For our first 5 nights here, we had a large room with plenty of room to spread out over several days. Located centrally, we were able to readily access areas such as Red Square, The Kremlin, The Bolshoi Ballet, Alexander Gardens and the subway. Also close to affordable cafes and restaurants, a supermarker and pharmacy. Many great walks to be... More

Hotel too expensive..... no internet connection !!! You have to pay it. bathroom not in good condition, lack of water.... dusty moquette... breakfast poor...... but convenient location.................

We stayed in this hotel as a family for 4 days in May 2013. Check in was swift with no problem.The staff new acceptable English. The hotel was very run-down and dilapidated with extremely long corridors which would take you quite a while to get to your room.The room was OK, with room for an extra bed, a view of... More

My girlfriend stayed here in the winter of 2012. Although the price was affordable and the location great (a 5 min walk to the Bolshoi), this is a terrible hotel and should be avoided. Their heating was not sufficient. The hottest setting on the dial was barely perceptible, causing us to shiver enough to request for an additional heater, which... More

When you compare the Budapest with other hotels in the same range of prices in Europe, it is not worth 4/5 as stated below : old furniture, old facilities (bathrooms, walls and floors deserve a renovation), no free-wifi (I mean really?!), the doorman doesn't actually open the door but stay next to it all day talking to another guy, cleaning... More

This hotel looked very grand, but in the small bathroom floor tiles where cracked, we had to eat in the hotel nextdoor and the use of the pool was at a extra charge of £10 each . The drinks in the hotel are very expensive, £8 for a glass of orange juice and £5 for water.

This hôtel is the very best sign that the soviet time is still running somewhere; Smell, rooms, breakfast... all is lots il that period of time. The only interest if the location in the very center and the price which is not so terrible as moscow is a very very expensive town. the hotel "peter the first" which belongs to... More

Location is excellent. The hotel can be reached from two metro stops less than 5 mins walk (with baggage>). The breakfast is a treat and a great start for the day The rooms are on the old style (as is the building) but this gives it a "homely" feel Prices are creeping up though and in comparison to more modern... More

An awesome location in walking distance to most of Moscow's main attractions. The rooms are spacious but a bit dated decor wise, warm and the bathroom has been renovated more recently. The breakfast has a great selection and is of decent quality. Can't really comment on value as we booked through about three travel agents to get a visa the... More