A gem among hotels in Russia, the Radisson Royal Hotel, Moscow boasts landmark status in the heart of the capital city. This elegant Moscow hotel was built between 1953 and 1957 as part of Stalin's Seven Sisters project and showcases Soviet Neo-classicism architecture. Soaring at 206 metres high, it was the largest European hotel of its day. The hotel affords guests easy access to major attractions and state buildings, including Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Bolshoi Theatre, among others.
The hotel is housed in a monumental 34-story building that is a part of the legendary Seven Sisters skyscraper project masterminded by Stalin. The Radisson Royal Hotel, Moscow is nearby major airports: Vnukovo International Airport is 31 kilometres away, and Sheremetyevo 2 International Airport is 32 kilometres from the hotel. The hotel offers 497 rooms, including 38 serviced apartments, non-smoking and handicap-accessible rooms. The renowned Super Buffet Breakfast is served daily at the Veranda; Iranian, Fusion, Italian and Japanese specialities can be enjoyed at four on-site haute cuisine restaurants.
Breathtaking views of Moscow define the hotel's bar on the 31st floor, while the Lobby Bar is perfect for relaxing. Free high-speed Internet access is available to all hotel guests. The Spa and Wellness Centre is spread across 3500 m2 and features Jacuzzis, Turkish bath, Finnish sauna, heated indoor pool and state-of-the-art fitness facilities. Guests enjoy a boutique gallery and library on site, as well as an extensive collection of original art, murals and ceiling frescoes. This hotel hosts 13 meeting rooms and a fully equipped business centre.
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