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| Address: 2/18, Ulitsa Petrovskie Linii, Moscow, 127501, Russia [ Show on map ] |  |
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Where in the city is the hotel located?
The Budapest Hotel is located Kitai Gorod, the centre of Moscow since the 13th century. The pretty side street where it stands is called Petrovskie Linii, and runs between Ulitsa Petrovka and Neglinnaya Ulitsa, two of Moscow's most fashionable and attractive streets. The Kremlin, Red Square, the Bolshoi Theatre and many more of Moscow's major attractions are within comfortable walking distance of the Budapest Hotel. |
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Which is the nearest metro station?
The nearest station to the Budapest Hotel is Kuznetskiy Most, only five minutes from the hotel. To reach it walk right down Neglinnaya Ulitsa and then left along Kuznetskiy Most. Kuznetskiy Most is connected to Lubyanka Metro Station, on the red line. Only slightly further from the hotel, Teatralnaya Metro Station, next to the Bolshoi Theatre at the bottom of Ulitsa Petrovka, is on the dark green line at an interchange with the red and dark blue lines, giving easy and quick access to almost any corner of the city. Click here to see a Moscow Metro map.. |
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How do I get to the hotel from Vnukovo Airport?
Vnukovo Airport, about 45km west of central Moscow, is about one hour and twenty minutes' drive from the Hotel Budapest, depending on traffic in the city centre. It can also be reached easily by public transport thanks to the Aeroexpress rail link, which runs to Kievsky Station roughly every hour between 7am and 10pm. Journey time is 35 minutes. From Kievskaya Metro Station, take the dark blue line to Ploshchad Revolyutsii, which brings you out right next to Red Square. From here it is a little over ten minutes' walk to the Budapest Hotel. If your flight arrives outside these times, the only public transport option is to take the No. 45 shuttle minibus to Yugo-Zapadnaya Metro Station at the bottom of the red line. The journey takes a little over 20 minutes. From here it is about 25 minutes' ride to Lubyanka Metro Station, which is around 5 minutes' walk from the Budapest Hotel. |
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How do I get to the hotel from Leningrad Station, Yaroslavl Station or Kazan Station?
If you are travelling by taxi, Komsomolskaya Ploshchad - commonly known as "Three Stations Square" - is about 4km north-east of the Budapest Hotel, and the drive will take 15-30 minutes. If you are using public transport, walk to Lubyanka Metro Station (around 5 minutes) and take the red line three stops north to Komsomolskaya, which serves all three stations (see Moscow Metro map.). |
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How do I get to the hotel from Kursk Station?
Kurskaya Metro Station, connected to the mainline station, is on the dark blue line, and is only one stop east from Ploshchad Revolyutsii, which is about ten minutes' walk from the Budapest Hotel . If you are taking a taxi, the drive will take around 20 minutes. |
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How do I get to the hotel from Belarus Station?
Take the dark green line from Belorusskaya Metro Station, connected to the mainline station, three stops south to Teatralnaya Metro Station, which is under ten minutes' walk from the Hotel Budapest (see Moscow Metro map.). By taxi, it is about 20 minutes' drive from the hotel to Belarus Station, depending on traffic. |
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How do I get to the hotel from Kiev Station?
If you are arriving at Kiev Station, take the dark-blue line from Keivskaya Metro Station two stops east to Ploshchad Revolyutsii (see Moscow Metro map.). The Budapest Hotel is about ten minutes' walk from there. If you are taking a taxi, the drive will take just under 30 minutes. |
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Where can I park near the hotel?
There are a small number of guarded parking spaces available outside the Hotel Budapest. |
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How can I make international telephone calls?
International phone calls can be made directly from your room at the Budapest Hotel. If you are looking for cheaper alternatives, IP-telephony cards are available in most kiosks and mobile phone shops. You can also use the Central Telegraph Office at Tverskaya Ulitsa 7. Here you can either use phone cards or pre-pay to make intercity and international calls. |
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Where can I get Internet access?
All rooms at the Budapest Hotel have a dedicated telephone line for Internet access. If you require faster access or are not travelling with a laptop, the Budapest has a small computer room with broadband access that is open round-the-clock. There are also several Internet cafes in the surrounding area, the largest and most convenient in the underground shopping mall on Manezhnaya Ploshchad. |
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Does the hotel have satellite television?
All of the Budapest Hotel's rooms have access to satellite channels, including CNN, BBC News, Euronews and Eurosport. |
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How do I get from the hotel to the Kremlin?
The Kremlin and Red Square are within comfortable walking distance of the Budapest Hotel. From the lobby entrance, turn left and then left again down Ulitsa Petrovka, and past the Bolshoi Theatre onto Teatralnaya Ploshchad. From here the Kremlin towers and Red Square's State Historical Museum are clearly visible across the square. |
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How do I get from the hotel to the Bolshoi Theater?
The Bolshoi Theater is only five minutes walk from the Budapest Hotel down Ulitsa Petrovka. |
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How do I get from the hotel to the Tretyakov Gallery?
While it is possible to reach the Tretyakov Gallery on foot from the Budapest Hotel, passing through Red Square and crossing the Bolshoi Moskvaretskiy Bridge, the walk will take around 45 minutes. The quickest way is to take the metro from Kuznetskiy Most Station one stop south to Kitai-Gorod, and to change there onto the orange line. Tretyakovskaya Station is one stop south, and the gallery is about five minutes' walk from there, and clearly signposted. |
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Which visitor attractions are located near the hotel?
Alongside the obvious attractions of the Kremlin, Red Square and the Bolshoi Theatre, there are numerous lesser known but nonetheless fascinating sights and attractions in the immediate environs of the Budapest Hotel, including the Sandunovskaya Banya, Moscow's most famous public baths, just across the road from the hotel, which are well worth visiting both for their restorative effect and for their glorious interiors. Also nearby, at the top of Ulitsa Petrovka, the Vysokopetrovsky Monastery is one of Moscow's oldest and most beautiful. |
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