I was in Moscow partly for work/ partly leisure. The rooms were very comfortable and large. No noise issues and temperature was fine. The bathroom was clean and again large with shower unit and a bath / shower and all the extras you get in a hotel of this standard. The bar was expensive to my mind and the bar... more

Moscow being the most expensive city in the world lives up to its name, as we paid 440 euros (including breakfast) per night. The hotel seems to be frequented by more business people than tourists. The breakfast room is spectacular (chandeliers/harp player), with an excellent daily selection of food. We also dined in the basement restaurant where we enjoyed delicious... more

Traveled on busines and stayed for 4 nights. The room was small, but very clean and all the fixtures were new. Hotel staff were indifferent, but that seems pretty standard here. I had a bit of difficulty figuring out the lights switches - you insert your door card into a switch by the door (and you take it with you... more

For the money I paid I would really have expected the service to be a little more polite. I have been to Russia before, so I wasn't expecting Western standards: however the staff seemed very stand-offish. The room itself was fine, although it was very expensive (perhaps not for Moscow, but certainly compared to what I normally pay). By far... more

I stayed at the Golden Ring Hotel for two weeks. I had a great room, it was extremely clean with a wonderful view of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The bathroom had a separate bath and shower. One day I needed the sleeves of a suit to be adjusted. The laundry service of the hotel did it for $8... more

I did not really know what to expect from a Moscow hotel. Location seemed fine, when I was there it was windy, snowing and -7 degrees, so I did not venture out much. It is a little dated, and although not shabby, will need a refresh soon. My room was OK, not big, but served its purpose. Reception was fine,... more

Spent a week with my son and daughter while visiting family in Moscow. We found the rooms adequate in size though needing more storage space for clothing. Breakfast buffet the best we've ever seen with a large variety to satisfy any appetite. Housekeeping seemed invisible, but room was entered several times a day if we were out and used towels... more

The Golden Ring is considered one of the top hotels in Moscow. I would say it rates fairly well in some categories. The rooms were clean but small. The decor is 1980's and the rooms need an upgrade. The restaurant in the Hotel is basic. However they do have a sushi bar and that was a pleasan surprise. I ate... more

Maybe it was my preconception of what a Russian hotel would be like, but I enjoyed my one night stay here on a business trip. The room - on the 16th floor - was clean, spacious and well appointed, with bathrobe and slippers. Room service was efficient and the food good (at the usual hotel prices). I was impressed by... more