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4-Star Hotels Near Pryatki V Temnote
Hotel Brighton
Aerostar Hotel Moscow
Novotel Moscow Center
Hotel Bega
Art Moscow Voykovskaya
Legendary Hotel Sovietsky
Lesnaya by Safmar
Radisson Blu Belorusskaya Hotel
Park Tower Hotel
Hotel Gentalion
Pushkin Hotel
Palmira Art Hotel
Pekin Hotel
Safmar Tverskaya Hotel (ex. Marriott Hotel Tverskaya)
Edge Seligerskaya Moscow Hotel
B.60 Hotel
Turris Hotel Tverskaya
Arium Hotel
Triumph Palace Hotel
Moscow Holiday Hotel
Traveler Reviews
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Hotel Brighton
Hotel Brighton is an absolute gem! The staff truly stand out—friendly, attentive, and always ready to help with a smile. From check-in to checkout, every interaction felt personal and genuine. The hotel’s location is perfect for exploring Moscow; it's just a short metro ride from the city center, surrounded by great dining options and shops. Clean, comfortable rooms, excellent amenities, and a welcoming atmosphere make this place a top choice. I’ve stayed at many hotels worldwide, but Hotel Brighton definitely ranks among my favorites. Would highly recommend to anyone visiting Moscow.
Aerostar Hotel Moscow
This is hands down my favorite hotel in Russia so far, and the value for money is absolutely unbeatable at this price point. The location is incredibly convenient—just a short walk to the Dinamo metro station, and you can even stroll through the forest park for a peaceful route. Nearby, there are plenty of shops and dining options, making daily life super easy. I especially loved the beef and lamb fried rice from the restaurant right behind the hotel—it’s rich, flavorful, and totally worth a visit. I heard the property was recently acquired by Azimut, so prices might go up soon. If you’re looking for comfort, convenience, and great quality without breaking the bank, book it now before the rates change.
Novotel Moscow Center
Staying at Novotel Moscow Center was an absolute pleasure, especially for travelers who value convenience and efficiency. The hotel’s location is unbeatable—it’s literally right outside the Mendeleevskaya Metro station, so you can hop on the subway just steps from your door. This made getting around Moscow incredibly easy, whether heading to major attractions or exploring local neighborhoods. The breakfast spread wasn’t overly elaborate, but it was fresh, well-prepared, and free of some common staples like fried potatoes or mashed potatoes—something I personally appreciate, especially when pairing with salty fish. What really stood out was the staff’s service attitude. When I needed to store my luggage before check-in, the team was warm, helpful, and genuinely attentive. It’s clear they care about guest experience. For anyone visiting Moscow and looking for a comfortable, centrally located stay with great transit access and friendly service, this is a top-tier choice. I’ll definitely be returning.
Hotel Bega
Staying at Hotel Bega in Moscow was an absolute delight! The value for money is outstanding—everything from the well-maintained facilities to the excellent soundproofing made my stay incredibly comfortable. I slept like a baby, thanks to the quiet rooms and cozy bedding. The breakfast spread was impressive, with a wide variety of fresh options—both Western and local favorites—delicious and satisfying. Plus, it’s just a short walk from the metro, making it super easy to explore the city. Whether you're here for business or leisure, this hotel delivers on every front. Highly recommend—it’s one of those rare finds that truly exceeds expectations!
Legendary Hotel Sovietsky
Staying at Sovietsky Historical Hotel was an unforgettable experience—right in the heart of Moscow, perfectly positioned between the Belarus and Dinamo metro stations (closer to Dinamo), making it super convenient for getting around. A short 10-minute taxi ride takes you straight to Red Square with no traffic delays. The neighborhood is quiet and residential, surrounded by older apartment buildings, with the Russian Agricultural Bank and a luxury high-rise right across the street. Just a few blocks toward the Belarus station, you’ll find the Gazprom Bank, adding to the safe and authentic local vibe. The hotel itself is a protected historical landmark—staff even remind guests to be mindful since it’s a heritage building. The decor is wonderfully vintage, with original details that feel genuinely authentic. While some facilities show their age, the charm is undeniable; the guest wall features photos of famous visitors, which adds to the intrigue. One thing to note: the bathroom drains slowly, so showers are best done in the tub, and the floor tiles look a bit worn with a faint smell—but daily cleaning keeps everything spotless and quiet. Rooms come with a safe, slippers, and basic toiletries. The dining area is impressively grand, drawing quite a few Chinese travelers who come to snap photos, and I even spotted a Russian film crew filming on-site—definitely a unique touch. If you’re looking to soak up Moscow’s Soviet-era atmosphere, this place is perfect for a short stay. It’s not just a hotel—it’s a living piece of history.
