The hotel was quite comfortable, with quite a large room and renovated large bathroom. It felt like an old communist style hostel that had been converted. Our room had a lovely view over the square, onto the church across the wide road and some of the river. It was snowing and it was a wonderful place to watch the snowflakes... more

I've just come back from taking 40 people on a school tour of Moscow & St Petersburg. This hotel is right by a metro station so very good transport-wise. It has a large, marble entrance lobby and the rooms are roomy enough, with comfy beds and good showers. The views are not great but the winows block out the noise... more

The hotel was basic but clean and modern. The breakfast was not very appealing, hard bread, chopped up frankfurters, watered down juices. Also the same tray of beetroot/tomatoes/salad seemed to be wheeled out for both breakfast and dinner time. Restaurant staff were over eager to clear away dishes, often waiting beside you as you finished your last bite so that... more

This hotel is just brilliant. High-camp stalinist concrete monstrosity slapped down in the middle of a pretty city. Yeah, so it's noisy. It's rammed with tour groups and teenagers who run amok up and down the corridors keeping you awake. It's brutally ugly. Starchy sheets with that slightly vinegary smell that you get. However, it is also an experience, it... more

First of all, this is mainly a response to those people who have been putting down this hotel. But the truth is that I loved this place. Even more so after having read all those bad reviews. First, the service at the lobby and the restaurant was first class. I have never seen more friendly Russian people (this was my... more

Rooms were very clean and well laid out even if it was a long walk from the main entrance lobby. The evening meals were quite good overall - even if the salads are all varation on a theme of mayonnaise; the breakfasts were poor, though, with no bacon/sausage apart from, once, some fragments of Frankfurters. Lobby is spacious and free... more

we stayed at the hotel Moscow, for three nights as part of a tour, it was the only downside of what was an excellent trip,the corridors are long and grey, the rooms and dull and uninspiring,uncomfortable beds, tiny rough towels, worst toilet paper ever. the service is the worst part, cold unfriendly reception staff, a women in russian costume who... more

if you like watered down fruit juice for breakfast, cold stewed coffee, piles of uncleared plates and cutlery around you on other tables during breakfast, a cold soviet ambience,dismissive staff who have no concept of customer service and care, very very poor restaurant facilities and to be scowled at by the staff t,his is the place to go more

I`ve been to this hotel for 3 times now but there won`t be a next time. The good thing about the hotels location is the metro station and the cemetary right next to it, otherwise it feels a bit remote. The staff especially in the counter the last visit was unbelievably rude and didn`t seem to speak very good english.... more