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Son V Kube Hostel
Themakarov Hostel
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Start Mall
Hyatt Moscow is a top choice for families, located just an 8-minute walk from Start Mall. The hotel features dedicated family rooms, a children’s play area, and complimentary parking. With elegant interiors inspired by Russian heritage and views of the surrounding green parkland, it offers both comfort and cultural charm. Book your stay via the HopeGoo app to secure exclusive rates.
Marriott Moscow is directly opposite Start Mall, with a 3-minute walk to the main entrance. The hotel provides concierge services for expedited shopping access and gift wrapping. Rooms feature smart voice controls and free high-speed Wi-Fi. Ideal for both business travelers and shoppers seeking convenience. Reserve through the HopeGoo platform for no-fee HopeGoo and potential room upgrades.
Shangri-La Moscow offers skyline-view suites that provide breathtaking vistas of the entire Moscow skyline, including illuminated landmarks like Red Square and the Kremlin. The rooftop bar serves signature Russian cocktails and gourmet local cuisine. Located just a 10-minute walk from Start Mall, this hotel blends luxury accommodation with urban sophistication. Book via the HopeGoo app to access exclusive night-view package deals.
Traveler Reviews
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Baraban Hostel
Baraban Hostel is located in the vibrant 798-Number 3 Bakery area of Moscow, surrounded by trendy boutiques, cozy cafés, and indie eateries—perfect for a relaxed, artsy vibe. The neighborhood feels like a hidden gem, ideal for young travelers and students looking to unwind. I stayed in a private single room for the first three nights and then switched to a female six-bed dorm for the last night—both were clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. One of the highlights? A sweet 17-pound cat (yes, that’s about 8 kg!) who’s incredibly gentle and always lounging on the sofa waiting for pets. It adds such a warm, homely touch. The location is super convenient—just a short metro ride from the city center—and the whole experience felt authentic and welcoming. Definitely recommend this hostel if you’re looking for a budget-friendly, friendly stay with character.
Q-block Capsule Hotel
Staying at Q-block Capsule Hotel was a fantastic experience! The place is spotlessly clean and well-maintained, with electronic locks on both the beds and lockers—great for security and peace of mind. While there’s no elevator and you’ll need to carry your luggage up four floors, the staff are incredibly helpful and always ready to assist with lifting bags. The walk to the nearest metro station is about 1.5 km, but it’s mostly along wide, well-lit streets with good sidewalks, making it safe even in the evening. There’s also a bus stop just around 500 meters away, offering convenient access to other parts of Moscow. Overall, this is a smart, budget-friendly choice with excellent value for money. I’d definitely stay here again when visiting Moscow.
Travel Inn Novoslobodskaya - Hostel
The room was clean and comfortable, with a nice local vibe—most guests seemed to be long-term residents, which gave the place a genuine, homely feel. It's well-connected to the city center via metro, making it super convenient for exploring Moscow. Great value for money if you're looking for an authentic stay without sacrificing comfort.
Olimp Mini-Hotel
Staying at Olimp Mini-Hotel was a real highlight of my trip to Moscow. Right next to the metro station, getting around the city was super convenient—just a short walk from the entrance. The room was small but cozy, and surprisingly warm during a heavy snowstorm I arrived in; it felt like a snug retreat from the freezing weather outside. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly—the older gentleman and lady were genuinely welcoming and helpful, even offering advice on local spots. One thing to note: the main entrance is behind a buzzer system in the apartment building, so it took me a moment to find it, but once inside, everything was smooth. The neighborhood is full of great dining options, shops, and essentials—all within walking distance. It’s not just about location or comfort; it’s the personal touch that makes this place stand out. A true hidden gem with excellent value. Definitely worth a 10/10.
Mayakovskij Art-Hotel
Staying at Mayakovskij Art-Hotel was an absolute delight. The moment I walked in, I was struck by the peaceful and cozy atmosphere—perfect for a relaxing getaway. What stood out most was how spotlessly clean the entire place was, from the room to the common areas. It’s clear that attention to detail is a top priority here. Located just a short walk from the metro, getting around Moscow is super convenient. Plus, there are plenty of great restaurants and local spots nearby. The art-inspired decor adds character without feeling over-the-top. If you're looking for a quiet, clean, and charming stay in Moscow, this hotel is a must-try. Highly recommended!
Caps Hotel
Absolutely fantastic hostel! The cleanliness, comfort, and cozy atmosphere make it feel like home. It's always quiet, and the guests are friendly and welcoming. The staff are outstanding—always ready to help and provide great recommendations. The location is perfect: just a 2-minute walk to Kropotkinskaya Metro station, with a 24-hour convenience store, chocolate shop, and other local favorites right nearby. Whether you're here for business or leisure, this place delivers an unbeatable experience. I highly recommend it—come visit, you won’t regret it!