Lesnaya by Safmar
Staying at Lesnaya by Safmar was a delightful surprise! The room was spacious and immaculately clean—around 25 square meters—with a well-designed bathroom that felt generous for the size. What stood out most was the quiet location; since it’s not on a main street, there was absolutely no noise from traffic or nightlife, making for a peaceful night’s sleep. The hotel has a security check at entry, which added a great sense of safety. It’s incredibly convenient—just a short walk to Belarus Station, with easy access to the airport express, metro, and bus lines. Across the street is a small bar market, but honestly, nothing stood out to me. However, nearby are two reliable chains: a popular Russian pancake spot and a well-known restaurant called Brothers, both clean, affordable, and consistently good. Breakfast was outstanding—the only one among our four hotels that offered freshly made pancakes on-site. There was a wide variety: hot dishes, porridge, fresh salads, fruits, drinks, pastries, bread, even stir-fried rice and noodles. Despite having a Chinese palate, we found plenty to enjoy. Overall, this hotel offers excellent value, comfort, and attention to detail. Highly recommended!
Radisson Blu Belorusskaya Hotel
Staying at Radisson Blu Belorusskaya Hotel in Moscow was an excellent experience from start to finish. The hotel boasts a clean, well-maintained environment with a modern and inviting atmosphere—both the lobby and rooms were spotless and fresh. The staff went above and beyond with their friendly and professional service; they were attentive, helpful, and made me feel truly welcome. Location-wise, it’s incredibly convenient—just a short ride from the airport, and easily accessible via metro. The station is well-connected, making travel around Moscow hassle-free. Plus, there are plenty of dining options and local amenities nearby. Whether you're here for business or leisure, this hotel offers great value and comfort. I’d definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Moscow.
Hotel Gentalion
I was genuinely impressed by my stay at Hotel Gentalion in Moscow! The location is fantastic—just a short metro ride from major attractions, and there are plenty of restaurants and cafes nearby. I loved how quiet and clean the room was; the bed was incredibly comfortable, and the soundproofing made for a peaceful night's sleep. The staff were friendly and helpful, going out of their way to assist with travel tips and local recommendations. What really stood out was the great value—I used points from the platform to book my room, and it felt like such a smart choice. Overall, this hotel exceeded my expectations, and I’d definitely return without hesitation.
Pushkin Hotel
I absolutely loved my stay at Pushkin Hotel! Everything about this place was excellent. The location is unbeatable—just a short walk to Red Square and surrounded by great restaurants and shops. The room was spotless, comfortable, and well-equipped with modern amenities. The bed was incredibly cozy, and the air conditioning worked perfectly. Staff were friendly and helpful throughout our visit, always ready to assist with any request. It’s clear they care about guest experience. I’d definitely book here again if I return to Moscow. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a quality stay in a central location.
Pekin Hotel
Highly recommended by a friend, and it definitely lived up to the hype! The location is excellent—just a short walk from the metro, making it super convenient for getting around Moscow. The room was well-equipped with air conditioning, a fridge, a safe, and a private bathroom. Hot water worked perfectly, which made my morning routine much more enjoyable. The front desk staff were professional and helpful throughout my stay. The only minor downside was some street noise since the room faced the road, but after a long day of traveling, I didn’t mind at all. If you’re sensitive to noise, opt for a non-street-facing room—otherwise, this place offers great value and comfort. I’d definitely come back.
Safmar Tverskaya Hotel (ex. Marriott Hotel Tverskaya)
I stayed at what used to be the Marriott Tverskaya, now rebranded as Safmar Tverskaya Hotel—though the name’s changed, the service remains solid. Over three nights, I was given just one bottle of water (a small oversight), and the bathrobe replacement wasn’t automatic—had to ask for a new one—but once requested, it arrived quickly. The room is around 20 square meters, comfortably spacious enough for two large suitcases. What stood out most? The bed—the biggest single bed I’ve had on my entire trip through Russia, perfect for those used to generous space. Location-wise, it’s unbeatable: just 200 meters from Belarusian Railway Station, with metro and bus stops right outside, plus easy access to taxis. Despite being on Tverskaya Street, it’s surprisingly quiet thanks to double-glazed, vacuum-insulated windows on both levels. Breakfast was excellent—well-presented and tasty. While dairy options and traditional breakfast items were slightly limited (just one local yogurt pastry), they made up for it with fresh-squeezed juices, which were a real hit for travelers like us who aren’t always fond of heavy dairy. Everything else was covered: hot dishes, porridge, fruits, vegetables, drinks, coffee, tea, and plenty of meat, eggs, and milk. Staff kept refilling food and drinks promptly—no empty trays by mid-morning. Waking up full and ready to go each day was a true highlight. Overall, great value, top location, and warm hospitality. Highly recommend this place.
B.60 Hotel
I stayed here mainly for the unbeatable location. I arrived from Sheremetyevo Airport via Aeroexpress and was in my room just 5 minutes later—super convenient! The staff were incredibly responsive and always ready to help, which made the whole experience smooth. The only downside is that the rooms are quite small, but if you're traveling solo for business, it's still a great option. Perfect for a quick, hassle-free stay with excellent value.
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