This was the official hotel for the Cadet and Junior World fencing championships earlier this year. Doesn't surprise me because of the size of the place, but the choice did concern me for several other reasons, not least because I had young people there under 18, some rising 16, and the comments about prostitution, night club, casino etc., made me... More

Stayed there for 4 nights on biz trip, second time in Moscow and first time in this hotel. I must say, Hotel Cosmos would be my last choice if and when I'm back in Moscow next time. The service and attitude of the staff in this hotel is borderline average to poor. The reception staff were the worst, not very... More

Stayed at the Hotel Cosmos because it was the closest to the venue where I was having meetings. It is enormous! There must be over 1000 bedrooms - with weird lifts. I was on the 25th flor and needed to pass security every time I wanted to go to the room. I don't know what would have happened if I... More

This hotel is MASSIVE, was clearly built with Soviet Business men in mind - however its a suitable room and its nice and close to VDNKh Metro station, which allowed for easy access to the city center. The room was large with an amazing view over the Botanical gardens. The hotel was good value for the price we paid on... More

I have just come back from a week in Moscow at the Cosmos. I have pretty mixed feelings about the hotel. I took a school party with me First, the location is excellent - Opposite VDNKh station, and a quick walk to shops and museums. Second, the scale of the place. Cosmos is massive - in fact I think it... More

By Russian standards this hotel is good. By western standards it is appalling. However, if like me you won't pay $350 a night to stay in the sheraton or marriott then this is the place for you. The service is shocking but not as bad as it was 5 years ago when it was indescribably bad. They have removed most... More

Ok, so the first thing that you have to realize about this hotel is that it is in Moscow and it does not cost a fortune. for less than 4000 rubles you can do a lot worse, and I mean a lot lot worse. Yes, it is enormous, with over 1000 rooms and 25 floors and yes, you can get... More

The reception area was more like a train station, no concierge services at all..bell boys are only for ringing bells :) ..it took about an hour to check in..the room smelled like ashtray..toilet seat was broken..hot water was not working..breakfast was mediocre..it was so huge..could not find my way through the hotel..not recommended.. More

I've arrived to Moscow for business, this was my first time in Russia. I had a single "Renovated" Room. (i wouldn't want to see the Not renovated one) First of all the reception representatives are NOT nice! But that's something we saw all around Moscow.. they do not know how to give proper service to customers!!! they just don't!! The... More