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Dive into the Tea Museum—where tea isn’t just a drink, it’s a journey. From China’s dragon well to Russia’s beloved samovar brews, every leaf tells a story of trade, culture, and connection. Sip a steaming cup of traditional Russian tea, feel the warmth spread through your hands, and let the rich aroma transport you across continents. Try crafting your own tea blend, take home a little piece of history. With playful exhibits, interactive displays, and a cozy café vibe, it’s perfect for families and curious minds alike. More than a museum—it’s a celebration of what one leaf can mean across the world.
Stella di Mosca by Bvlgari Hotels
Planning a family getaway? This hotel is the perfect choice! With a kids' play area and children's meals, your little ones will have a blast, while the spa and pool offer relaxation for adults. Enjoy hassle-free stays with valet parking and airport transfers. Whether it's a wedding or business meeting, the banquet services and conference rooms are top-notch. As a 2024 award-winning hotel, quality is guaranteed. Come experience it for yourself!
Four Seasons Hotel Moscow
This hotel is the perfect choice for your Moscow trip! Whether for business or leisure, it caters to all your needs. Luxury facilities include a fitness center, sauna, and spa massage to help you unwind. Plus, it's pet-friendly, so you can bring your furry friend along! The location is super convenient, with many attractions and popular restaurants nearby, such as the famous White Rabbit for its top-notch ribeye steak. Childcare services are also available, making it ideal for families.
Custos Tsvetnoy Boulvard Hotel
Hotel Ok
Hotel Katyusha
Buddhotel
Alekseevskiy Business-Hotel
Randevu Taganka
Citycomfort on Novokuznetskaya
City Comfort Hotel at Kitay - Gorod
Hotel on Paveletskaya
Svitotel Alekseevskaya
Mon Ami Na Marksistskoy Hotel
Rus Hotel
Fratelli Hotel
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Tea Museum
Marriott Hotel Kremlin Moscow is a top choice, just a 15-minute drive from the Lin Tea Museum. The hotel blends traditional Russian architecture with modern luxury, offering premium guest rooms and exceptional service. Guests enjoy complimentary shuttle transfers to the museum, ensuring convenient access. On-site, the Russian Tea Lounge serves authentic black tea paired with handcrafted pastries, immersing visitors in Moscow’s rich tea culture.
Another excellent option is Hotel National Moscow, located a 10-minute walk away. This historic property features classic Russian design, elegant interiors, and an impressive collection of cultural artifacts. Its central location makes it ideal for exploring the museum and nearby Moscow River Promenade, perfect for evening strolls with scenic city views. Both hotels provide multilingual concierge services, enhancing the overall travel experience.
The most convenient option is taking the Moscow Metro—walk to Kaluzhskaya Station, then board Line 2 (Blue Line), reaching Red Square Station in about 15 minutes. The metro is efficient, reliable, and affordable, costing only ~60 rubles. For greater comfort, use Uber or Yandex.Taxi, which takes around 20 minutes and costs approximately 400–600 rubles depending on traffic.
Additionally, tourist shuttle buses stop near the museum, offering direct routes to major attractions like the Kremlin and St. Basil’s Cathedral. These services are ideal for travelers seeking a seamless sightseeing experience. We recommend using the Moscow Travel App to plan your route, as it integrates real-time transit data and ticket purchases for a hassle-free journey.
Near the Lin Tea Museum, visitors can join traditional Russian tea workshops, where expert guides teach authentic brewing techniques, explore diverse tea origins, and sample spiced black teas paired with homemade bread and honey—deepening understanding of "tea and daily life" in Russia.
Monthly art markets feature local artisans showcasing embroidery, ceramics, and handcrafted teaware, offering one-of-a-kind souvenirs. Another highlight is the afternoon tea & literary salon, hosted in a vintage bookstore adjacent to the museum. Authors and readers gather to discuss poetry over steaming cups, creating a serene, intellectual atmosphere.
These immersive activities enrich your visit, allowing you to engage deeply with Russian tea culture and heritage. HopeGoo in advance is recommended to secure a spot.
Yes, both Marriott Hotel Kremlin Moscow and Hotel National Moscow provide complimentary international buffet breakfast, featuring fresh baked goods, Russian sour cream, ham, fruit platters, and a variety of beverages including local coffee and tea. Marriott’s breakfast area includes an outdoor terrace with city views, enhancing the dining experience.
