Moscow Hotel Directory - Moscow Hotels

Located in a quieter area of the city, the local metro station allows guests to escape the noise and access the action in only minutes. Guestrooms are all equipped with mini bars, satellite television, wardrobes and work desks. Enjoy delicious cuisines throughout the day from onsite eateries such as Art Sushi Bar, Garden and Beergarden. The Sokol and Airport metro stations are both very close to the hotel so navigating the city should be no problem. The hotel also provides taxi services. The business center is equipped to manage small or large scale business functions. The wireless internet access, conference centers and multilingual staff all contribute to an enjoyable stay at the Art Hotel. - [Art Hotel]

A luxurious accommodation situated in the center of town and surrounded by popular attractions such as the Russian White House. The guestrooms at the Radisson SAS Slavyanskaya Hotel are all equipped with wireless internet connection, mini bars, coffee and tea making facilities and voicemail services. Sample European and Asian cuisine from onsite eateries such as the Sumosan Restaurant, Talavera Restaurant and Russky Restaurant. The hotel's location provides quick and easy access to nearby venues such as the Kremlin and Stalin Skyscrapers. The health and fitness center is on hand for the fitness fanatics while the shopping arcade, laundry services and concierge desk make for an overall enjoyable stay at the Radisson SAS Slavyanskaya Hotel. - [Radisson SAS Slavyanskaya Hotel]

This minimalist and tourist friendly accommodation was once home to Olympic athletes and is located in a convenient area of town. Guestrooms are equipped with basic amenities such as direct dial phone lines, private toilets, satellite television and up to date furniture. Wake up to a breakfast buffet from the at the onsite restaurant and enjoy fresh local produce and meats. The hotel's location allows for quick access to several close by attractions such as the Izmailovo Weekend Market and the Izmailovsky Park Metro Station. Express taxi services are also available for venturing around the city. The 24 hour reception area, swimming pool, massage services and on-site casino guarantee an enjoyable time at the Alfa Hotel. - [Alfa Hotel]

Within walking ? and rolling, for those with luggage on wheels ? distance from Sheremetyevo Airport, this Accor hotel has many comforts and business must-haves. Fairly new and recently updated, the Novotel Moscow Sheremetyevo Airport Hotel is adjacent to the airport and even has a view of it ? minus the noise, thanks to excellent sound insulation. The modern ?Novation? rooms provide a reassuring level of comfort post- or pre-flight, including simple contemporary d?cor, LCD TVs, internet access, a desk and a sofa on which some serious leg-stretching can be done. Transit to the airport is taken care of via shuttle bus and guests can check the status of their flight from a monitor inside the hotel. Getting into Moscow from here is easy via the Aeroexpress train from Savyolovsky Station, a hundred meters from the hotel. - [Novotel Moscow Sheremetyevo Airport Hotel]

Comprising both modern and historical architecture, this is a friendly and efficient hotel near the Moscow River and close to rail links. A short walk to the Paveletskaya metro stop, the Katerina City Hotel is located a few stops from Red Square in a quiet, business-centric location. Interiors and exteriors combines cheerful Swedish design with modern functionality ? rooms come in the no-nonsense categories of 'small?, ?Medium? or ?Large? and all feature colorful and inviting d?cor with an obvious design bent. The restaurant offers Scandinavian, European and local dishes and for those inclined, the walk to the Kremlin takes around 50 minutes; the International Performing Arts Center just over the Vodootvodny Channel. The direct rail link to Domodevedo Airport can be caught from Paveletskaya station. - [Katerina-City Hotel]

This Holiday Inn property delivers the usual high standard of comfort and security close to the metro and only a few stops from Red Square. Located near the Belorusskaya metro stop at the end of the arterial Leningrad Avenue, the Holiday Inn Lesnaya is quickly accessed from Sheremetyevo airport and is equally well-placed for trips into the center of town. It's only a few metro stops on a direct route to Red Square and in the immediate vicinity guests should be able to identify at least five distinct architectural eras. The hotel being quite new and its staff young and friendly, the atmosphere is convivial and the rooms modern and brightly furnished. Those keen to get their bearings on foot can walk down the shopping and entertainment avenue of Tverskaya ? or Gorky ? Street and be at the Kremlin within an hour. - [Holiday Inn Lesnaya Hotel]

