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Aquamarine Hotel by ZONT Hotel Group
Viewpoint Hotel
Palmira Business Club
Sadovnicheskaya City Center Hotel
PR Myasnitsky Boutique Hotel
Glenver Garden Hotel
Sadovnicheskaya City Center
Apartments by Palmira Business Club
Villa Kadashi Boutique Hotel
YES Technopark Apart-Hotel
Select Hotel Paveletskaya
Cosmos Moscow Paveletskaya Hotel
IDera Hotel
Hampton by Hilton Moscow Rogozhskij Val Hotel
Dizajn Hotel Senator
AZIMUT Hotel Tulskaya Moscow
Kadashevskaya Hotel
Sadu Hotel Moscow, a Member of Radisson Individuals
Intourist Kolomenskoe Hotel
Mercure Moscow Paveletskaya
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Vquest
Near Vquest in Moscow, Marriott Hotel Kremlin stands out for its prime location just a 10-minute walk from Red Square and the Kremlin. The hotel blends traditional Russian design with modern luxury, offering rooms with panoramic views of the Kremlin spires. Guests enjoy exclusive access to Russian-style saunas and a premium spa, along with private guided tours that dive deep into Moscow’s imperial heritage.
Another top choice is Four Seasons Hotel Moscow, located just 1.5 km from Vquest. Known for its 24-hour concierge service and bespoke city exploration itineraries, this hotel delivers unmatched comfort and personalized attention—perfect for travelers seeking both convenience and cultural immersion.
Traveling from Vquest to major Moscow attractions is effortless via the Moscow Metro. The nearest station, Paveletskaya, lies on the Circle Line and Tagansko-Krasnopresnenskaya Line, providing direct access to key sites like Red Square, the Kremlin, St. Basil’s Cathedral, and the State Historical Museum.
Multiple bus routes and ride-hailing services such as Yandex.Taxi or Bolt also cover the area, with affordable fares (around 90 RUB per trip). Use the official Moscow Metro app for real-time schedules and transfers, and consider purchasing a Troika Card or using mobile payments for seamless transit across the city’s extensive network.
Near Vquest, must-try cultural experiences include a guided tour inside the Kremlin, revealing royal artifacts and imperial architecture from the Tsarist era. Visit GUM Department Store on Red Square to savor authentic Russian tea and handmade pastries from century-old stalls.
At night, stroll through Red Square to witness light shows and spontaneous street performances around St. Basil’s Cathedral. Don’t miss a performance of Swan Lake at the Bolshoi Theatre, just 1.8 km away—offering a world-class glimpse into Russia’s classical ballet legacy. These immersive activities blend history, art, and local life, creating unforgettable cultural moments.
Yes, several family-friendly hotels surround Vquest. Marriott Moscow offers kids’ playrooms, family suites, and free children’s meals, plus curated parent-child tours to the zoo and science museum.
Novotel Moscow Central, part of Accor, features a safe indoor pool and interactive kids’ workshops, allowing parents to relax while children engage in creative activities. All properties provide baby beds, child-sized amenities, and multilingual staff support, ensuring comfort and convenience for guests of all ages.
Traveler Reviews
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Aquamarine Hotel by ZONT Hotel Group
Staying at Aquamarine Hotel by ZONT Hotel Group in Moscow was an absolutely delightful experience. The location is incredibly convenient—just a short walk from major attractions and public transit, making it easy to explore the city. The room was spotless, spacious, and well-appointed with a comfortable bed that made for a restful night’s sleep. I was especially impressed with the excellent soundproofing; no street noise at all. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout my stay, and there were complimentary snacks and drinks available—such a nice touch. Whether you're traveling for business or leisure, this hotel delivers great value and comfort. Highly recommend it for anyone visiting Moscow.
Viewpoint Hotel
Staying at Viewpoint Hotel was an absolute pleasure. The location is unbeatable—just a 7-minute walk from Red Square, making it incredibly convenient for exploring Moscow’s main attractions. The hotel itself is spotlessly clean, with excellent hygiene and security measures in place. The front desk is located in room 47 on the second floor, and you can contact them via the intercom system at the main entrance—very efficient. Breakfast can be delivered to your room, or you can head over to the breakfast lounge just a 6-minute walk away, which is actually housed in another hotel under the same management. The breakfast menu is fantastic—fresh salmon, a variety of made-to-order dishes, and friendly service. I left feeling satisfied and energized. I’d definitely book here again next time I visit Moscow—it’s a top choice for both comfort and convenience.
Palmira Business Club
Staying at Palmira Business Club was an absolute delight! The hotel's modern and minimalist design creates a spacious, calming atmosphere from the moment you walk in. Rooms are well-equipped with everything we needed—comfortable beds, clean bathrooms, and thoughtful touches that make you feel at home. The cleanliness is top-notch, and the staff are friendly and attentive without being intrusive. Breakfast options were varied and delicious, with a self-service setup that made it easy to enjoy a relaxed morning. The location is unbeatable—right next to the Moscow River, offering beautiful views and peaceful walks along the bank. There’s also a convenient supermarket just downstairs, so grabbing essentials is a breeze. Overall, this place delivers exceptional value, comfort, and convenience. I’d highly recommend it to anyone visiting Moscow.
