A standard Best western hotel - clean rooms, good shower and pleasant staff. Good breakfast choice which meant we could fill up before heading into Moscow for the day and just eat in the evening. We enjoyed the challenge of finding our way round Moscow using the Metro and this hotel is close to a Metro stop so perfect for us as it meant we could stay here at a very reasonable price rather than use a city centre expensive hotel. We flew with EasyJet and it was extremely easy to get the train from the airport into Moscow then use a Metro train to the hotel. Turn left out of the metro station, walk to the corner and look up to the left - you can see the hotel's sign! It took a while to get used to the Russian alphabet so the Metro signs are a challenge but there are lots of helpful websites about using the metro so don't let the hotel's location put you off staying here. The area felt very safe and we used one of the local bars for our first night's meal and it was fine and also used a mini supermarket by the hotel - also very good. Our floor did not have tea and coffee facilities but there was a water dispenser in the hallway which had cold and hot water so that was fine for my green tea but if...A standard Best western hotel - clean rooms, good shower and pleasant staff. Good breakfast choice which meant we could fill up before heading into Moscow for the day and just eat in the evening. We enjoyed the challenge of finding our way round Moscow using the Metro and this hotel is close to a Metro stop so perfect for us as it meant we could stay here at a very reasonable price rather than use a city centre expensive hotel. We flew with EasyJet and it was extremely easy to get the train from the airport into Moscow then use a Metro train to the hotel. Turn left out of the metro station, walk to the corner and look up to the left - you can see the hotel's sign! It took a while to get used to the Russian alphabet so the Metro signs are a challenge but there are lots of helpful websites about using the metro so don't let the hotel's location put you off staying here. The area felt very safe and we used one of the local bars for our first night's meal and it was fine and also used a mini supermarket by the hotel - also very good. Our floor did not have tea and coffee facilities but there was a water dispenser in the hallway which had cold and hot water so that was fine for my green tea but if you take milk it's not so good. Fridge in the room was useful as it was empty so we could chill the water that was provided each day free of charge. Also useful for the vodka we'd bought from the local supermarket... when in Russia..! The bed was ok and could have done with a foam topper but given our sleep was disrupted by the time change this wasn't a big issue. We walked miles around Moscow seeing it all so I suppose if you like to keep popping back to your hotel this isn't very convenient but on our short break we were happy to stay out all day, except one when we came back to the hotel to change before going out again to eat in the evening, so this wasn't a problem for us.More