Vorontsovsky Hotel

Standing impressively above Moscow's skyline, the iconic Hilton Moscow Leningradskaya hotel is one of the city's famous Stalin Towers. A stunning fusion of Russian Baroque and Orthodox architecture, this landmark Moscow hotel offers easy access to major attractions, including the Red Square and the Kremlin. Excellent transport links connect to the city with ease from this central Moscow hotel next to Garden Ring. Leningradskiy Railway Station, which serves as Moscow’s main gateway to St. Petersburg, is a short walk from the hotel and Sheremetyevo International Airport is only 25km away. Choose from a contemporary selection of Moscow hotel rooms and suites and enjoy panoramic views of the historic center. Stay connected during your stay at this Moscow hotel with wireless internet access, available in all guest rooms and suites. After a busy day of sightseeing, relax with a swim in the heated indoor pool, a workout in the fitness center, or a treatment at the beauty and spa salon, offering services for men and women. Savor International cuisine and Russian specialties in elegant surroundings at Janus restaurant, or relax in the stylish Lobby Lounge at this Moscow hotel. Complimentary WiFi is available in the Lobby Lounge and Janus. Business is easy at this central Moscow hotel with its convenient Garden Ring location and fully equipped business center. Hold your conference or event in one of six modern meeting rooms or choose the magnificent Grand Ballroom with impressive historical interior for conferences, celebrations and Moscow weddings.

Hotel Pushkin is located in the heart of Moscow in a quiet Nastasyinsky side-street,connecting to famous Tverskaya street.Nastasyinsky side-street stretches only for 200 meters. It was one of the four side-streets in the Old Vorotniki. Perhaps it was named Nastasyinsky after the wife of Prince Volkonsky, who had there a large estate in 1730s.Sometimes the side-street was called Knyazh-Nastasyevsky and Medvezhy. Hotel Pushkin is located in the historic mansion, which was built in 1883-1891. On the second floor there was situated a cozy little theatre named after Vera Komissarzhevskaya (established on the basis of the studio), directed by her stepbrother Fyodor Komissarzhevsky, an architect by profession. He raised the banner of theatrical “romanticism” in the pre-revolutionary Moscow.We are confident that our guests will really appreciate the flavor, hospitality and high level service.