I stayed at the former Ukraine Hotel on a three day business trip in Moscow. Because I was there for a trade fair the hotel was ideally located near the exhibition center. With the horrendous Moscow traffic it is always a relief to know that in the worst case you can get home on foot ! The hotel is however... More

The Radisson Royal is the (reasonably) new name for the old Ukraina hotel which is situated in one of the most imposing older-style buildings in Moscow. The location is great - right on the Moscow River and a little removed from the hustle and bustle of the CBD. Not only is the Radisson Royal impressive from the outside, the interior... More

We stayed in Radisson Royal Hotel Moscow for one night (13-14 of April 2012). We arrived early morning. No one to meet us and help with heavy bags. Its dificcult to find a way to the reception desk if you are first time in this hotel because the lobby area is really huge. It consists of few connecting long corridors... More

This is a lovely hotel in an iconic seven sisters building. Rooms are recently renovated to a nice boutique standard, with an opulent charm - though rooms are on the smaller side. Staff friendly and approachable. Restaurants within the building all top notch. Only criticism is location - too far from the very centre of town and with Moscow traffic,... More

Stayed here adding on a weekend to a few days of business in Moscow. This is a step up from your average Radisson and exudes grandeur from the moment you walk into the lobby. As an expensive luxury hotel in one of the most expensive cities in the world it shouldn't really be a surprise that the lobby prices and... More

I can't believe the change that has happened since I visited this hotel in 2004 when it was called the Ukraine hotel. I arrived full of stress the traffic jam as I came from dova dova aiport (coming from gatwick airport) and no body was surprised as I take 3 hours and a half from the airport to the hotel... More

Beautiful Hotel, comfortable bedrooms. The staff were all helpful. The downside was the Lobby Bar which appears to be used by huge numbers of non residents for business meetings. To compensate for that the hotel charges ludicrous prices, 450 roubles for a coffee. One warning, do not get a taxi via the porters, they charge 3 times the price of... More

Beautiful luxury hotel in Moscow. Hotel really reminds me of the Polish Palace of Culture in Warsaw, amazing to live in such a place. The hotel has good facilities and pretty good location. Of course, in this case the price is high, but that's understandable. More

I stayed there 5 nights during one of the numerous business trip in town. Lots of gold, bling - one could imagine himself in a good 4* in Dubai. Helpful and quite well trained staff comparing with other chains in town. ROOM I stayed at the hotel a decade ago (Former Hotel Ukrainia), the price is up 20 times but... More