This multi-facilitated resort just outside the city limits is a popular spot for families and travelers wanting quick access to Sheremetyevo airport. Located in woodland just outside the ring road, the Holiday Inn Vinagradovo encompasses the full range of resort activities and then some. Shuttles to and from both the city center and Sheremetyevo airport provide easy reconnection to civilization ? a prospect that might seem overrated after spending some time in such a picturesque and salubrious environment. Activities here include horse riding, skiing, ice-skating, ice fishing or commandeering snow mobiles ? then there's a whole list of summertime sports and some more leisurely indoor options for those wanting to actually rest on their vacation. - [Holiday Inn Vinogradovo Hotel]

A strategic choice for travelers wanting to avoid inner Moscow's high room rates, this property close to the metro provides spacious, affordable accommodation. In a quiet residential area dotted with small stores and green spaces, the Maxima Irbis Hotel is a short walk from the Petrovsko-Razumovskaya metro station, a 20-minute ride from the city center. Rooms are recently refurbished and there are a number of different configurations to suit families or those preferring more space and suite-style amenities; studios include a sofa, LCD TV and separate sleeping quarters, plus there's a two-bedroom option with Jacuzzi. Hotel staff members are English-speaking and happy to book cabs or help with navigating the metro. Another perk of staying here is that guests have an excuse to stop at various metro stations on their way to the city center to marvel at the art and ornate architecture. - [Maxima Irbis Hotel]

It's difficult to miss this property on the river given its central position and that it's one of the city's tallest buildings. Located between the Moscow River and the Vodootvodny Channel, the Swisshotel Krasnye Holmy is a popular port of call for visiting dignitaries and executives with generous expense accounts. Every bit the sleek, ultra modern hotel suggested by its futuristic glass exterior, its efficient corporate-style luxury resonates in every corner ? from the LCD TVs in the lifts to the in-room espresso machines to the ubiquitous security staff. Travelers don?t need to have business agendas to appreciate the myriad perks of this hotel ? there's also a spa and wellness center, deep tubs and oversized showers, plus expansive views over Moscow's city lights. Red Square is accessible via Paveletskaya metro stop, a five-minute walk away. - [Swissotel Krasnye Holmy Hotel]

This newly-renovated property in a residential area presents a significant cost saving compared to hotels of lesser quality in the city center. In a quiet location between two metro stops ? Vladykino and Petrovsko-Razumovskaya ? the Zarya Hotel is part of the mid-level Maxima chain, known for reliably good service and quality rooms. The hotel is in a neighborhood of apartment blocks, shops and parks and the journey into Red Square takes less than 30 minutes, including walking time. Rooms in this 1956 building feature fresh new d?cor with flatscreen TVs and wireless internet and there's a restaurant onsite that offers traditional Russian breakfasts. For shopping outside Moscow's extortionate city center, guests will find a big-brand mall with Western fast food and groceries just one metro stop away. - [Zarya Hotel]

Close to metro links and handy to the ring road, this modern Western-style hotel is a smart choice for travelers on a budget. Holiday Inn is always a good option for those wanting some reassurance of quality, safety and comfort and the Suschevsky property delivers on all counts. Located across the road from the Rizhskaya metro station, the Kremlin and Red Square are less than a 15-minute journey away and opposite the hotel guests can make use of the local supermarket. Rooms have been recently renovated and are subsequently modern and fresh in appearance, all featuring desks, internet access and cable TV. Travelers undertaking overland adventures will appreciate the proximity of the historic Rizshky rail terminal from which the trains to St Petersburg and Latvia depart. - [Holiday Inn Suschevsky Hotel]

Comfort and convenience are the hallmarks of Ararat Park Hyatt Hotel.Our secure online booking form makes reserving your room at Ararat Park Hyatt Hotel Moscow simple - just fill in your desired dates and click. - [Ararat Park Hyatt Hotel]

Unique in Moscow as a design hotel, this chic small property matches cool interiors with a hot location in the city center. A 15-minute walk from the Kremlin, the Golden Apple Hotel is a New York-style boutique one street over from the most expensive shopping strip in Russia. Minimal monochrome rooms are accented with bold pops of color and create a calm and sophisticated environment, while the Zen-like sauna and spa room are open 24 hours. A hip lobby and DJ bar on the ground floor draws a discerning mix of well-heeled locals for subdued evenings of cocktails and conversation, but should something more raucous be sought, the clubs and bars of Tverskaya Avenue are just around the corner. - [Golden Apple Hotel]

There's nothing understated about the luxury at the Savoy ? true to reputation, this property is extravagance, grace and history packaged neatly in one. A short walk from the Kremlin and Red Square, the 1913-built Savoy Hotel lives up to its prestigious name in every respect, its elaborate rococo-style common spaces, gilded Art Nouveau flourishes and Versailles-inspired dining hall leaving no room for subtlety. A relatively small hotel at only 67 suites, the standard of the interiors is matched by friendly, anticipatory service and a high level of technology both in the rooms and in the business center. With a clientele that ranges from literary luminaries to supermodels, staying at the Savoy is as much a trip highlight as visiting the famous landmarks that lie moments from its doors. - [Savoy Hotel]

