Lotte Hotel Moscow hosts business meetings, seminars, conferences and international forums in nine conference halls, and weddings, banquets and private celebrations in its larger rooms. The five-star hotel stands at 8 Novinsky Boulevard, building 2, on the Garden Ring in central Moscow, with 300 rooms and suites for delegates and guests.
Seminars and company events
The nine halls cover formats from a small meeting to a business seminar or an international forum, and all are fitted with modern presentation equipment. The Kristall hall is the main room for conferences, congresses, award ceremonies and banquets. Smaller halls serve as breakout rooms or as meeting rooms on their own. The hotel also offers a Club Lounge with its own privileges, a butler service, laundry and dry cleaning, and a transport service.
Weddings and receptions
The Kristall hall also hosts weddings, banquets, birthday parties and family celebrations. The large foyer on the second floor, which the hotel describes as bigger than comparable spaces in Moscow, is set up for wedding registration ceremonies. The Sapfir and Izumrud halls suit private parties, small banquets and family gatherings. The hotel sells a wedding day offer and has an Aldo Coppola beauty salon on site for the wedding party.
Rooms and capacities
The Kristall hall is the hotel's showpiece room for large events. The Oniks hall is a smaller room with daylight that takes events of up to 60 people. The Rubin and Topaz halls are small rooms with artificial light, used for presentations and private meetings. The Sharlotta and Izumrud halls work for small receptions, business meetings and seminars. The Sapfir hall is a small room for private events, meetings and conferences.
Accommodation
The hotel has 300 rooms and suites, which it describes as among the largest in Moscow. Room types run from Superior, Luxury and Deluxe rooms to Junior, Executive, Business, Grand and Charlotte suites. Atrium rooms have balconies over a winter garden in a quiet inner courtyard. The Presidential Suite is on the ninth floor, and the Royal Suite on the tenth floor covers 490 square meters. Rooms look out over the historic center or the business district. Mandara Spa offers Balinese treatments, a thermal area and a pool.
Catering
The hotel's restaurants include MEGUMI, a Japanese restaurant open since the hotel's early years and now led by chef Pavel Lee, OVO, and The Lounge restaurant and bar, which suits informal business meetings. Ian Minnis is the hotel's brand chef. In-room dining runs for guests staying in the hotel.
History and setting
Lotte Hotel Moscow belongs to the Korean Lotte hotel group, and the Charlotte Suite pays tribute to the brand's history. The interiors combine neoclassical rooms with Asian touches. The hotel has underground parking and step-free access for guests with reduced mobility.
Getting there
The hotel sits on Novinsky Boulevard, part of the Garden Ring, close to the Arbat district. Smolenskaya metro station is within walking distance.
