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Every year, more and more international hotel chains are opening up or taking over properties in Moscow, from old hands like Marriott and Radisson to relative newcomers like Hilton and Ritz Carlton. If there's a hotel brand that you prefer, check below to find out if they have a hotel in Moscow.
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Crowne Plaza
One of the hotel industry's top growing brands, which aims to provide good-value luxury accommodation and the very best hi-tech meeting spaces available, Crowne Plaza, has only recently arrived in Moscow. Billing themselves as "The Place to Meet", Crowne Plaza is the first chain in Russia to concentrate almost exclusively on the Meetings Industry (MICE) market. ››› |
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Heliopark
Founded in 2000, Heliopark is the first Russian-managed international hotel chain, with fourteen properties in Russia, Ukraine, and Germany. Offering cozy and elegant 4-star accommodation and welcoming service, Heliopark will be a welcome surprise to guests with memories of more traditional Russian hotel hospitality. ››› |
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Hilton
Arguably America's most famous hotel chain, Hilton took a long time to break into the Moscow market. When they finally arrived, in 2008, they opened one of the city's most interesting and most highly praised five-star hotels, located in one of Moscow's seven magnificent Stalinist skyscrapers. ››› |
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Holiday Inn
Boasting more hotel rooms in Russia than any other chain, Holiday Inn has followed an aggressive expansion plan since they opened their first property in 2005. There are now five Holiday Inns in Moscow, and travellers – especially from North America – will be pleasantly surprised by the quality of the accommodation and business facilities on offer. ››› |
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Kempinski
Renowned for their refined, elegant accommodation and distinguished service, the German 5-star Kempinski chain was also among the first to arrive in Moscow, in 1992. They are now expanding across Russia, with a second and third Moscow property planned to open soon. ››› |
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Mamaison
Operating a chain of up-market hotels across Central and Eastern Europe, Mamaison may not be the best known five-star brand in Moscow, but they certainly are one of the most stylish, offering genuinely beautiful and original accommodations as well as a comprehensive range of luxury business and leisure services. ››› |
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Marriott
Marriott owns the largest number luxury hotels in Moscow. Their properties are still some of the best in the city, with excellent central locations and high-quality deluxe accommodation and services. ››› |
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Maxima
A small chain of 3-star hotels in Moscow, Maxima has won an excellent reputation for providing high-quality mid-range accommodation and business services at very reasonable prices. There are now four Maxima hotels in the city, all at attractive locations with good transport links to the city center. ››› |
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Novotel
Accor's line of stylish superior hotels is well established in Russia, offering sleek modern accommodation with hi-tech facilities and excellent facilities for business travellers. The brand manages two hotels in Moscow, one at a convenient downtown location, and the other serving Sheremetyevo Airport. ››› |
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Park Hyatt
Rivaling the Ritz Carlton in terms of pampering and price, Park Hyatt brought its brand of five-star luxury to Moscow a few years earlier. With an emphasis on modern design, personalized service, and individual comfort over grandeur and extravagant gestures, the chain offers a more relaxed and refined alternative to traditional 5-star hotels. ››› |
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Park Inn
Until very recently, Moscow was poorly served for good-quality 4-star hotels. However, the last few years have seen the major international superior rating brands muscling in on the city, and Park Inn is among them. Although there is only one Park Inn in the city, it provides its customary standards of reasonably priced accommodation and comprehensive services. ››› |
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Radisson Blu
The pioneering American chain was the first to open a Western-standard luxury hotel in Russia. Now they're expanding, promising to offer their impeccable executive-level service and traditionally elegant accommodation at various locations in Moscow and beyond. ››› |
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Renaissance
Marriott's stylish sister brand, Renaissance focuses on comfort with a wide range of guest facilities at their sleek, modern properties. In Russia since the late 1990s, the brand also has plans to expand, with new 4-star and 5-star properties in Moscow and elsewhere slated to open in the next few years. ››› |
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Ritz Carlton
The opening of Moscow's Ritz Carlton was one of the biggest events in the city in 2007. The exclusive chain's opulent, no-expense-spared luxury fit right into the extravagant lifestyle of the city's super-rich, and set a new standard for five-star hotels in the city. Few other chains can rival Ritz Carlton's reputation for luxury and grandeur. ››› |
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Sheraton
Known for providing all-purpose deluxe accommodation for business travellers, families, and tourists, Sheraton has had a presence in Moscow since 1998. In Russia, their focus is definitely on the executive market, and their Moscow hotel is popular for its smooth and reliable service. ››› |
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Swissotel
With their emphasis on cutting-edge design and hi-tech comforts and amenities, Swissotel has brought a distinctly fresh approach to luxury in Moscow, with their first property housed in one of the city's most striking examples of contemporary architecture. For those who prefer ultra-modern comfort to traditional luxury. ››› |
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