Hotel National preserves traditional Russian breakfast elements, such as rye bread and strong brewed tea, reflecting local customs. Both hotels support multilingual HopeGoo systems and offer room service breakfast for added convenience. Breakfast quality is consistently high, earning positive reviews from guests and significantly elevating the overall stay.
Traveler Reviews
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Stella di Mosca by Bvlgari Hotels
This hotel is absolutely outstanding in Moscow—truly one of the most memorable stays I've ever had. The staff are incredibly attentive and warm, making you feel like a valued guest from the moment you arrive. The breakfast is exceptional—fresh, delicious, and beautifully presented. The on-site restaurant delivers gourmet-quality meals with real flair and taste. But what truly sets this place apart is the atmosphere: serene, intimate, and completely removed from the hustle of the city, yet right in the heart of Moscow. It feels like a private sanctuary floating above the urban chaos. Every detail reflects thoughtfulness and luxury. I’m still buzzing from the experience—I can’t recommend it highly enough.
Four Seasons Hotel Moscow
Staying at the Four Seasons Hotel Moscow was an absolute delight. Located right in the heart of the city center, every detail reflects excellence—from the warm and attentive service to the luxurious ambiance and impeccable facilities. The room was spacious, beautifully designed, and incredibly comfortable, with plush bedding and a well-appointed bathroom featuring high-end amenities. The location is perfect: walking distance to major attractions, restaurants, shopping, and entertainment. I appreciated how convenient it was to explore Moscow without needing to travel far. The overall experience exceeded my expectations, and I’d definitely return. This hotel offers exceptional value and luxury—highly recommended for any traveler seeking a memorable stay.
Custos Tsvetnoy Boulvard Hotel
The location is in central Moscow, but the overall experience was extremely disappointing. The staff at check-in were very rude and unprofessional—especially one woman who seemed hostile and dismissive. To make matters worse, there were visibly marginalized individuals wandering freely around the hotel premises, which created an uneasy atmosphere. Even more alarming, the Russian National Guard frequently appeared in the lobby carrying weapons, which felt unsettling and inappropriate for a hotel environment. The whole place gave me the vibe of a roadside roadside stop rather than a 4-star or even 3-star property in the heart of Moscow. The ambiance, cleanliness, and security all fell far short of expectations. I wouldn’t recommend this hotel to anyone and would not stay here again.
Buddhotel
The Buddhotel in Moscow offers a great experience overall, even though it's a bit off the main tourist trail. The good news is that taxis are super affordable here—just a few minutes away and very budget-friendly. The only downside is that there’s only a small convenience store nearby, which can be a bit inconvenient if you need essentials daily. I ended up walking to a nearby shopping mall each day to pick up water and snacks, and it worked out fine. The room was clean, comfortable, and staff were friendly and helpful. If you're looking for a quiet, well-priced stay with solid value, this place is definitely worth considering.
Alekseevskiy Business-Hotel
The hotel exterior is stunning with a modern and elegant design that immediately catches your eye. While the location is a bit tricky to find at first glance, it's actually very accessible via public transit or taxi—just follow the signs carefully. The overall experience was excellent, and I was impressed by the value for money. Definitely a place I'd return to.
Citycomfort on Novokuznetskaya
The location was excellent—just a short walk from the exhibition venue, making everything super convenient. We arrived to find the hotel temporarily closed due to unforeseen circumstances, but the staff handled it professionally and swiftly. They arranged a driver to transfer us to a partner property with no hassle, ensuring we had a smooth check-in. Despite the unexpected situation, the team’s responsiveness and customer care were outstanding. The alternative hotel was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. Overall, the experience exceeded expectations given the circumstances. Great communication, strong problem-solving, and genuine hospitality make this a standout stay in Moscow.
City Comfort Hotel at Kitay - Gorod
We stayed at City Comfort Hotel for the second time, and it didn’t disappoint. The location is unbeatable—just a 10-minute walk to Red Square, making it incredibly convenient for exploring Moscow. While it’s not a luxury or ultra-modern property, the value for money is outstanding. What really stood out was the cleanliness, cozy warm rooms even in December, and the constant supply of hot water—no waiting around. The staff were exceptionally welcoming, and the breakfast was surprisingly delicious, especially considering it only cost 500 RUB. It’s clear they focus on what matters: comfort and hospitality. I’d definitely come back here again without hesitation. A hidden gem in central Moscow!