This modern high-rise comprises fully self-contained accommodation close to the Garden Ring Road, not far from the city center. Offering cost-efficiency and convenience ? especially for those who like to self-cater or have a long stay ahead of them ? the Volga Hotel is a tidy and contemporary hotel in a quiet residential street. Fully secure and well-furnished, each room features a full kitchen and laundry facilities, wifi, cable TV and, for some, small balconies. The main metro stations of Leningradsky, Kazansky, and Yaroslavsky are all within easy reach and for avid walkers the Kremlin can be reached in around 25 minutes on foot. Nearby, guests will also find stores for stocking up the cupboards as well as restaurants for those who?d rather someone else did the cooking. - [Volga Hotel]

Luxurious and modern, this central hotel provides a more authentically Russian feel than can be found in the regular big name five-star hotels. Just a short walk from Tverskaya Avenue's high-end shopping and entertainment, the Peter 1 Hotel ? or Peter the 1st Hotel ? is well located for travelers wanting to be within walking range of the shops and sights. Rooms are warmly decorated with rich fabrics and tapestries and include flatscreen TVs, wifi access, robes, slippers and deluxe marble bathrooms. The Teatralnaya metro stop is close to the hotel and guests can walk to the Kremlin and the Bolshoi Theater in around ten minutes. The Romanov restaurant on site serves gourmet European, Russian and Mediterranean meals and nearby lie myriad restaurants ? the biggest problem is choosing one. - [Peter 1 Hotel]

In the quiet green district of Vorobyovi Hills, this hotel complex includes a vast array of amusements including a casino and a cabaret. Located southwest of the city center, the large-scale Korston Hotel encompasses all manner of dining and entertainment. On site, guests have 15 restaurants to choose from, a nightclub, a business center and a beauty salon, with many guests making use of the adjoining casino ? though for the most part this is separate from the hotel. A number of trolley buses link the hotel to Red Square or guests can use the metro ? the Vorobievy Gory stop is a short walk away ? and it's only a 15-minute ride into the city center. Luzhniki sports stadium is one metro stop from here and the Great Moscow State Circus is about a five-minute drive away on nearby Vernadsky Prospekt. - [Korston Hotel]

A little more luxurious than the usual Holiday Inn, this property just outside the city center adds some European glamour to a classic American staple. From the atrium caf? complete with grand piano to the 25th-floor restaurant with views over Moscow, the Holiday Inn Sokolniki injects some elegance into this tourist class hotel. Located in a residential zone next to Sokolniki Park and directly opposite the metro station, this property is more affordable than its inner city counterparts, and offers complete ease of transit into Red Square ? the metro ride takes 15 minutes at most. When all the sightseeing is done, Sokolniki Park provides a picturesque backdrop for walks in summer or for ice-skating in winter. On the way back to the hotel, guest can refuel with some Russian fast food from one of the stalls near the park entrance. - [Holiday Inn Sokolniki Hotel]

Offering rare value for money in the notoriously expensive Moscow, this business class hotel is equidistant from the city center and Domodedovo airport. The all-new Milan Hotel is located 15 kilometers from central Moscow and an easy walk from Domodedovskaya metro station which links to Red Square in less than 30 minutes. Getting to Domodedovo airport is also easy, facilitated by free shuttle buses while the nearby area also offers its own attractions ? the former royal estate of Kolomenskoye and the architecturally rich Tsaritsino Park just two examples. Inside the hotel's business-like exterior guests will find modern, elegant rooms equipped with wifi and king beds, plus a business center, fitness facilities, shops, restaurants and bars. - [Milan Hotel]

Occupying a 19th Century building in the inner city, this classy vintage property offers neoclassical charm at a more than reasonable rate. A short walk from the Kremlin, the Budapest Hotel was once the haunt of noblemen and dignitaries ? a respectable past that lingers yet in its decorative cornices, lofty ceilings and heavy Victorian furniture. Located right where everyone in Moscow wants to be, the Budapest is only a few minutes? walk from the Bolshoi and Chekhov Theaters, lies amid a surplus of good eating and is perilously close to the city's most expensive shopping. Rooms reflect the past grandeur of the Budapest and are refreshingly full of character having been spared the fate of the ultra-modern refurbishment. - [Budapest Hotel]