Four Seasons Hotel Lion Palace St. Petersburg - Former Residence Of Princess Lobanova-RostovskayaFour Seasons  
Hotel Lion Palace

Completed in 1820 as a residence for Princess Lobanova-Rostovskaya and later home to Russia’s Ministry of Defense, this Four Seasons hotel is steeped in history and culture. With high ceilings, marble bathrooms, and 24/7 room service, guests will certainly feel like royalty in this lavish setting. This hotel is popularly known as the “House with the lions,” as two white-marble lions guard the main entrance. The hotel also offers a four-floor spa, complete with glass walls and a traditional Russian steam room. An indoor pool and a lounge/bar are other highlights of this grand hotel.

The Tea-Lounge features a glass-ceiling garden where the palace’s courtyard once stood. For something more substantial than tea, there are two top-rated restaurants in the hotel itself. Sintoho offers Japanese-style cuisine, while Percorso provides modern Italian cuisine and an extensive wine selection.

The hotel's location is in the heart of this beautiful city within walking distance to the Hermitage Museum, close to the Neva river and situated across from St Isaac's church. St. Petersburg offers art, nightline, fine dining, and culture, unlike any other European city.

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Four Seasons Hotel Lion Palace St. Petersburg entrance

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Four Seasons Hotel Lion Palace St. Petersburg corridor and stairs

Four Seasons Hotel Lion Palace St. Petersburg hall

Four Seasons Hotel Lion Palace St. Petersburg lounge

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Four Seasons Hotel Lion Palace St. Petersburg bedroom

Four Seasons Hotel Lion Palace St. Petersburg bedroom with view on basilica

Four Seasons Hotel Lion Palace St. Petersburg with a Russian model girl posing in the room

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Voznesensky Prospekt 1, Admiralteyskiy district, 190000 Saint Petersburg, Russia