4 hotels · Russia
The great hotels of Moscow
4 luxury hotels in Moscow are documented in this guide, ordered by international renown. The oldest, Hotel National, opened in 1903; the most recent, Carlton Moscow, in 2007. For large events, Hotel Metropol receives up to 450 guests. Each page gives the history, the key figures and a direct line to the events team.
Radisson Collection Hotel, Moscow
The former Hotel Ukraina is the tallest of Moscow's seven Stalinist skyscrapers, 206 metres to the tip of its spire, restored and reopened in 2010.
497 rooms · Events up to 300
Hotel National
Opened in 1903 on the corner facing the Kremlin, the National housed Lenin in room 107 in March 1918 when the Soviet government arrived in Moscow.
202 rooms
Hotel Metropol
Opened in 1905 opposite the Bolshoi, the Metropol carries a Mikhail Vrubel mosaic on its facade and a stained-glass dome over its main restaurant.
365 rooms · Events up to 450
Carlton Moscow
Built as The Ritz-Carlton Moscow in 2007 on Tverskaya Street, the Carlton's rooftop bar looks straight down onto the Kremlin and Red Square.
334 rooms · Events up to 350