The five-star Metropol Inter-Continental hotel is one of Moscow's oldest, and one of the most splendidly appointed properties in the city. Designed and built in an art-nouveau style in 1903, the hotel lies in close proximity to Red Square and the commercial and historical heart of Russia's capital. The hotel attracts tourists, business people and foreign government delegations. Previous guests have included Leo Tolstoy, George Bernard Shaw and John F Kennedy.
This residential-style hotel is conveniently located near the Bolshoi Theatre and the shopping area of Tverskaya Ulitsa. Among its five-star luxury amenities, guest rooms offer Blaise Mautin toiletries, a crib upon request, 24-hour room service, and kitchenettes (only in some deluxe rooms). For those who want a little extra pampering, pay a visit to the Quantum Spa and Health Club, which includes a juice bar and treatment rooms for a wide array of massage and beauty services. The hotel also has a chapel and childcare is available upon prior arrangement.
The interior of this small and refined hotel is art-nouveau opulence. Enchanting details include a selection of chandeliers and graceful murals. Ted Turner, Luciano Pavarotti and Richard Gere have all stayed here. It is an ideal spot for those needing to be near all the business, political and sightseeing landmarks but who do not want to deal with Moscow's many larger hotel options.
Located in the historical center of Moscow on the banks of the Moskva River, the Baltschug has a marvelous view of both the Kremlin and St. Basil's Cathedral. The classically-detailed facade and the lush interior decor befit a five-star property. The classical eight-story building, originally erected in 1898, was overhauled and restored a century later. The hotel, complete with a world-class day spa inside, is a favorite of official delegations and celebrities. Red Square, the Bol'shoi Theater, and the Tretiakov Gallery are all within walking distance of the front door. Dining and drinking options within the hotel include Restaurant Baltschug (Contemporary European), Shogun Restaurant (Japanese), Cafe Kranzler, the Lobby Lounge, and Bar Baltschug. If you have the money, do yourself a favor and stay at the Baltschug.
The four-star Marco Polo Presnja Hotel is run by an Austrian hotel group. Although the hotel is located in the center of the city within walking distance of fine dining and business centers, you can still get away from the frenzy as it is located in a quiet residential area near the Patriarch's pond. This hotel used to be a favorite of high-ranking communist officials; it now specializes in accommodations for business-class travelers.
The invariably festive-looking, centrally located, five-star Marriott Grand Hotel was built in 1996. It is less than one kilometer away from Red Square (Krasnaia Ploshchad') and Gorky Park, right in the heart of the city. The hotel's services and facilities are top-class. Air-conditioning in each room can be individually adjusted. Moreover four on-site restaurants and lounges provide unforgettable fine dining experiences.
The five-star Sheraton Palace was constructed in 1993. It is located on the famous Tverskaia Street, within walking distance from the Red Square, the Kremlin museums and many business and historical locations. Contemporary design and decor graces the hotel's public areas and private rooms. The rooms are modern and well equipped, with some nice touches like in-room CD players. The on-site Anchor, Vienna and Lomonosov restaurants each offer their own unique and luscious cuisine.
The four-star Marriott Moscow Tverskaya was built in 1995 and is located in Tverskaia Ulitsa, one of Moscow's central avenues. The well-trained personnel of the hotel will go out of their way to serve the customers to their maximum satisfaction. The hotel's own restaurant offers Italian cuisine, but there are lots of cafes, restaurants, stores, and night clubs near the hotel to cater to all tastes. It is a good option for those looking to combine great location with Western service.
Radisson Slavyanskaya Hotel and Business Centre, Moscow is a great option for business and leisure travelers. Centrally located, it is near to several tourist destinations, making it an ideal base for your Moscow exploration. These include the likes of the Russian White House, New Arbat Avenue, Kremlin and St. Basil's Cathedral. This riverfront hotel has luxurious rooms that are a haven away from home. It is also easily accessible as it is within close proximity to the metro and riverboat stations. Relish great Italian fare at their Talavera Restaurant along with fine wines and cigars. Japanese food lovers will enjoy this Asian spread at Sumosan, while Café 21 is a chic spot for a romantic tête-à-tête and business lunch. Get pampered with rejuvenating treatments and massages at the Asia Beauty SPA or keep up with your fitness routine in their state-of-the-art gym. Their is also a bank with an ATM, a shopping center and hair salon within the complex. You can be sure of a pleasant stay at this upscale hotel.
The Aeropolis hotel is located in the north of Moscow and enjoys good transport links (metro or trolleybus) to the city center. It is also located fairly near the city's main exhibition centers and within easy reach of its airports. The hotel offers singles, upgradeable singles, doubles, suites and even apartments. The hotel also has a bar and restaurant which serves both Russian and Western cuisine.
This is a four-star hotel and is intended for all kinds of guests, especially transit passengers from the airport (from which the hotel takes its name). It was built in 1992. The hotel operates a shuttle bus service, taking visitors to the center of Moscow as well as mini-buses that commute between the airports of Sheremetyevo-2 and Sheremetyevo-1. The restaurant Novotel offers both European and Russian cuisine.