Moscow Hotels with Wifi

I had a very disappointing experience with this hotel. I had clearly booked and fully paid for a Suite room in advance through Trip, but upon arrival, the staff gave me a small room. They initially claimed that their system did not show my Suite booking and even said that I had not made any payment, which was very frustrating since I had already paid in full before my arrival. After some discussion, they finally confirmed that my payment was received. However, I was too tired to continue arguing about the suite room, so I ended up staying in the smaller room. What made things worse, I had already tried to contact the hotel one month before my arrival via Telegram and email to confirm my booking, but I never received any response. The only positive point is that the staff were personally kind and still helped me carry my suitcase upstairs, since there is no lift in the hotel.

I had an excellent six-night stay in Moscow. The Artcourt Moscow Center Hotel (ex. Courtyard by Marriott City Center Hotel) is ideally located, very close to Red Square and the metro station. There are plenty of dining options nearby, and it's quiet at night. A special thank you to the lovely front desk staff who upgraded me to a premium twin room free of charge. The room was spotless, and the housekeeping service was proactive and thoughtful. The breakfast was also very generous. Everything, from the location and service to the dining, was impeccable. I will definitely choose the Artcourt Moscow Center Hotel (ex. Courtyard by Marriott City Center Hotel) again on my next visit to Moscow!

I had a wonderful stay at Holiday Inn Sokolniki. The hotel staff were incredibly friendly, professional, and always willing to help. One thing I really appreciated was that the hotel stored our luggage free of charge for a few days while we traveled to St. Petersburg. This made our trip much more convenient and gave us peace of mind. During our stay, whenever we called the front desk to request additional bottles of drinking water, they delivered them to our room promptly. Their quick response and excellent service were truly impressive. The location is one of the hotel’s biggest advantages. It is conveniently located right in front of Sokolniki Metro Station, making it easy to travel around Moscow. Directly opposite the hotel, you’ll find a supermarket, a shopping complex, a bank, and a money changer, which is very convenient for travelers. There are also plenty of great dining options within walking distance, including Teremok, McDonald’s, Twin Brothers, and many other local restaurants. Everything you need is just a few steps away. I highly recommend Holiday Inn Sokolniki to anyone visiting Moscow. With its excellent location, outstanding service, and thoughtful hospitality, it offers great value and is a fantastic place to stay.

The hotel's location is excellent. It's about a half-hour walk straight to Red Square, practically a single road. The surrounding neighborhood is clean, and directly across from the hotel is the small Turgenev Memorial Museum. For getting around, the main option is the Park Kultury station on Metro Line 1, which is about a seven to eight-minute walk away. There are also M5 and M6 bus lines nearby. The hotel has a rather vintage decor. The single room is small but well-planned; a 20-inch suitcase can be opened flat. Breakfast is good, mainly Western fare, but there are options like braised chicken or fish, and you can DIY your vegetable and fruit salad. If I had to pick a downside, my room this time faced a small courtyard, and the hotel kitchen's exhaust fan in the courtyard could be a bit noisy. I think a street-facing room might be quieter.

This veteran five-star hotel is well-maintained. The breakfast spread is generous, and they even added an extra bed for our party of three. The location is excellent, very close to Arbat Street, and not far from Metro Lines 3 and 4, making getting around very convenient. The hotel staff are very friendly, and the front desk speaks fluent English. If you're looking for a hotel not far from Red Square, I highly recommend this one; it offers great value for money. During our stay, it happened to be my son's birthday, and the hotel thoughtfully surprised us with a cake, which was both delightful and touching!

Regarding the hotel's location, the door mentioned in the previous comments (exit 6, turn right, then right again) is now closed. At Chinatown Station, walk to the end of Exit 6, go up the stairs (don't exit the station), and there's a small door on your right; ring the doorbell and wait for it to open. The front desk staff speaks English and can issue residency certificates. The room I selected did indeed have a view, opposite a park and European-style buildings. It's about a 10-minute walk to Red Square, making the overall location very convenient. However, the hotel doesn't have an elevator, so those with luggage will have to climb the stairs. The bathroom is relatively small, and the shower area is narrow, but the water pressure is strong.

I really enjoyed everything from check-in to check-out. I'm thinking about writing a review today, but what if it affects the price? Good things are always more expensive, right?) The price was ridiculously low for a shared room, and I was, of course, a bit apprehensive. But it turns out you can get along very well. The only inconvenience is that people live on different schedules, and there's always someone rustling around at night, but hey, it's a 14-person room, so that's to be expected. Everything else was just awesome! And you can leave your luggage in the storage room for free until midnight on the day of check-out. The hotel has a great lobby, a co-working area, and food. There are even board games. It's very close to the metro, and transportation infrastructure is all at hand. Soft sofas, cozy, comfortable. The staff are very attentive to guests. The mattress is comfortable, and everything is kept clean. I truly enjoyed my stay at this hotel. I will definitely stay here again next time; it's a worthy and very cozy place. Thanks for my excellent weekend. Oh, by the way, you can order breakfast on-site. I ordered it for 470 rubles, but it's 430 rubles if you pre-order.

Our stay at Peter 1 Hotel was truly exceptional! The hotel is elegant and beautifully maintained, offering a perfect mix of comfort and classic style. The rooms were spacious, beautifully decorated, and very clean — a great place to relax after a day of exploring Moscow. The breakfast was excellent, with a wide variety of delicious options, from fresh fruits and pastries to hot dishes. Everything was fresh and well-prepared, and the dining area had a pleasant and welcoming atmosphere. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful throughout our stay. They always greeted us with a smile and were happy to assist with anything we needed, from directions to restaurant recommendations. Overall, Peter 1 Hotel exceeded my expectations — beautiful rooms, excellent breakfast, and outstanding service. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Moscow who wants a comfortable and memorable stay.

My husband and I stayed at the Delta Hotel during our vacation. We stayed on the 28th floor in a double room. The view from the window was gorgeous—the river, the greenery. The hotel itself is very beautiful, with cafes and restaurants inside. The room was very clean and comfortable, making us want to return. Breakfast was included in our rate, and it was a magnificent buffet. If we ever go back to Moscow, we will definitely choose this hotel again!

The location is good and the price is reasonable. The rooms are fairly clean. It would be even better if more bathrooms were available. However, what really disappointed us was the staff’s attitude (the woman working at the reception on the night of February 11 and the morning of February 12). She was not helpful at all. On the morning of February 12, we had a flight to catch and had trouble booking a taxi to the airport because we don’t speak Russian. We were very worried about being late. We asked her for help (either to book a taxi or speak to the driver for us), but she was unkind and rude. She showed no concern for our situation. As foreign travelers, we actually received a lot of help from Russian strangers on the street. In contrast, as paying guests, we expected at least basic support from the hotel staff. Her attitude really showed a complete lack of professionalism and basic compassion.