Savoy

A name that is indelibly linked with 5-star old world hospitality, Moscow’s Savoy Hotel is as luxurious as its famous London counterpart. Elegant guest rooms are dotted with Italian-style furniture and they also boast marble bathrooms with floor heating for maximum comfort. Elsewhere in the hotel, you’ll find a pool, sauna and beauty salon, as well as a restaurant serving a range of local and European dishes. The architecturally striking Kremlin, home to Russia’s main seat of political power, is less than a 10-minute walk away.

National Hotel

Just a few minutes’ walk from Moscow’s famous Red Square, the National Hotel is situated in the heart of the city. Spacious and comfortable guest rooms come with a desk and separate seating area, and some offer characterful views of the streets below. Notable on-site amenities include a bar serving a range of Russian and European dishes, a spa and sauna, and a beauty salon. Culture vultures will enjoy the proximity of Bolshoi Theatre just 200 yards away, and there’s also a metro station nearby offering easy access to the rest of the city.

Moss Boutique Hotel

One of Moscow’s most stylish accommodation options, Moss Boutique Hotel combines a desirable location with some great amenities, including a popular on-site restaurant and a state-of-the-art fitness centre. Guest rooms catch the eye too, thanks to their chic design. Conveniently for those planning to store provisions at the hotel, rooms even come with their own fridges. There’s a tranquil terrace where guests can relax and unwind, and delicious continental breakfasts are served each morning. Bolshoi Theatre is a short walk away.

Sheraton Palace

Part of the renowned Sheraton hotel group, this property is a firm favourite among both business and leisure travellers to Moscow. Elegantly furnished guest rooms come with soundproofed windows, flat-screen TVs and minibars. Elsewhere in the hotel, there’s an acclaimed restaurant where international cuisine is served and a regular programme of entertainment is staged. There’s also a 24-hour gym, and complimentary computers for guests’ use in the lobby area. Belorussky Train Station is just a couple of minutes’ walk away.

Golden Ring Hotel

With such an opulent-sounding name, this hotel comes with high expectations, and it delivers with aplomb. Stylish guest rooms come with TVs and private bathrooms with complimentary toiletries, comfy bathrobes and slippers. A top-floor restaurant offers impressive views of the city and plays host to live harp music performances. There’s also a separate 24-hour bar bearing a similarly ornate name – the Diamond Lobby bar. Other amenities include a business centre, a fitness centre and a beauty salon. Moscow’s pedestrianised Arbat Street is a 5-minute walk away.