Moscow Hotels with Bars

This hotel is okay overall, the air conditioning equipment is a bit old, does not affect the heating, the space is okay, the bathroom space is also relatively large, no other reviews said of discrimination against the Chinese to rooms with roof windows. A little worried before going, went to the 2nd floor given after, normal room, was relieved. However, the double room bed is indeed too narrow. If you turn over too much when sleeping, you will fall off the bed. The variety of breakfast is average. It is more convenient to go to the exhibition here. A few dozen meters outside the door is the Line 3 subway station.

The quality of breakfast is up to standard. When I first checked in, there was a long queue at 14:00 for security check. The front desk said that the visa would be issued to Kai only when I left the hotel, so it was easy to miss it when I left the hotel. The location is very comfortable. It's a nice place to take a walk along the river in the garden behind.

An excellent hotel! I stayed for 6 days for my child's graduation in Moscow. It's very close to Red Square, just a 15-minute walk away. The Kremlin, Lenin's Mausoleum, Pushkin Museum, and many other attractions are all nearby. The hotel breakfast was great, and the staff were friendly, making for a pleasant stay. Facilities: Comprehensive, with toiletries and a mini-fridge. Cleanliness: Tidy and clean. Environment: Conveniently located for walking to nearby attractions. Service: Excellent, with smooth English communication.

We stayed at Radisson Blu from September 20-21, and our experience was nothing short of positive. We were especially touched that on my birthday, the staff not only congratulated me but also treated me to a cake—such a personalized touch immediately set a festive mood. I'd also like to specifically mention the hotel's generosity: our standard room was upgraded to a premium class without any additional charge. The room turned out to be spacious and very stylish—it was a pleasure to return to after exploring the city. The hotel's hammam is simply a gem: it's the perfect place to relax after a busy day. And thanks to a 10% discount at the Fire Lake restaurant, dinner was not only delicious but also a great value. The service was excellent: the staff were attentive, friendly, and responded to requests promptly. Overall, our stay left us with the warmest memories—we will definitely be back.

This is a very retro hotel, and our room was on the 4th floor. There's a small split-level staircase in the hallway. The environment is elegant, with floral arrangements, and the tiled areas without carpet were very clean. I booked a king room without breakfast because I usually don't wake up in time to eat it. The room wasn't huge, but it was well-equipped with toiletries, a comb, slippers, and even a sewing kit. We got two complimentary bottles of water daily. On the first day of check-in, there were two 'Dalloyau' chocolates on the table with Chinese descriptions. The mini-fridge was perfect for storing milk and cheese sticks for the past few days. Their coffee isn't instant powder; it comes in a built-in perforated filter bag that dissolves quickly and can even be used as a stir stick. There are cafes, restaurants, and schools near the hotel, and a supermarket not far away. It's less than a 10-minute walk to Cultural Park subway station on Line 5 or Line 1.

This veteran five-star hotel is well-maintained. The breakfast spread is generous, and they even added an extra bed for our party of three. The location is excellent, very close to Arbat Street, and not far from Metro Lines 3 and 4, making getting around very convenient. The hotel staff are very friendly, and the front desk speaks fluent English. If you're looking for a hotel not far from Red Square, I highly recommend this one; it offers great value for money. During our stay, it happened to be my son's birthday, and the hotel thoughtfully surprised us with a cake, which was both delightful and touching!

The hotel's location is a bit hard to find. However, the duplex room design is quite innovative. To be honest, getting up in the middle of the night to use the restroom is a bit inconvenient, but it's very quiet for sleeping. The proof of stay was provided a bit slowly, but thankfully, after repeated urging, they did send it to me. The tableware provided was Western-style with a couple of plates and forks, which isn't suitable for instant noodles. There's a large supermarket nearby, but it's about a 15-minute walk. All in all, it offers good value for money.

Subtle and pleasant service, polite staff. The hotel (walls) could use a renovation, but the rooms are always clean and the bedding is excellent. The economy rooms have an issue with power outlets – there aren't enough, and they're poorly located. Thanks for the in-room kettle, that's a very important item. And thanks for the water cooler on the floor too. Breakfast is simple but perfectly fine. The bar is excellent.

Facilities: This is a well-established hotel. While it offers all the essential amenities, its style and decor definitely show their age. Cleanliness: The hygiene conditions were excellent, and daily housekeeping was very thorough. Location: Situated very centrally in Moscow, it boasts convenient transportation and lovely views. The only slight drawback is the occasional noise from motorcycles roaring past outside the window, but I understand this is often unavoidable in such a prime location. Service: My interaction with the service staff was limited due to a language barrier and not having opted for breakfast, so I can't comment extensively on their service quality.

Our room was on the 27th floor, facing the city, with a distant view of Moscow's city center. My partner absolutely loved it! The hotel was much better than we expected, and the price was excellent – really good value for money. I was a bit worried about outdated facilities after reading some reviews, but everything was actually fine. It's clean, and for just over 300 rubles a night in Moscow, what more could you ask for? This is a 4-star hotel, and the room was well-equipped. The only minor issues were a slight smell from the drain and noisy neighbors who started making a racket around 5 or 6 in the morning. Otherwise, we were very satisfied. We stayed for five nights. There's a 'Green Supermarket' nearby, which was convenient for daily shopping and our favorite grocery store. Izmaylovsky Market (Antiques Market) is right next door, so we could pop back to the hotel to rest when we got tired of browsing. Getting to Red Square is super easy – just take Metro Line 3 directly, no transfers needed. The metro station is about a five or six-minute walk away. If I ever come back to Moscow, I'd definitely stay here again.