Moscow hotels

Hotels in Moscow

While hotels in Moscow may not be Europe’s cheapest, we have carefully selected a good range of accommodation to suit all budgets nonetheless.

The affordable Holiday Inn Moscow Sokolniki makes up for a less central location by being directly opposite a metro station and having a larger than average swimming pool. Across the Moscow River, the four-star Park Inn Sadu has spacious but more neutrally decorated rooms and a location very near the Tretyakov Gallery’s Russian art collection. On the river bank itself is the landmark contemporary tower of the Swissotel Krasnye Holmy, which has city-wide views from its summer terrace and the rooftop City Space Bar, large rooms and a lavish futurist décor in public areas. And if you’re looking for luxury the five-star Ritz Carlton Moscow has a plush 19th century style décor in its rooms and lobby and a space age look in its rooftop O2 lounge, which has superb views of Red Square and the Kremlin.