Sadovnicheskaya City Center Hotel
Staying at Sadovnicheskaya City Center Hotel was an absolute highlight of my trip to Moscow. Located just a short walk from Red Square, the convenience of being in the heart of the city can't be overstated—everything I wanted to see was within easy reach. The hotel itself is beautifully designed with a modern yet cozy vibe. My room was spotless, spacious, and had excellent lighting and soundproofing. The bed was incredibly comfortable, making for a restful night’s sleep. Staff were friendly and helpful, offering great recommendations for local spots and assisting with transportation needs. Breakfast was a real treat—plenty of fresh options, including both Western and Asian-inspired dishes. Overall, the value for money is outstanding. I’d definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Moscow.
PR Myasnitsky Boutique Hotel
Absolutely stunning! This charming boutique hotel is perfectly located right in the heart of Moscow—walkable to everything you’d want to see and do. The attention to detail is incredible; every corner feels thoughtfully designed with warmth and care. From the cozy ambiance to the elegant touches, it’s clear the owners put their heart into creating a truly special stay. The room was comfortable, stylish, and spotless. I left feeling refreshed and completely satisfied. I’ve already planned my return visit—this place deserves more than one stay. If you’re looking for a memorable, authentic experience in Moscow, this is it.
Glenver Garden Hotel
Staying at Glenver Garden Hotel was a great experience overall. The location is incredibly convenient—right next to Paveletskaya Metro Station, making it easy to get around Moscow by public transit. There's also a large shopping mall nearby, with a bank on the basement level for currency exchange, which was very handy. The hotel has clear Chinese signage, and the front desk staff speaks basic Mandarin, which made communication smooth. One small improvement could be adding Beijing time on the lobby clock and including Mandarin announcements in the elevators. Breakfast options were fairly diverse, though weekday service ends earlier than on weekends or holidays—something worth considering. The fitness center is compact but well-maintained with modern equipment. It’s a bit chilly without heating, so adding warmth would definitely enhance comfort. All in all, this hotel offers excellent value for money and is a solid choice for travelers visiting Moscow.
Sadovnicheskaya City Center
Our stay at Sadovnicheskaya City Center was extremely disappointing. Upon arrival, we were informed there was no room available for our reservation—despite having confirmed online. We were eventually assigned a different, older room with minimal cleanliness and outdated furnishings. The luggage wasn’t delivered until nearly an hour after check-in, and we were charged a fine of 7,500 rubles for the delay. This is completely unacceptable. While the hotel’s location is convenient for getting around Moscow via metro, the lack of basic service reliability and poor communication made the experience frustrating. We expected better from a place charging this rate. I won’t be returning, nor would I recommend it to anyone.
Villa Kadashi Boutique Hotel
The Villa Kadashi Boutique Hotel offers a truly elegant and thoughtfully designed interior that instantly makes you feel at home. The rooms are cozy and inviting, with attention to detail that adds a touch of luxury. Located just a 5-minute walk from the Tretyakov Gallery and only a minute away from the beautiful riverside fountain promenade, it's perfect for art lovers and those who enjoy strolling by the water. The convenience and charm of this location combined with the warm hospitality make it an absolute must-stay. I highly recommend it!
Cosmos Moscow Paveletskaya Hotel
I always stay here whenever I'm in Moscow for business trips, and it never disappoints. The hotel is incredibly convenient—just a short walk from the metro station, making travel around the city a breeze. Right outside, there's a shopping mall and plenty of restaurants, so grabbing a meal or doing some last-minute errands is super easy. The room itself is spacious, which is great for unpacking and relaxing after a long day. What really stands out is the desk—it’s large, well-lit, and at the perfect height, making it ideal for working, whether I’m on a video call or typing up reports. Breakfast isn’t gourmet, but it’s satisfying and offers good variety. Overall, this place strikes the perfect balance between comfort, convenience, and value. If you're visiting Moscow for work, this is definitely a top pick.
Dizajn Hotel Senator
Staying at Dizajn Hotel Senator was an absolute delight! The room was immaculately clean, and I loved the thoughtful touches like comfy slippers, soft bathrobes, and a bed that made for a truly restful night’s sleep. The mattress, pillows, and blanket were all just right—perfect balance of comfort and support. Location-wise, it’s unbeatable: so many attractions nearby, and the metro station is literally two steps away. What really stood out? The coffee machine in the lobby with unlimited coffee, tea, and bottled water—this kind of convenience is rare and genuinely impressive. It’s clear they care about guest experience down to the smallest details. Highly recommend this hotel—it’s a hidden gem in Moscow!
AZIMUT Hotel Tulskaya Moscow
I always choose this hotel whenever I need to start the day at the Moscow Arbitration Court—it's incredibly convenient for that. The location is perfect, just a short walk or quick transit ride away. The hotel itself is excellent: clean, well-maintained, and offers a calm, professional atmosphere that helps me feel ready for a busy day of hearings. The staff are friendly and efficient, and the room was comfortable with everything I needed. It’s not just about the location—this place genuinely delivers a great stay. I’ll definitely be booking here again on my next trip to Moscow.
Kadashevskaya Hotel
Staying at Kadashevskaya Hotel was a delightful experience from start to finish. The room view was absolutely stunning—opening the window revealed a peaceful riverside scene with fountains, bridges, and benches just outside. It felt like waking up in a postcard. Breakfast was excellent, offering a great variety and quality for the price—truly unbeatable value. The only minor note is that front desk staff had limited English, but they managed basic communication with patience and kindness. The old-fashioned elevator system requires a key card to select your floor, which adds a nostalgic charm. Thick carpets and ample natural light make the rooms feel warm and inviting. Overall, the hotel strikes a perfect balance between historic character and modern comfort—highly recommend for travelers looking for an authentic Moscow stay with exceptional value.
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