Does anyone know how to find a bed and breakfast in the suburban areas
of Moscow or Peter?
I want to go to russia and avoid the expensive hotels of the
capital...
Thanks for your feedback and travel experiences.

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    > Does anyone know how to find a bed and breakfast in the suburban areas
    > of Moscow or Peter?
    > I want to go to russia and avoid the expensive hotels of the
    > capital...
    > Thanks for your feedback and travel experiences.

Hello,

My name is Elena and I live in Saint-Petersburg and work as a tour guide.
There are many nice mini-hotels in the down town of the city. You cannot
imagine difficulty getting from outskirts to the city without knowing the
language.
How much are you counting to spend for one night stay?

Feel free asking questions regarding your trip
Sincerely
Elena

[email protected] (LordAvalon) wrote in message news:<[email protected]. com>...
    > Does anyone know how to find a bed and breakfast in the suburban areas
    > of Moscow or Peter?
    > I want to go to russia and avoid the expensive hotels of the
    > capital...
    > Thanks for your feedback and travel experiences.

You might try a homestay program. Just google on "homestay russia" and
you'll find several agencies (none of which I have tried).

Bjorn

"Elena" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
    > "LordAvalon" <[email protected]> ???????/???????? ? ????????
    > ?????????: news:[email protected] om...
    > > Does anyone know how to find a bed and breakfast in the suburban areas
    > > of Moscow or Peter?
    > > I want to go to russia and avoid the expensive hotels of the
    > > capital...
    > > Thanks for your feedback and travel experiences.
    >
    > Hello,
    >
    > My name is Elena and I live in Saint-Petersburg and work as a tour guide.
    > There are many nice mini-hotels in the down town of the city. You cannot
    > imagine difficulty getting from outskirts to the city without knowing the
    > language.
    > How much are you counting to spend for one night stay?
    >
    > Feel free asking questions regarding your trip
    > Sincerely
    > Elena


Thanks for your reply!
I speak enough russian to use the elektritchka. So anyplace near a
direct link to downtown would do.
I once stayed at friend's in Friazino, south of moscow. But I would
like to visit russia with my wife now.
So I am looking for decent comfort (shower, toilets) wether in a hotel
or housed at someone's place.
A price range from 30 to 50 Eur is what i have in mind...
I would plan my trip during spring or summer.

Bolchoe spasibo za tvoiu pomos'!

[email protected] (Bjorn Olsson) wrote in message news:<[email protected]. com>...
    > [email protected] (LordAvalon) wrote in message news:<[email protected]. com>...
    > > Does anyone know how to find a bed and breakfast in the suburban areas
    > > of Moscow or Peter?
    > > I want to go to russia and avoid the expensive hotels of the
    > > capital...
    > > Thanks for your feedback and travel experiences.
    >
    > You might try a homestay program. Just google on "homestay russia" and
    > you'll find several agencies (none of which I have tried).
    >
    > Bjorn

Thank you I found some sites... to be evaluated!

If you need any assistance in planning your trip to Saint-Petersburg and
Moscow -
feel free writing me, I will arrange accommodation for you.

Sincerely
Elena

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    > "Elena" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
    > > "LordAvalon" <[email protected]> ???????/???????? ? ????????
    > > ?????????: news:[email protected] om...
    > > > Does anyone know how to find a bed and breakfast in the suburban areas
    > > > of Moscow or Peter?
    > > > I want to go to russia and avoid the expensive hotels of the
    > > > capital...
    > > > Thanks for your feedback and travel experiences.
    > >
    > > Hello,
    > >
    > > My name is Elena and I live in Saint-Petersburg and work as a tour
guide.
    > > There are many nice mini-hotels in the down town of the city. You cannot
    > > imagine difficulty getting from outskirts to the city without knowing
the
    > > language.
    > > How much are you counting to spend for one night stay?
    > >
    > > Feel free asking questions regarding your trip
    > > Sincerely
    > > Elena
    > Thanks for your reply!
    > I speak enough russian to use the elektritchka. So anyplace near a
    > direct link to downtown would do.
    > I once stayed at friend's in Friazino, south of moscow. But I would
    > like to visit russia with my wife now.
    > So I am looking for decent comfort (shower, toilets) wether in a hotel
    > or housed at someone's place.
    > A price range from 30 to 50 Eur is what i have in mind...
    > I would plan my trip during spring or summer.
    > Bolchoe spasibo za tvoiu pomos'!