One-Bedroom Suite
- Double wide
- 50 m²
- Air conditioning
- Private shower and toilet
- TV
HotelMoscowfrom 20,236 RUB/night (≈ $246 / €222)
The Peter I Hotel is located on Neglinnaya Street, one of the oldest districts of Moscow, in the city's historic center. The Bolshoi and Maly Theaters are just a few minutes' walk away, while the Kremlin and Red Square are a 15-minute walk away. Several metro stations are within walking distance: Kuznetsky Most, Okhotny Ryad, Teatralnaya, Ploshad Revolyutsii, Trubnaya, and Tsvetnoy Bulvar.
The Peter I Hotel offers 133 rooms in a variety of price ranges, from standard rooms to luxurious Club Floor rooms with magnificent views of central Moscow and additional services: a separate reception desk, a welcome compliment, a buffet breakfast with sparkling wine and caviar, as well as snacks and drinks throughout the day. Rooms feature spacious bathrooms, telephones, multi-channel TVs, work desks, minibars, safes, climate control, and Wi-Fi.
The hotel's business complex includes three conference rooms accommodating up to 25 people. All rooms are equipped with video and audio equipment and are ideal for events of various sizes, including business meetings, conferences, and seminars. Coffee breaks, cocktails, and receptions can be arranged. Internet access and writing instruments are included in the conference room rental price.
For active guests, the hotel offers a fitness center with a gym, a swimming pool with a hot tub, a Turkish sauna, and a relaxation area with sun loungers, as well as a massage room. All classes and treatments are supervised by highly professional and attentive staff. Guests have access to the gym, Turkish bath, and swimming pool.
Other hotel services include car rental, parking, taxi service, concierge service, visa support, dry cleaning and laundry services, room service, ticket service, and a beauty salon.
from 20,236 RUB / night
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.
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