I spent two nights in this hotel recently on business. It's an excellently located building, with walking distance of most of the major museums and shopping districts. The staff are friendly and engaged. Rooms are small but adequate, quiet and clean. The overall design is traditional although it could be improved (a bit faded in parts) - nevertheless, it is... More

Pro: - Central. - Nice (and not crowded) internal swimming pool. - good restaurant and breakfast Cons: - the rooms are really small for a four-starred hotel. - The first night I noticed a heavy roaring noise coming from somewhere around my room (no. 213, take note and avoid it!) every now and then. I was heavily tired and, though... More

I stayed in this hotel 6 times. For the first 4 it was good, but the last 2 times was one of the worst experience in Moscow. For the common parts: the hotel is in a good position, has a very nice lobby where sometimes they are playing piano, an breafast with a lot of products (anyway of average quality)... More

Given the price of hotels in Moscow, this place is OK. Customer service is not a speciality in this town so I suppose that for the price it's fine. It generally looks old but I suppose it has its charm in a way. Situated next to Park Kultury metro station you are well connected for most of town. The Georgian... More

I was in Moscow for business trip and spent the night at Kebur. The room was small and very noisey during the night; very hard to sleep through. It was a bit outdated for my taste. The wireless internet was not that good; it took forever to load up. I will try another hotel next time when I am in... More

Business trip. Just one night. Take this review for what it is, I have been there justo to sleep but I can say my impressions. Reception of very good help (arrange a txi, book a restaurant) and truly sweet. Room was very small for a 4 stars. Mine was probably on the "right" side of the building and didn't ahve... More

Decent hotel close to the sights in Moscow. Not as expensive as other hotels, but a bit old fashioned and dated. Like many hotels in Russia, there was a pervasive smell of cigarette smoke (stronger in some places than others) throughout the building and the rooms are small, but for a night or two, it's OK. My biggest beef was... More

We arrived late on a Wednesday evening of victory day celebrations. The check-in took a while as we were a group of 20 people. Breakfast was OK. Single room was smallish but then again I only slept there so it wasn't a big deal. The staff was OK, language wasn't a problem.