Boxtel Hostel
Staying at Boxtel Hostel in Moscow was an absolute delight! The room was incredibly clean and well-maintained—so tidy it felt like a fresh start. What really stood out was the owner's thoughtfulness: he personally ironed my clothes, which was such a nice surprise. The location is super convenient for getting around town via metro, just a short ride to the city center. With its friendly vibe, excellent cleanliness, and great value, this hostel offers more than just a place to sleep—it’s a memorable experience. I’ll definitely be back!
National Hotel
Staying at National Hotel in Moscow was an absolute highlight of my trip. The location is unbeatable—right across from Red Square, with the metro Line 1 exit just steps away. Everything about the hotel felt well-organized and clean. Housekeeping was excellent—towels, shampoo, and all amenities were replaced daily, and always fresh. It’s clear they take pride in their service. However, I do have one strong warning: avoid Room 154 at all costs. When I entered, I was immediately hit by a strong sewer-like smell. I called the front desk right away and requested a room change—thankfully, they accommodated me without delay. If you’re assigned this room, don’t hesitate to ask for another one. Other rooms are clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. Overall, the hotel offers great value, exceptional convenience, and top-tier cleanliness. Just steer clear of that one room!
Ostozhenka 47 Mini-Hotel
Located in the heart of Moscow, Ostozhenka 47 Mini-Hotel offers a compact but clean and cozy stay. The room is small, but perfectly functional—especially with the soft, comfortable bed that made for a restful night’s sleep. Daily water refills are provided, and there’s a mini-fridge by the bedside, which comes in handy for keeping drinks cool. The front desk staff, an elderly lady, was incredibly friendly and helpful—her warm demeanor really added to the overall experience. One thing to note: there’s no laundry machine on-site, so guests needing to wash clothes will need to plan accordingly. While the location makes it slightly less value-for-money compared to other options outside the city center, the convenience, cleanliness, and personal touch make up for it. If you’re looking for a quiet, well-maintained urban retreat with easy access to metro lines and nearby attractions, this mini-hotel is a solid choice. Great for short stays or travelers who prioritize comfort and service over space.
Minima Belorusskaya Hotel
I’ve stayed here twice already, and each visit gets better! The location is fantastic—just one metro stop from the city center, and it’s only a 9-minute walk to Belorusskaya Station. I love how close everything is: right next to the Depot food hall, with a nice little park nearby, and you can even walk to the Moscow Zoo. The room itself is clean and cozy, though the shower area is a bit small and there’s no shelf at all—definitely could use a little more storage space. Still, the convenience, comfort, and overall value make it worth it. I’d definitely come back and recommend it to anyone visiting Moscow.
Diplomat Residence Hotel
I really didn’t want to leave a negative review, but I feel it’s necessary to warn others after staying at Diplomat Residence Hotel in Moscow. While the location is convenient—just a short metro ride from the city center—the actual experience was disappointing. The room was outdated, with outdated fixtures and inconsistent hot water supply. To make matters worse, I couldn’t check in right away—I had to wait for over 30 minutes while staff struggled to process my reservation. It felt unprofessional and disorganized throughout. The hotel clearly doesn’t meet basic standards, and I’m concerned about how this affects future guests. If platforms continue to list such properties without proper oversight, travelers will keep getting misled. This place should be reconsidered for removal or serious improvement.
Grafskij Hotel
The biggest advantage of this hotel is definitely its location—there’s simply no better alternative for us. We’ve been staying here since 2018, but in recent visits, we’ve noticed a clear decline in both quality and service. This time, we requested early check-in (9:00 AM) and late check-out (19:00 the next day), totaling just 1.5 nights, though we booked two full nights (Saturday to Monday). Arriving earlier than expected, we asked the front desk if we could check in early, explaining that we wouldn’t be staying overnight on Sunday or Monday—so we were only paying for actual time used. In past stays, similar arrangements cost us half a day each way. But this time, the staff said policies had changed: checking in before 11:00 AM would require a full day’s charge, and leaving after 6:00 PM also meant a full-day fee. That meant being charged for three days—even though we’d only be using the room for 1.5 nights. With no other option, we paid up and checked in. However, the house rules posted in the room state that late check-out until midnight is only 50% of the room rate—directly contradicting what the front desk told us. It’s confusing and frustrating, especially as regular guests who expected some flexibility. The room quality itself was disappointing too. Towels were stained, worn through, and looked more like rags than proper hotel linens—definitely not fit for a 4-star property. The bathrobe was in the same sorry state. The bathroom was visibly dirty. All of this left a very negative impression. After years of loyalty, we’re now seriously considering switching to another hotel once we find a better option. We won’t come back unless things improve significantly.
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