Hotel "Raivola" in the city of St. Petersburg

To the north of the banks of the Neva River, between the harsh Ladoga and the Gulf of Finland, sixty kilometers from St. Petersburg is a picturesque and unique region, the pearl of the local lands - the Karelian Isthmus - the main recreation area of St. Petersburg residents and guests of our city.

In this amazing area, just a great place to relax - country hotel "Raivola", taking its name from the old Finnish name of the resort village of Roshchino. Those who go to get acquainted with the surrounding sights will be able to make many interesting discoveries for themselves. The attention of the guests of the "Raivol" is worthy of the Memorial to the fallen soldiers, the holy place is the Nikolsky temple, revived in 1996, a monument to the Swedish-Finnish poetess Edith Sedergrand.

Three kilometers from the hotel is the largest in the European part of Russia reserve of Siberian larch "Lindulovskaya larch grove", founded in 1738, ten kilometers from the hotel are the famous Blue Lakes. Lovers of winter holidays are pleased with the proximity of the ski resorts Pukhtolov Gora and Korobitsyno. A ten-minute walk from the hotel is the flood of the river Roshchinka, which will please fans of summer holidays.