Comfort
- Double
- 16 m²
- Air conditioning
- Private shower and toilet
- Fridge
HotelMoscow4.5(6 reviews)from 8,030 RUB/night (≈ $98 / €88)
New comfortable hotel "Key Element" was opened in 2012. Today more than 10,000 guests have already used the services of the hotel.
In 2014, the room fund of "Key Element" was doubled.
The location of the hotel allows guests to experience the history and cultural life of Moscow.
The close proximity to the historical centre of Moscow (10 min from Red Square), monuments, Kremlin, Alexander Gardens, Manezh Square, Tverskoy and Nikitsky Boulevard, New Arbat street and Tverskaya street - all af these make the stay of foreign guests rich and memorable.
Nearby theatres of Mayakovsky, Gorky Moscow Art Theatre, Nikitsky Gate Theatre, Pushkin Theatre. At the Nikitsky Gate Square there is a fountain with a sculptural composition of Alexander Pushkin and Natalia Goncharova. A short walk from the hotel there are many cafes or restaurants.
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Hotels in central Moscow are convenient not just for a prestigious address, but above all for the route itself: in the morning you can walk out to Red Square, in the afternoon head over to the Tretyakov Gallery, and in the evening stroll along the embankments without long journeys. Within the centre, it is better to choose not an abstract "very centre", but an area that matches your plans — boulevard walks, museums, theatres or business meetings.
The question of where to stay in Moscow is better decided not by a district's big name, but by your route for the day: walking in the centre, museums, embankments, parks or business meetings. Moscow is large, radial, stands on the Moskva River, and a good choice of area here is often more important than a few extra minutes to the next metro station.