Hotel is on very good location, near to the metro station. Just across the street starts famous Arbat street. Also you need 5 min walk to the supermarket which works 24h. Breakfast is ok, staff is not super-friendly, but ok. Rooms need renovation. There are renovated rooms, they cost about 50€ more than regular rooms per night. Overall not so... More

This hotel is cheap and is in the centre of moscow, walking distance from metro line, red square, and arbat shopping street are all close. Do not expect luxury at this hotel especially in standard rooms. You cannot find this price anymore anywhere else, for less than 100 euro in Moscow to stay it is almost impossible now. Be happy,... More

After reading the reviews on tripadvisor I was expecting a catastrophy. But it did not happen :) Well the people on the reception are rather to be forgotten. You should have seen the expression on the night shifts guy's face, when we asked on check in if there is coffe or tea in the room :) I had room 1714,... More

Just had the misfortune to stay at this overpriced unfriendly hotel. Everything about this hotel is rather sad and dated, the reception staff were surly and extremely unhelpful. The superior room was nothing to boast about the TV was at least 20 years old and of course the remote didn't work !No fridge or kettle and we waited at reception... More

Where do I start? I stayed in this hotel for a month while I was working in Moscow. Let me start with the good: It's close to the Arabat, which is a nice/safe part of Moscow. The bad: This is considered a business hotel, however there is no wi-fi in the rooms. Only in the lobby and 2nd floor. Also... More

The only positive thing about this hotel is its position near Arbat and two metro stations. The overprice room reminded accommodation for poor students. All accessories were old and very worn-out. The hotel is not worth the price they want for it.

Maybe it's just Moscow in general, but I this hotel was pretty expensive (about $180/night) for what we got. The beds were pretty small, which isn't too bad for me since I'm 5'7", but my friend who I shared the room with is a 6'+ German. The room was also seemed old and was smelly (not horrible smelly, but it... More

We stayed in the belgrad for a week during July as we was working at the nearby europeiski shopping mall so our company found us this hotel due to it being within walking distance. On arrival we got told we was booked into the delux newly renovated rooms. The rooms looked like a 40 year old premier inn. The furniture... More

Hotel Belgrad comes with little charm. The building is a concrete box, the 'renovated' rooms could do with some renovation and service is, let's call it, a little impersonal. The standard is somewhere between a two or three star hotel at best. The worst point, however, are its prices. It is well known that Moscow's hotels are the most expensive... More