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Where in the city is the hotel located?
The Derzhavnaya Hotel is located to the north of Moscow's downtown, close to the All-Russian Exhibition Centre. |
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Which is the nearest metro station?
The nearest metro station, VDNKh, is just over five minutes' walk from the Derzhavnaya Hotel. On the orange line, it is six stops (13mins) north of Kitai-Gorod, in the very centre of Moscow and only a short walk from Red Square. |
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How do I get to the hotel from Sheremetyevo Airport?
The Derzhavnaya Hotel is roughly 50km – or 50-70mins by taxi or pre-booked transfer – from Sheremetyevo. If you prefer to use public transport, take the Aeroexpress rail link from the airport to Savelovsky Station (30 minutes), and then take the metro from Saveloskaya Metro Station. Travel one stop south on the gray line to Mendeleevskaya, change to the brown circle and continue one stop clockwise to Prospekt Mira. Change again to the orange line and head north three stops to VDNKh, which is a little over five minutes' walk from the Derzhavnaya Hotel. |
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How do I get to the hotel from Domodedovo Airport?
It is over 65km from Domodedovo to the Derzhavnaya Hotel. By taxi or transfer, the journey will take at least 90 minutes. Alternatively, take the Aeroexpress rail link from the airport to Paveletskiy Station (40-45 minutes). From Paveletskaya Metro Station, take the brown circle line and travel anticlockwise four stops to Prospekt Mira. Change to the orange line and continue your journey north three stops to VDNKh, which is around 300m from the Derzhavnaya Hotel. |
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How do I get to the hotel from Vnukovo Airport?
Vnukovo Airport is situated to the south-west of Moscow, about 40km from the Derzhavnaya Hotel. To reach the hotel by taxi or pre-booked transfer will take 60-80 minutes. The public transport alternative is to take Aeroexpress rail link from the airport to Kievskiy Station in central Moscow (30-40mins). Then, from Kievskaya Metro Station, take the brown circle line and travel clockwise four stops to Prospekt Mira. Change to the orange line and travel north three stops to VDNKh. The Derzhavnaya Hotel is a little over five minutes' walk from the station. |
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How do I get to the hotel from Leningradskiy Station, Yaroslavskiy Station, or Kazanskiy Station?
The three stations on Komsomolskaya Ploshchad are roughly 7km from the Derzhavnaya Hotel. By taxi or pre-arranged transfer, the journey will take 15-20 minutes. Alternatively, take the metro from Komsomolskaya Metro Station and travel anticlockwise on the brown circle line one stop to Prospekt Mira. Change to the brown circle line and head north three stops to VDNKh, which is around 300m from the Derzhavnaya Hotel. |
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How do I get to the hotel from Kurskiy Station?
From Kurskaya Metro Station, take the brown circle line and travel two stops anticlockwise to Prospekt Mira. Change there to the orange line and continue your journey north three stops to VDNKh Station, which is 5-10 minutes' walk from the Derzhavnaya Hotel. If you prefer to travel by taxi or pre-booked transfer, then the 9km journey will take around 20 minutes. |
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How do I get to the hotel for Belorusskiy Station?
It is just under 10km from Belorusskiy Station to the Derzhavnaya Hotel, and by taxi or transfer the journey will take 20-25 minutes. If you prefer to use public transport, take the metro from Belorusskaya Metro Station and travel two stops clockwise on the brown circle line to Prospekt Mira. Change there to the orange line and travel north three stops to VDNKh Station, which is roughly 300m from the hotel. |
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How do I get to the hotel from Kievskiy Station?
Kievskiy Station is located to the west of central Moscow, roughly a 17km drive from the Derzhavnaya Hotel. By taxi or pre-booked transfer the journey will take around 30 minutes. Alternatively, take the metro from Kievskaya Metro Station and travel four stops clockwise on the brown circle line to Prospekt Mira. Change there to the orange line and head north three stops to VDNKh. The Derzhavnaya Hotel is just over five minutes' walk from the metro station. |
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Where can I park near the hotel?
There is a guarded car-park in front of the Derzhavnaya Hotel for guests. |
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How can I make international phone calls?
All rooms at the Derzhavnaya Hotel have international phone lines. If you wish to save money, IP-telephony cards are readily available in kiosks and mobile phone stores across the city. |
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Where can I get Internet access?
WiFi access is available throughout the Derzhavnaya Hotel. This is a paid service, and Internet access cards can be bought at reception. |
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Does the hotel have satellite television?
A basic package of satellite channels is available in all guests rooms at the Derzhavnaya Hotel. |
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How do I get from the hotel to the Kremlin?
To reach the Kremlin from the Derzhavnaya Hotel, first walk to VDNKh Metro Station, about 300m from the hotel. Travel south on the orange line five stops to Turgenevskaya, and change to the red line from Chsitye Prudy. From there it is three stops east to Biblioteka im. Lenina, which can be exited right next to the Kremlin's main visitor entrance. The whole journey should take approximately 25 minutes. |
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How do I get from the hotel to the Bolshoi Theatre?
From VDNKh Metro Station, a little over five minutes' walk from the Derzhavnaya Hotel, travel south on the orange line five stops to Turgenevskaya. Change to the red line, and continue your journey two stops east to Okhotny Ryad. Exit the metro via Teatralnaya Station to emerge just behind the Bolshoi Theatre. |
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How do I get from the hotel to the Tretyakov Gallery?
It is a direct journey on the orange metro line from VDNKh Station, about seven minutes' walk from the Derzhavnaya Hotel, to Tretyakovskaya Station (seven stops), which is a similar distance from the Tretyakov Gallery. |
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Which visitor attractions are located near the hotel?
The most significant sight of interest near the Derzhavnaya Hotel is the VVTs (All-Russian Exhibition Centre) park, one of the most fascinating monuments to the Soviet era, with scores of ornate pavilions, gilded fountains, and Socialist Realist monuments. Next to the park is the Cosmonautics Memorial Museum, which charts the Soviet Union's contribution to the exploration of the cosmos. |