Hotels in Moscow

"Great location! You are on new Arbat street & exactly behind you in the old Arbat. You can walk for 20 mins to reach Moscow zoo & 30 mins to Red Square. Danial & Farah were of great assistance for booking yandex go for us! Many thanks! I wish they install “shattaf” in the bathroom"

"The twin room I booked was very small and had basic facilities. It looked like the hotel was a bit old, but the delta I stayed in actually had alpha, beta and gamma, which was very big. There is a station on Metro Line 3 nearby that starts with per, but the name is too long to remember. There are many restaurants on the road from the subway station to the hotel entrance, which is convenient for eating. There is even a Chinese restaurant haha. There is a lady at the front desk of the hotel who can speak simple English and Chinese. The ATM machine in the hotel lobby can deposit money, but I have not tried UnionPay for withdrawals. Breakfast costs more than 100 per person. It is recommended to buy breakfast at a small shop near the subway station. Croissant and coffee are very cost-effective. There is a shopping mall nearby. There is a supermarket in the mall where you can buy daily necessities. There is an exchange point. The exchange rate is very good. It is the best exchange rate I have encountered in Russia. It supports the exchange of US dollars, RMB and Euro, and charges 50 rubles per transaction. handling fee. Finally, there is a park near the hotel, and an ant market is next door. The location is still very good"

"5.0 Standard Double Room (Bed Size 140*200) | A great hotel for a couple's trip! We arrived in Moscow early in the morning and waited all day until the evening for our train. I stumbled upon this hotel near Leningradsky Railway Station. I booked a small room, but it turned out to be spacious, with a large bed and two windows overlooking a quiet courtyard. It was very quiet, very clean, and everything was new. The receptionist was very friendly! We had a wonderful rest! That evening, on the recommendation of the hotel staff, we visited a nearby store called Eurospar, which has a great selection of products and cooking supplies. Thank you so much! It was a most pleasant experience staying at this hotel."

"Typical Ibis: standardized room types, sizes, and small beds. However, the cleanliness here is notably better than at Ibis hotels in other countries. On check-in day, the male front desk attendant's attitude wasn't great. He asked if we preferred a high or low floor; we requested a higher one, but he assigned us a room on the third floor (which felt quite low). He also asked if we preferred a quiet side, which we did. However, upon opening the curtains, we found ourselves facing a very close wall and other windows. We stayed for three days and didn't open the curtains once, as it felt quite claustrophobic. The female front desk staff on subsequent days were much better. Breakfast was very good, with fresh ingredients, a generous selection, and delicious food."

"Overall it's pretty good, basic sanitary conditions are ok, the front desk staff can communicate in English and are very friendly, the location is very downtown, not far from Line 3 and 4, and Line 5 and 7 can be reached if you walk a little, the transportation is convenient. Please note that because the location is in the center after all, major holidays (such as Victory Day) may be greatly affected by road closures."

"As always, the best hotel for business trips. The rooms are very comfortable and the hygiene is good. The location is very convenient, and the subway is opposite the building. There are supermarkets around, and fast food and other dining are also convenient. Overall good. Disadvantages: The kettle is downgraded, the plastic is very thin."

"This is my second stay. I often go back and forth between China and Moscow for work, and I have stayed in many similar hotels. I didn't find too many problems when I stayed for the first time, and I was generally satisfied. The experience was very bad when I stayed for the second time. 1) The room was not cleaned in time and regularly every day. The hired Central Asian cleaning staff chewed gum lazily and knocked on the door at more than 4 pm to ask if it needed cleaning. After housekeeping every day, they didn't replenish the free drinking water. This is the first time I have encountered this in hotels in so many countries; 2) Due to the itinerary, I checked out after checking in on Monday and checked in again on Wednesday, so I chose to store my luggage. After storing it on Monday, I was not informed that the storage fee was charged. When I returned to the hotel to pick up my luggage on Wednesday, I waited for a long time. The front desk staff dragged their feet. Finally, after the luggage was found, they told me that the storage fee was required. I refreshed my cognition again. In addition, when checking out, I encountered the same situation as another compatriot. I complained loudly at the front desk, and the front desk had an indifferent attitude and no sense of service. Summary: This hotel interprets poverty to the extreme, has no sense of service brand, and smashed the sign of the former Hilton Garden. I recommend hotels such as Holiday Inn and Azimut at the same price."

"A nice, cozy hotel, quiet and peaceful. The room is clean and has everything you need for a comfortable stay. The cleaning was impeccable; they even made a surprise out of the towels. We were very pleased with the birthday greeting from the hotel – a pleasant surprise. The location is convenient for strolling, close to Zaryadye Park and Red Square. The hotel stole our hearts; we've recommended it to all our friends and will definitely be back!"

"The location is great, just a 10-minute walk from the metro station and about a 15-minute walk from Red Square, Tverskaya Street, and Arbat Street. The surrounding area is nice, with plenty of restaurants and convenient dining options. The room was spacious, with a kettle and a small refrigerator. Most importantly, the 1.2-meter bed was very comfortable. The breakfast was average, but adequate, and the staff were polite and friendly. I highly recommend staying here when visiting Moscow!"

"There is a shopping mall opposite the hotel, two subway stations are a few steps away, and there is a beautiful park behind it, which is very convenient for shopping, traveling or relaxing. There are washing machines, stoves, pots and pans in the room. Breakfast is made to order, and I think the taste is average. The front desk does not help to receive express delivery, which is not good."