Friendly ,English speaking staff. Good location outside the centre of Moscow, although choice of restaurants is limited in the immediate area. Very close to the metro station which has a 24hr supermarket located just behind. Rooms were your standard Holiday Inn style and quality, comfortable and clean. Good value for the price. more

it was late june for my first trip to russia. the first thing i realized when planning the trip was the steep rates of hotels in moscow. 4-stars hotels easily cost at least 400usd a night which is out of my budget. i;'ve at least looked at a dozen of hotels in central moscow and i must say this must... more

This hotel is very modern and very clean and the people who work there are very nice and try their best to be helpful (even though a few of them don't speak the best English and got confused when calling a cab for us). I do recommend going elsewhere to eat because their restaurant is extremely overpriced. If the breakfast... more

Since many people already told about the Moscovian prices and pretty good quality here, I decided to share a few tips on staying in Suschevsky. First off, if you sleep lightly, avoid the 19th floor - it's the topmost one and the air conditioning devices and ventilation fans are probably placed right on top of it. I couldn't sleep all... more

the hotel was excellent!, very clean, spacious rooms, great food, even better than in some restaurants! the French chef cooking typical Russian meals made spectacular dishes! try the chicken Kiev and the crullers with cabbage, the great potato/cheese soup.. great breakfast with big variety of food! and great coffee!!! internet connection available with prepaid one hour or 24 hour cards.... more

We stayed 4 nights in this hotel. It was very clean, comfortable and nicely furnished. The breakfast was great! Nice choices. The location was not so good. Not too many things around. However, the Metro system was right there, so you could move around if you wanted to. more

Moscow hotel's are ridiculously overpriced...and I was fortunate enough to be able to use my Priorty Points to pay for a stay here, so I'm not sure the price of a room here but I'm sure its probably provides more value compared to other hotels. Compared to other Holiday Inns I have stayed in previously, this one was very modern... more

I'm not the first reviewer to advise on the sticker shock that even a seasoned traveler receives upon arrival in Moscow. Rooms at the Holiday Inn average US$300-400/night, and that's towards the low end of the spectrum for chain hotels in Moscow. The hotel itself gets no complaints from me. Rooms are spacious and clean. On both visits I was... more

The room was huge, a junior suite with sofa bed. But the main bed was a queen size and I'd prefer a king. The bathroom was large as well. Cleanliness was top notch. No refrigerator in the room, just a costly mini-bar. If you moved any item in it to keep your own items chilled, you were charged for usage... more