From SVO, it took us around 20 minutes to arrive. We were greeted professionally and noted the clean, modern design of the lobby. We found the rooms to be smaller, but adequate. The view was terrible, but then I think that's generally true in the city. Watch for the raised bathroom floor; I stubbed my toes numerous times. Also, although... more

Last May, I won a voucher for a 2-night stay (at deluxe room incl. breakfast & 30 min. massage) from an Ebay auction. The reservation (by email) was made easily and quick! So this September, I decided to visit the Russian Capital. The hotel lobby is quite luxurious, decorated with a colorful modern style. The reservation staff was friendly and... more

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... more

I chose this hotel because I was attending the Eurovision at the adjacent arena. Although quite a way from the city centre, the metro is nearby and the hotel has a shuttle bus service. Room was a bit smaller than expected but nicely designed and furnished. Smart lobby with several bars and a bakery as well as two restaurants in... more

I went to this hotel, because the hotel that I prefer (Holiday Inn Suschevsky) was fully booked. When checking in, I asked whether they could provide a quiet room. They told me that this was indeed a quiet room. However, the room faced a construction site, where construction goes on until midnight, and starts again at 6 am. I tried... more

A arther new hotel, and the price for a night on club level was OK for Moscow. Rather nice swimming pool at the hotel. The service is what cen be expected in Moscow - indifferent attitude, but provided all the necessary answers, so nothing too bad to report. The location is not really in the middle of the action: some... more

Comparing to other hotels in big cities Renaissance is not too far from Kremlin (main attraction for sightseeing), but taxi prices and Moscow’s traffic make this distance a huge problem. Front desk girls were nice and friendly, however manager asked by me for list of Aeroflot offices in Moscow handled me it in Cyrillic. When I asked for one in... more

Overall, a decent hotel with a good restaurant (Transsiberian). There was a great deal of confusion at check-in and was given keys to a room which would not work and then discovered that either someone was still using it or it had not been cleaned. It did get ultimately resolved by the security guy. The hotel is about a 20... more

Two nights in Moscow is not enough to do this sprawling and historic city justice - but if you do have just a few nights, I would advise staying more centrally than the Renaissance, which was built for the 1980 Olympics. That said, this hotel provides genuine good service with personal touches. The food is good - although the choice... more