Hotels near Moscow-City in Moscow

I had a very disappointing experience with this hotel. I had clearly booked and fully paid for a Suite room in advance through Trip, but upon arrival, the staff gave me a small room. They initially claimed that their system did not show my Suite booking and even said that I had not made any payment, which was very frustrating since I had already paid in full before my arrival. After some discussion, they finally confirmed that my payment was received. However, I was too tired to continue arguing about the suite room, so I ended up staying in the smaller room. What made things worse, I had already tried to contact the hotel one month before my arrival via Telegram and email to confirm my booking, but I never received any response. The only positive point is that the staff were personally kind and still helped me carry my suitcase upstairs, since there is no lift in the hotel.

This hotel is okay overall, the air conditioning equipment is a bit old, does not affect the heating, the space is okay, the bathroom space is also relatively large, no other reviews said of discrimination against the Chinese to rooms with roof windows. A little worried before going, went to the 2nd floor given after, normal room, was relieved. However, the double room bed is indeed too narrow. If you turn over too much when sleeping, you will fall off the bed. The variety of breakfast is average. It is more convenient to go to the exhibition here. A few dozen meters outside the door is the Line 3 subway station.

The facilities, service, and staff attitude were all excellent. Location: It's a bit of a walk from the subway station, and you have to take a small alleyway. If you're unfamiliar with the area, you might need to ask for directions to find it. However, it's also within walking distance of Red Square. Once you know the way, you'll find it's quite close. The subway and Red Square are in opposite directions from the hotel, but the distance to both feels similar. Facilities: There's Wi-Fi, and the amenities are well-equipped, including slippers, a hairdryer, disposable toiletries, and many other items. The only downside is that while there are windows, they face an interior space and cannot be opened, which was a bit misleading as I expected them to provide ventilation. Next door was an area where another company seemed to be holding meetings, and it was quite noisy. I had to close the window when sleeping, especially since they eventually left for the day. I had to use the air conditioning because it would get very stuffy otherwise. When I spoke to the hotel about changing rooms, I found that all rooms had these inward-facing windows. I was told I'd have to pay extra for a room with an exterior-facing window. Service: The hotel front desk offers service in English. They were able to provide water when I asked and also offered luggage storage. Conveniently, the hotel is right on the way if you're walking from Red Square to the subway, so it's perfectly en route. Overall, I'm satisfied. A big thank you to the two Russian men who helped us find the hotel with our luggage; they truly saved us from our helplessness.

1. The photo of this hotel's entrance isn't of their hotel; I thought it would be a much grander one, but it's actually quite small. See picture one for details. 2. There's no elevator. My deluxe suite was on the 4th floor, and the waiter helped me carry it up. 3. The receptionist speaks English; he's a young and nice guy. 4. The hotel is located in the city center, next to the Chinatown subway station, which is very convenient. It's two subway stops from the factory. Walking would probably take more than half an hour if you're able to. 5. The buffet breakfast is relatively decent.

The hotel is nice and the location is great, but there are two employees at reception, a man and a woman (I don't know their names exactly), whose attitude is bad. It would be better if the bedrooms were soundproofed from the street because at the end of the night you feel like you're sleeping on the street due to the noise from cars. 🙂

A perfect stay! The location is absolutely fantastic, just a 5-minute walk to the subway, making it easy to get to Independence Avenue and Victory Square. There are plenty of convenience stores and local cafes nearby, so you'll never worry about grabbing snacks or breakfast. The hostel is incredibly clean. The bed linens are changed for every guest, and each bunk has a charging port and a blackout curtain. The shared bathrooms have plenty of hot water, and the cleaning staff tidies up daily, so there are absolutely no unpleasant odors. The front desk staff are super thoughtful and speak excellent English. They even offer local travel tips, and the free luggage storage is a real lifesaver. The communal kitchen is fully equipped, so you can cook your own meals and save on travel costs. In the evenings, chatting with backpackers from all over the world in the common area creates a wonderful atmosphere. The value for money is outstanding. If you're traveling to Belarus, this place is a no-brainer. I'll definitely choose this hostel again next time I'm in Minsk!

Izmaylovo Delta Hotel offers exceptional value with its unbeatable location just a short walk from the metro station, making it incredibly easy to explore Moscow’s top attractions. The hotel is also conveniently close to the charming Izmaylovo Kremlin, allowing guests to enjoy its vibrant markets, unique architecture, and cultural ambiance without the need for long travel. Clean, comfortable rooms and friendly service add to the overall experience, creating a welcoming base for both leisure and business travelers. Overall, it’s a fantastic choice for anyone looking for convenience, comfort, and a touch of local flair.

Recently, due to interference from Ukrainian drones, GPS near Red Square has been nearly ineffective and stuck. I wandered around several times before finally reaching the riverside, where I found this single, two-story yellow building based on the pictures in the comments section. It's easy to find Red Square from the hotel; just a few blocks away, you can see the Onion-domed Church in the distance. On the way back, I didn't even need to check my phone's navigation because it was broken! First, the front desk lady spoke English. While waiting in line to check in, I wanted to see the hotel's amenities, but she immediately stopped me, raised her hands, and greeted me with a ”Hello.” Actually, I had to wear shoe covers to enter the hotel area. When it was my turn to check in, I spoke very little English, but she slowly explained the hotel rules to me and showed me the bathrooms, showers, and shared kitchen. Even with my limited English, I understood most of what she said. When I checked out, she was very welcoming and smiled, welcoming me back in English. Second, the hotel was much cleaner than I expected, with many attractive young people staying there, and everyone was very polite and didn't bother anyone.

1. We felt like our home, everything was excellent. 2. Walk to the metro, it's ok, not too far. 3. The best reception is always kind and lovely. She helped us to solve every problem, call the taxis, answer the questions, and give her beautiful smiling. ( She made the registration for us.) 4. We cooked happily because the kitchen was very clean and comfortable, drinking water is ok, hot and cold. 5. The supermarket is near and close 23.00 PM. 6. Everyone was good for the maid, it was perfect if she changed the towels for 2 days but she changed for us the fourth day (We stayed 5 nights.), she cleaned every day and the hotel was clean. She smiled lovely and she was very friendly. 5. The price is good. Thank you very much, our warm hotel

Quite good, but, shit, add quite a little and the impressions will be much better. Very lacking towels, soap gel and normal cups and glasses, even if you use one-time dishes, don't buy the cheapest, it immediately deforms as you pour hot water.