Stayed here during a recent business trip to Moscow. Located one of the old Seven Sister's buildings, here's a breakdown of my pros and cons: Pros: - Nice, comfortable, modern rooms - Grand lobby that keeps most of it's original decor - Nice executive lounge - Good fitness center and indoor pool - Reliable; fitting of the Hilton name - Excellent customer service...especially at the Concierge desk! - Good wifi - Nice lobby bar (ask for Arty!) Cons: - Location is debatable. You are very close to a main train and metro station, but otherwise there is nothing nearby. Everything requires a taxi/car or train/metro ride to get to. Not horrible, but if you don't like riding the metro, you will have to spend some $ to get around town Overall, this was the perfect hotel for my trip. Comfort and service at a very good price. I would probably stay here again, even though the only real means of getting around is the nearby metro or a cab/expensive car service. In general, no complaints. They do a great job here living up to the Hilton name.

It is a good hotel in Moscow. It is one of the historical buildings in Moscow. The room is large and well-equiped .It is worth to stay here.

We've had a wedding planned in Moscow on the day of arrival. Not only did the hotel staff provided us an early check-in (11am), but they've also surprised us a free upgrade to an Ambassador's suite! We couldn't thank them enough for a pleasant service they've provided. By far the best hotel we've ever stayed at.

The building is simply fascinating - aristocratic in European style and renovated, with old-world charm - I fell in love from the first sight. It provides perfect facilities for magnificent weddings and anniversaries. The rooms are large, tastefully furnished and fully equipped. I loved the spa and even more the whirlpool after the freezing air in Moscow.

Nice Hotel to stay, specially for business purpose. In the city center. Close the metro station.