Spa Hotels in Moscow

Convenient location, breakfast not taken , but there is a cafe and a shop on the territory. You can eat there or cook in the room. I asked the second bedroom, handed out to the respiratory. Cleaning daily . Parking made free. You can walk to Arbat Street . Near Moscow City is located .

Just turn left after exiting the hotel and walk about 100 meters to reach Kyiv Station. There's a huge shopping mall next door, with a large supermarket on the first floor where you can buy groceries and cook your own meals back at the hotel – it's fantastic! The hotel is on the 5th floor, where you'll also find Novotel and IBIS, each with its own unique features.

Overall I liked everything, good hotel, delicious breakfasts.

Excellent modern hotel, fantastic breakfast with champagne and live music. The gym is small but perfectly adequate for staying in shape. As a complimentary gesture, they extended our stay by two hours.

The overall environment of the public area is fine, and the location is great. It's across from the subway station, train station, and shopping mall, making it very convenient for getting around. There's a supermarket, and the Russian version of KFC and McDonald's is right downstairs. I stayed there for six days on business, and shopping was very convenient. The Moscow River is a 5-minute walk away, which was super comfortable for a morning run. Another 10-minute walk across the bridge brings you to Baltsky Street, and beyond that, Red Square. The only downsides are... 1. The bedding was very uncomfortable. I personally felt it wasn't very clean. It wasn't the firm, firm sheets, and the quilt was very thin (which didn't keep me warm). The sheets felt like they'd been slept on for a long time; they were soft and very thin. 2. The room was quite small. 3. The shower was a kind of movable glass box, not a built-in box in the same area as the room, which was a bit uncomfortable, and the water drained very slowly. Overall, the service in Russia is very slow, unlike in China.

The bed was way too small. The location was convenient though, only a ten-minute walk to the subway. However, there was constant road construction right outside, which really affected getting around by taxi.

Facilities: This is a well-established hotel. While it offers all the essential amenities, its style and decor definitely show their age. Cleanliness: The hygiene conditions were excellent, and daily housekeeping was very thorough. Location: Situated very centrally in Moscow, it boasts convenient transportation and lovely views. The only slight drawback is the occasional noise from motorcycles roaring past outside the window, but I understand this is often unavoidable in such a prime location. Service: My interaction with the service staff was limited due to a language barrier and not having opted for breakfast, so I can't comment extensively on their service quality.

Facilities: Not bad. After leaving the Four Seasons Group, it can still maintain a relatively high quality, but the house is a little old. Hygiene: Average, nothing to say Environment: Very good, Red Square is downstairs, but there is too much snow in winter, the snow at the door cannot be cleaned, and it is all black mud after the car runs over. There are no other shortcomings. Even because the location of the Four Seasons Hotel is very good, you will not encounter the problem of positioning errors in the Red Square when taking a taxi on Yandex Go. Service: Average

Facilities: This hotel has a distinctly vintage feel; the exterior is quite charming, and the interior decor has a nice atmosphere. Service: The receptionist who greeted us spoke very quickly, and we couldn't understand her because our English wasn't very good. There was a security check to enter the hotel, probably to protect the building. Environment: The main entrance to the hotel was closed; only a side entrance was open. Check-in was done in one of the side lobbies on either side, then we went down a long corridor and back up another staircase – it was quite tiring carrying our luggage. We also went to the gym; the swimming pool was nice, but the gym itself was just so-so. Overall, it was alright. It's worth trying; it's unique and photogenic. There's a medium-sized supermarket outside where the currency exchange rate was better than the bank on the third floor of GUM department store mentioned on Xiaohongshu, but they charged a 15 RMB service fee.

A semi short and sweet review. It’s five star and priced to be pretentious of course. That price point of significance comes with expectations. Of the room is not available at 3 for check in and you are asked to wait (we waited 45 minutes more) - at least offer water or a drink. It’s rude to keep people waiting at the price they are paying and not offer something while they graciously wait. Word to the wise, Massage was hit and miss. At the price paid which was extremely high, it can never be a miss. You must hire the best of the best. To pay 12000 Rubles for an hour massage - it must be an incredible experience. I felt like I was anywhere getting a very basic massage. Really disappointing. Don’t get a massage. And while my partner thought her massage therapist was of quality there was still mediocre aesthetic treatment during. Even the oil is just so so. St. Regis lives on reputation these days in finding and seating on its laurels of yesteryear. This establishment is no different. Pretentious without enough fabulous.