We (family with 2 kids - 14 & 11 yrs old) visited Moscow end of April for 5 days. Arrival at airport: everything went fine. No troubles with Russian douane. Taxi to Center: I've read that you have to take an official taxi. However, in the airport somebody asked us if we needed taxi. I told him what is his... more

stayed here for 2 nights at the end of march before going off to st. petersburg. We had their driver pick us up at the airport, was able to get in our room when we arrived around noon. hotel has the best location. We found the staff very nice. At first we felt the concierge was trying to rip us... more

This hotel is central to just about everything in Moscow. It's about 1000 meters from Red Square. Perfect. As in most Russian hotels, the front desk is not very friendly but they will accommodate just about every request. They are extremely professional and very formal. The most obvious thing about this hotel other than it's absolute beauty, I mean beauty,... more

This hotel is not one of the cheapest at £250 per night for a standard room but just across the road from Red Square the location is the best. We only had 2 nights here so needed to be very central. All the major sites - Kremlin, Red Square, National History Museum and St Basils are within a few minutes... more

Stayed for a 2 week period at the National Red Square as at the time most other hotels were much higher priced. Even so at £360 I don’t see this as value for money –Moscow or no! I had a deluxe room which is 2 knocked into one (it even had a second door with a different number on it)... more

From when the hotel car picked us up from the chaos of Sheremetyevo Airport (and the following day waited over two hours for our daughters who were joining us keeping us informed by phone throughout the wait) till when the doorman loaded our last bags into the car to take us to the rail station this was a rare thing,... more

Stayed in the Le Royal Meridien National hotel four times during Dec 2005/Sept/Oct/Nov 2006 on business trips. Each stay was a good experience. Note that Le Meridien is now part of the Starwood hotel chain, so guests with membership in Starwood's Preferred guest program get full benefits. (If you have status be sure to ask about a room upgrade at... more

I stayed for 3 nights and cannot fault the excellent service. Western rates for food/drinks but well worth it for the service, standard of rooms and surroundings. Located a stones throw from Red Square and views of the Kremlin. The staff all spoke excellent english and were always friendly and extremely helpful. more

I had the pleasure of staying at the National last month. It is a historic property, but has been completely modernized within. I had booked a regular double room with inside view, one of the least expensive rooms available, and was expecting a closet, but found it to be quite spacious, well-decorated, and containing all the usual amenities of a... more