RiverSide Dvortsovaya ploshad Apartments

From the map, I knew how to get to the street (embankment). I just didn't know which building it was in since the buildings don't have numbers (or at least, I could not find the number). In order to enter, you have to get inside a gate and walk across a courtyard. Once you check in you will be given 2 codes, a key and a chip: 1 code to enter the gate, 1 code to enter the building, a chip to enter the hostel, and a key to your room. The problem was neither of the receptionists spoke English and the signs were written in Russian so it was difficult to figure out what the numbers were and what the chip was for. Actually, don't even try to communicate because you'll just get frustrated. If you want directions, just google it on google maps. Recommendations? forget it...just google everything. One thing that helped...the location was very central. You can walk to almost everything (I just took public transport to get to Peterhof). There are plenty of restaurants and fast food around the area. The room was clean and the bathroom was as well. While you are sitting in the toilet read the sign in front of you, I'm sorry I didn't take a picture of it. It was hilarious but I'm sure the owner didn't mean it to be. All it says is...don't flush the toilet paper down the toilet...but what it says in English is quite funny.