This is a ridiculously expensive city and most of the good hotels are in a bland international style. This is the only premium hotel in Moscow that feel genuinely Russian, whilst still offering good service. The rooms are big compared to other premium hotels and it is quite a bit cheaper than others. It is in a great location for... more

From a price performance point of view this seems to be by far the best deal in Moscow as far as the 5 star hotel category is concerned. All major city attractions like Red Square, Bolshoi, Gum Department Store, Kremlin etc. are within walking distance. more

Stayed here for 3 nights. Basic rooms are clean, comfortable and a good size. The bathroom was also very nice, despite the broken shower - (which nearly landed on my head and would have knocked me out!) Internet is an utter rip off and if in Moscow for business it would make sense to pay the extra for a room... more

Location is very good, three blocks from Red Square, two blocks from metro. Nice faclitity, small bathrooms for 4 stars. Service is ok, do not expect big smiles - this is likely not hotels dependent. Go for it if you get a good deal, compare with other hotels in the immediate vicinity, e.g., Metropol. more

Stayed at the Savoy during a first time 4 day business trip to Moscow. Hotel was in a great location, about 2 blocks from Red Square and backs up to the Grand Hyatt. Also near two subway stations. Very nice and large rooms with large bathroom. Hot buffet breakfast was included in rate (high anywhere in central Moscow). Receptionists spoke... more

Stayed 4 nights in April on our first ever trip to Russia. Were so glad we had splashed out on this hotel as it proved to be quite luxurious, had great breakfast included in the daily rate and all of the staff on reception and in bar spoke good english. We had the basic room which was not very large... more

I stayed at the Savoy for five nights in late April with my boyfriend. The location was unbeatable - within walking distance to two metro stops, the Kremlin and Red Square. Additionally, there were numerous restaurants and bars within walking distance. The breakfast was great compared to the typical free breakfasts here in the states. We filled up on that... more

My girlfriend and I stayed here just one night during the tail end of our trip to Russia. We had spent the entire trip in rented apartments, so I admittedly have no other Russian Hotels to compare with. That said, I have stayed in many hotels in my life and the Savoy was great. The room was not huge, but... more

Average hotel not far from Red Square , but location is its saving grace. Charged for the "free" wifi , decor was boring , and staff were polite but not very useful. Wont be returning anytime soon more