Hotels guide · district by district
The grand hotels of Moscow, from the Kremlin to the river.
The back story
The Metropol and the National face the Kremlin and the Bolshoi, The Carlton looks down Tverskaya, the Savoy hides on Rozhdestvenka and the Hotel Ukraina rises over the river. Here is where to stay, district by district.
Art Nouveau, 1899–1905
Moscow’s great Art Nouveau hotel, facing the Bolshoi, with the Savva restaurant under its glass roof.
Teatralny Proezd 2, MoscowExplore View on map
Facing the Kremlin since 1903
The 1903 hotel on the corner of Tverskaya and Mokhovaya, looking across Manege Square to the Kremlin.
At the foot of Tverskaya
A 334-room luxury hotel at the foot of Tverskaya, a few steps from Red Square.
Opened in 1913
A smaller historic hotel on Rozhdestvenka, opened in 1913, between the Bolshoi and Kuznetsky Most.
Behind the Bolshoi
The former Ararat Park Hyatt, built in 2002 on Neglinnaya, steps from the Bolshoi and TsUM.
One of the Seven Sisters
The tallest of Moscow’s hotels, one of the Seven Sisters, on a bend of the Moskva.
Kutuzovsky Prospekt 2/1, MoscowExplore View on map
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