Moscow Hotels with Pools

There is a supermarket downstairs very convenient, but there is nothing to eat in Moscow after 11:00 in the evening. You need to prepare a little food in advance at the hotel. The hotel environment is good and the location is OK.

The breakfast is rich and varied, with a wide selection of breads. The room is clean and tidy. In winter, Moscow is covered in snow, and the hotel is very warm without needing air conditioning, offering a beautiful snowy view through the floor-to-ceiling windows. In summer, during the white nights, it's lush with trees. The hotel is not far from Red Square, and within a moderate walking distance.

We stayed at Radisson Blu from September 20-21, and our experience was nothing short of positive. We were especially touched that on my birthday, the staff not only congratulated me but also treated me to a cake—such a personalized touch immediately set a festive mood. I'd also like to specifically mention the hotel's generosity: our standard room was upgraded to a premium class without any additional charge. The room turned out to be spacious and very stylish—it was a pleasure to return to after exploring the city. The hotel's hammam is simply a gem: it's the perfect place to relax after a busy day. And thanks to a 10% discount at the Fire Lake restaurant, dinner was not only delicious but also a great value. The service was excellent: the staff were attentive, friendly, and responded to requests promptly. Overall, our stay left us with the warmest memories—we will definitely be back.

This is a very retro hotel, and our room was on the 4th floor. There's a small split-level staircase in the hallway. The environment is elegant, with floral arrangements, and the tiled areas without carpet were very clean. I booked a king room without breakfast because I usually don't wake up in time to eat it. The room wasn't huge, but it was well-equipped with toiletries, a comb, slippers, and even a sewing kit. We got two complimentary bottles of water daily. On the first day of check-in, there were two 'Dalloyau' chocolates on the table with Chinese descriptions. The mini-fridge was perfect for storing milk and cheese sticks for the past few days. Their coffee isn't instant powder; it comes in a built-in perforated filter bag that dissolves quickly and can even be used as a stir stick. There are cafes, restaurants, and schools near the hotel, and a supermarket not far away. It's less than a 10-minute walk to Cultural Park subway station on Line 5 or Line 1.

This isn't our first stay here, and we really love this place. The view from the window is excellent, the staff are great and polite, and they've let us check in before 3 PM more than once. Thank you!

Magnificent view from the window of the Kievsky railway station and the clock tower. Excellent breakfasts. Our stay included access to the spa area. The saunas and baths are compact, but we visited both. There's a 24/7 gym, a swimming pool you can actually swim in, and, rarely, a children's pool. The water in the pool is 26.5°C.

I had a wonderful stay at the Ararat Grand Hyatt Moscow. The hotel is in an excellent location, close to many main attractions. The service is top-notch, and the staff are extremely helpful and attentive. Everything was well-organized and comfortable throughout my stay. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Moscow.

Excellent hotel with superb service. The rooms are clean, spacious, and offer a magnificent view. I would recommend this hotel to others as a prime example of what modern service should be. Any issue is resolved in a matter of minutes. It's the kind of place where you truly feel like a valued guest. I wish them continued prosperity and would gladly stay again. Thanks to the staff for their passion for their work.

The room was spacious. The only drawbacks were that the black-haired receptionist spoke English with a slight accent and spoke quickly, and there were no trash bags in the trash cans (I asked the receptionist and they said they didn't have any). The lobby was bright and spacious, and a welcome drink was served in the afternoon.

This hotel is located on Moscow's main street. It's a former Russian palace, and the architecture is grand and opulent. The garden is quiet and tidy, with gardeners often seen tending to the plants. It's lovely to sit there or take photos, but you can't enter the garden to take pictures unless you're a guest. The room, a suite, exceeded my expectations. The furnishings and decor are in an old palace style, yet the bathroom is fully equipped and meets all normal needs. The hotel's restaurant is located within the garden, offering a rich breakfast with standard Western options. For lunch and dinner, you can order from the menu. The restaurant's ambiance is tranquil, and you can also dine outdoors while enjoying the scenery. Security and front desk service were both excellent. Just outside the hotel is a small wooded area perfect for walks and relaxation. Not far from the hotel, there's a large shopping mall with convenient shopping and unique dining options, including a supermarket. It's right next to the metro, so not only is the building distinctive, but getting around is also very convenient. There's a small square in front of the station where you can often see street performers. There's also a small supermarket not far from the hotel with a wide variety of items. I highly recommend it.