Moscow Hotels

Justback from the trip to Moscow. Spent 2 nights in the Park Inn Sadu. I was staying in the 'business room' (#722) and everything was great! AC works just fine, view from the window is very reasonable (my room was facing the street and one can see even the glimpse of the 'Peter/Columbus' statue). The hotel itself, feels rather new and modern. The breakfast choice is quite fine, with typical hotel choice of crambled eggs/pancakes, etc. Had a lunch during the day in the restaurant and some drinks - Margaret

Stayed in this hotel for 3 nights in a junior suite. The room was good maybe a little dated no flatscreens (something you would expect in a hotel of this standard and price). The bathroom was big with marble from the 70's if they wait 10 years it would be trendy again. The hotel is really in a superb location in the middle of everything. Staff was very helpfull and the lobby was nice. We took airport transfers which was well organised. If you want to go to the best hotel in Moscow go to the Ritz - Alexander

This is a beautiful hotel with funky interiors and lots of comfort. But really expensive - the food was extremely expensive. A sandwich as $20AUD and a glass of wine was about the same. We thought breakfast was included but it wasn't and we ended up spending $50AUD each - our own fault, we should have checked. It's also a little bit out of the way of the major attractions, but there's a free bus that can take you into town. But we had a good time and would recommend this hotel if you can afford - Emma

This small gem may not be as glamorous as large luxury hotels in Moscow, but it sure lived up to my expectations. The lobby with 24 hour open lobbybar is clean, welcoming, nicely decorated an very functional. Having a drink at the bar is a pleasure so is also breakfast. The room itself is not much to cheer about, it is however clean and holds every detail to make a good nights sleep, well just good. The location is exellent in the very central districts of the city, just a short walk from al - Patricia

Yes, this hotel is a ways out of town, but it is very convenient (5 min walk) to a metro. After reading reviews of other hotels in Moscow, I was a little nervous about what we would get for the very reasonable price we paid. We were really pleasantly surprised. The hotel was nice, modern, everything worked, employees were very helpful and friendly. Although I would recommend eating downtown before heading back to the area around the Aerostar, the bar/restaurant right at the Metro station was act - Chantel

Stayed at the hotel for one night. In general liked the hotel. The room is spacy and renovated, bathroom is clean. The mostly disliked the following - the restaurant for breakfast is situated just near the reception. It is not very pleasant there to eat. One more diapponting thing , after checking-out I wanted to leave my rucksack in the luggage room, but they refuse to take it and I have not received a reasonable answer why. Besides the hotel is situated quiet in the gloomy district. Be aware i - Pamela

We chose this hotel because of favorable reviews. It totally lived up to our expectations. The room was spacious and spotless. The employees were fluent in English and were friendly and helpful. There was a spot to exchange dollars to rubles on the premises as well as wireless Internet (for a fee). There is a subway station and a McDonalds across the street. It is easy to get to frequently visited attractions such as Red Square and the Kremlin by public transportation. There is a really nice par - Ross