 2017, Lotte Hotel was named as Europe's Leading New Hotel by the World Travel Awards.

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