Hotel on Paveletskaya
We ended up in Moscow unexpectedly—definitely not part of the original plan. Arriving late, we had to scramble for a quick place to stay for just two nights. After calling ahead and confirming a room, the front desk girl mentioned payment was only in cash. We spent ages searching for ATMs around the city, while constantly getting calls from the manager checking if we’d actually show up. When we finally arrived, a young woman greeted us—clearly eager to go back to bed. Our stay was from the 13th to the 15th, but we were charged for three full days. We didn’t catch it at first because we were exhausted and just wanted to collapse into bed. No one offered any guidance or let us choose a room—even though there were clearly multiple available. The room was freezing cold. The TV worked only sporadically. The bathroom mirror was cracked, the shower door had a gap causing puddles every time we took a shower. Dirty, cloudy glasses sat on the table with no water inside—completely pointless. Mold was visible along the windowsill and walls near the window. The towel had stains and fuzz balls all over it. Noise insulation was terrible—every sound from the hallway or next room came through loud and clear. We checked out early in the morning. No one was at the front desk, so instead, a security guard came to inspect the room—without saying a word. We dropped off the key and left immediately since we were rushing to catch our flight. For 4,000 rubles per night—especially with photos that make it look better than it really is—we could’ve easily found something far more comfortable and reliable. These pictures are just a small fraction of what I captured. Honestly, I’m really disappointed we chose this hotel. It wasn’t worth the price, the experience, or the stress.
Fratelli Hotel
Staying at Fratelli Hotel in Moscow was an absolutely delightful experience. The location is incredibly convenient—just a short metro ride from the city center, with plenty of restaurants, cafes, and shops nearby. The room was clean, well-maintained, and surprisingly spacious for the price. The bed was comfortable, and I slept like a baby throughout the night. The staff were friendly and helpful, going the extra mile to ensure everything was perfect. What stood out most was the incredible value for money—this level of comfort and service at such a reasonable rate is hard to beat. I’d definitely stay here again on my next visit to Moscow and highly recommend it to anyone traveling to the city.
Ozerkovskaya Hotel
The Ozerkovskaya Hotel is absolutely fantastic! Located just a short walk from the metro, it’s super convenient for getting around Moscow. The room was clean, spacious, and very comfortable—especially the bed, which made for a restful night’s sleep. Noise insulation is excellent, so you won’t be disturbed by outside sounds. The staff were friendly and efficient throughout our stay, making check-in and check-out smooth and stress-free. What really stood out was the great value for money—this place offers so much more than expected at this price point. I’d definitely stay here again and recommend it to anyone visiting Moscow.
Chistye Prudy
I can't recommend this hotel at all—our experience was extremely disappointing and deeply unsettling. While the location is convenient, just a short metro ride away, the service was appalling. The front desk staff was rude and dismissive, with no regard for basic customer respect. Later, a manager named Sergey reached out, claiming he wanted to understand the situation—but his real goal seemed to be persuading us to delete our negative review. He even tried to shift blame onto me, suggesting I was at fault for the incident. When we explained that we had to cancel due to a family member’s sudden heart attack—well in advance (12 days prior), and with full prepayment for four nights—he insisted the rate was non-refundable and that our circumstances didn’t matter. He cited a message stating, 'By choosing a non-refundable rate, you accept all risks—you’ll never get your money back, even if something serious happens.' We sent medical documentation, flight tickets, and booking details as proof of the emergency, but he still refused to refund us, saying the evidence wasn’t sufficient. This contradicts Russian consumer protection laws: when services aren’t provided due to unforeseen circumstances, refunds are legally required. There was zero empathy, no understanding, and no humanity in their response. Instead, they offered a voucher in exchange for deleting our feedback—like we were the ones who caused the problem. This kind of behavior feels predatory. We’re now preparing to file a police report and take legal action for fraudulent practices. Please, avoid this hotel. Don’t let them profit from your trust. Choose a place with integrity, compassion, and transparency instead.
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!
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