Choose a small hotel in Pushkin to suit your plans, whether that means walks in Catherine Park or trips by train. For a longer stay, consider somewhere with a kitchen.
Friedental is a small hotel in Pushkin beside Friedental Park, with just five rooms, each with a private bathroom. Catherine Palace and Alexander Palace are 3 km away, and the railway station is 1 km away. There is above-ground and underground parking for guests arriving by car, plus a playground for those travelling with children.
Both hotels are in Kolpino, so you’ll need to travel to Pushkin, which is 15 km from Bereg. Progress suits guests who prefer to eat on site: its café serves home-style food. Bereg is an eight-room hotel by the Izhora River, near parks for walks.
These hotels are in St Petersburg, not Pushkin, and both are convenient for walks along Nevsky Prospekt. Hotel 1880 has a lift, and you can have breakfast at a nearby café. At Lopatin Nevsky 100, breakfast is included and shared kitchens let you prepare your own meals; rooms are on floors 2–4, with no lift.
These hotels are in St Petersburg, not Pushkin. Italyanskaya 29 has just eight rooms, with breakfast brought to your room; Grandora Millionnaya, near the Hermitage, has a tea area with a microwave for a convenient snack. Molo has 13 individually designed rooms and a lobby with a fireplace for a quiet evening.
Alyonka is convenient for walks in Catherine Park, around five minutes away on foot. If being closer to the railway matters more, consider Friedental: the station is 1 km away, while Catherine and Alexander palaces are 3 km away.
Pushkinskaya Usadba has a shared kitchen with cooking utensils, making it a useful choice if you plan to cook. Milena’s rooms have a fridge, microwave and kettle, so you can store groceries and reheat meals.
Don’t assume a private room guarantees a private bathroom—check the facilities for your chosen room category before booking. At Friedental and Pushkinskaya Usadba, every room has its own bathroom.