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With its pristine white-washed walls and pine floors, the Swiss Star is a light, bright and spotlessly clean mini-hotel that feels like a breath of fresh alpine air, even though the atmosphere ou…

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Finally somebody opened a proper pension in Moscow. It's a modest place, offering private rooms that are simple and sweet - Ikea beds, posters on the wall and windows overlooking a shady courtyar…

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The Hotel Ukraina sits majestically on the banks of the Moscow River facing the White House, meaning superb vistas from some rooms. If you can't swing a room with a view, head downstairs to strol…

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Set on a quiet residential street near Paveletskaya station, this attractive business hotel features an airy atrium-style lobby, 72 spacious rooms and an enticing zen-like atmosphere. Despite the…

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This gargantuan hotel opposite the All-Russia Exhibition Centre is a universe unto itself (appropriately enough for a place called Cosmos). The glass and steel structure houses over 1700 rooms, c…

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The 19th-century neoclassical edifice of the Hotel Budapest is an unusually affordable retreat in this swanky shopping district. Service is pleasant and professional, attracting repeat customers,…

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Like most 'hostels' in Moscow, Tramp is actually a travel agency that is affiliated with a budget hotel. In this case, it's the Hotel Turist, a pleasant, friendly hotel complex in its own right. …

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The Marriott Grand is where President Bush stays when he comes to town, like Clinton before him. Believe it or not, the executive entourage occupies all 400-plus rooms of this swanky five-star ho…

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Swedish built and Russian operated, this smallish hotel advertises 'European comfort and Russian hospitality.' It is indeed a delightful combination. Simple stylish rooms feature Scandinavian des…

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Look past the flashing lights and raucous atmosphere of the attached casino - this Stalinesque building is graced with high ceilings, marble floors and grand staircases. It also boasts an excelle…

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The metallic skyscraper towering over the Moscow River is the swish Swissôtel Krasnye Kholmy, named for this little-known neighbourhood of Moscow. With convenient access to Paveletskaya station a…

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Built in 1912, the Savoy is a historic hotel that maintains an atmosphere of prerevolutionary privilege for its guests. It is more intimate than other luxury hotels, with just 70 elegant rooms. A…

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The Sretenskaya Hotel boasts a romantic, Russian atmosphere and pleasant, personal service. It was one of the first in a new wave of smallish, independent hotels in Moscow that provide modern ame…

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If it seems like Marriott is taking over Moscow, it is. The Royal Aurora is the swankiest of the chain's four hotels in the capital. The impressive Art Nouveau edifice sets the tone for the surro…

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At the foot of the Arbat, the Golden Ring Hotel towers over busy Smolenskaya-Sennaya pl, yielding fantastic views from every angle. From the luxury of your room, feast your eyes on the historic A…

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For over a century the National has occupied this choice location at the foot of Tverskaya ul, opposite the Kremlin. The handsome building is virtually a museum from the early 20th century, with …

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Calling itself Moscow's first boutique hotel, this smallish, slick hotel is indeed a novelty. The Golden Apple represents the best of New Russia: contemporary, creative and classy. The hotel's lo…

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Nothing short of an Art Nouveau masterpiece, the historic Metropol brings an artistic touch to every nook and cranny, from the famous mosaic on the facade to the semi-precious stonework in the lo…

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If you want to wake up to views of the sun glinting off the Kremlin's golden domes, this luxurious property on the Moscow River is the place for you. The Baltschug Kempinski is a neoclassical bea…

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The Park Hyatt Ararat is an archetype of contemporary design: its glass and marble exterior is sleek and stunning, yet blends effortlessly with the classical and baroque buildings in the surround…

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Moscow is still buzzing about the new Ritz-Carlton, which opened on the site of the much-maligned Soviet-era Intourist Hotel. The Ritz is everything that the Intourist wasn't: the guestrooms are …

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This big bolshevik is another monster of the past, but it's quite good. The halls - with darkwood doors and small, but clean rooms - look over the nearby Amur, and most of the package tourists wh…

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This former Intourist monolith finally changed its name from the long-standing Sovietskaya Hotel when it was bought by this fast-growing Russian chain. Of its many, many rooms, there are a slew o…

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Comfortable and professionally run with rooms approximating chintzy Western standards, albeit without air-conditioning. Satellite TV includes CNN and some English is spoken. The trendy lobby area…

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After recent renovations, this vast place no longer feels faded. The level of service matches the bright, welcoming lobby. Rooms are light and comfortable, if slightly overpriced.

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Hidden inside the restaurant of the same name, this friendly place has rooms that are spacious and comfortable - even plush, by Kazan standards. On weekdays they are often booked by business trav…

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Street-cred from outside (wrecked cars in dreary 'hood), rather grandmotherly inside, with comfy rooms and great staff.

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Housed in an ornate 19th-century building, this hotel is undergoing massive renovation, which promises to remedy its dilapidated and dingy condition. Cheaper rooms are available in the hotel's se…

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This intimate 20-room hotel occupies a pleasantly quiet spot on the riverbank and, although walls are thin, it's arguably Krasnoyarsk's best option. Attentive staff speak English, there's a class…

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Part of a chain of mini-hotels, Nevsky Hotel Aster is on Bolshaya Konyushennaya ul, a pleasant avenue that runs from Nevsky pr to the Moyka River. The Aster is the cheapest and the largest of the…

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Newly opened top-end hotel.

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This functional business hotel is a white and blue-glass tower approximating international standards. Bathrooms have showers but no bathtub, and there is BBC World TV.

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The town's original business hotel is a smaller, more personable affair, 4km northwest of the centre. Guests can enjoy a gourmet restaurant and a happening nightclub, as well as modern, tastefull…

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The newest property in the chain of Nevsky Hotels is on the Moyka River, behind the Church of the Saviour on Spilled Blood. It's a pretty slick location for a fairly simple hotel, with 24 rooms t…

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This new, international-standard hotel is ideally located between the train station and the kremlin. With a luxurious, modern décor, it somehow seems out of place in this ancient city, but it is …

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This gigantic complex, now operated by Marriott, was originally built for the 1980 Olympics, as was the enormous indoor Olympic Sports Complex next door. It has over 500 rooms and five different …

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Stoleshnikov pereulok is one of Moscow's most prestigious lanes, home to exclusive boutiques, upscale restaurants and the grand Marriott Royal Aurora Hotel. Now it is also home to this more intim…

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Comfortable rooms in the center of the city.
Low price. Very good value for money.
24 hours reception.
We offer 3 , single, double or twin rooms and 1 room for 4 persons with shared f…

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Our mini-hotel it is an apartment, and we offer the rooms for rent.
The apartment is located in the wooden house of construction of the XIX-th century in the historical city centre.
It is…

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The Street Where the Hotel is Located Begins from the Palace Square, Where the Main Pearl of Our City is situated - The Hermitage Museum, and Finishes by the Isaac's Cathedral - the World's Third…

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