Radisson Collection Hotel, Moscow

A five-star hotel complex in the legendary Stalin high-rise in Moscow. It is located at the intersection of Kutuzovsky Prospekt and Novy Arbat Street, in a bend of the Moskva River, opposite the Government House of the Russian Federation, next to the International Trade Center, Expocenter and the Moscow City business center. The center of Moscow can be reached in 10-15 minutes by car. Sheremetyevo and Vnukovo Airports are about 30 km away, and Domodedovo is 40 km away. Kievsky Train Station is less than 1 km away. The hotel offers more than 500 comfortable rooms of 12 categories, including combined rooms for families, club floors, unique designer suites, a 370-meter Presidential Suite, as well as Apartments and Superior Rooms. The stylish rooms of the Radisson Collection Moscow are furnished with Italian furniture in a classic style and equipped with everything necessary for relaxation. The rooms offer views of the city or the courtyard. All rooms have high ceilings. Some have a separate seating area. The main restaurant of the Verandah Hotel is famous for its abundant breakfasts, and the buffet assortment contains over 170 types of dishes. The Radisson Collection Hotel Moscow 5* complex has several restaurants with European, Russian and international cuisine. Evening cocktails and light snacks can be enjoyed at the 24-hour lobby bar. For those who prefer to retire, the hotel provides 24-hour room service. The Royal Wellness Club features a sauna, hammam, steam room, hot tubs and an indoor pool. In addition to thermal sessions, the hotel offers various beauty treatments and massages to vacationers. For those who like active recreation, there is a gym. The hotel offers a wide range of venues for individual events. A dedicated meeting and event management team will help you choose one of their versatile conference rooms and other unique locations to plan the perfect event. The hotel has its own flotilla of year-round river yachts with restaurant service on board, plying the Moskva River daily. The pier is...