Easy walk to Botanichesky Sad metro stop, some 20 minutes walk. Free shuttle was a nice touch...

This place is great for visiting some must-see attractions in the area. The location is fantastic for sightseeing and exploring the city.

The price for room is very low for Moscow.

A coffeeshop outside. Really positive place.

There is a piss smell all over the place. Even though we had a suit it's the same. One of the lousiest hotels we've ever seen

60 euro is too much for such a facilities In Europe it must cost 40-50 The structure and systems need a modern repair. The lift is out of order. WC of Soviet epoque. Bad noise from the big city roads. Meal cooking smell from the rooms all over there.

Nothing almost,just the location close to largest exhibition complex

Very poor service and terrible room comfort

More or less decent rooms out of available (and taken by me) are for 3500 Roubles per couple for a night - this level apartments in Buda would cost 20-30 euro per night and be definitely more nice. However, for this expensive city this accomodation was more or less acceptable - for 2 500 Roubles you can get a better or many time worse place in provate apartments. In general, the room was clean, with good and fresh bed sheets/towels, working small tv, and a small refregerator. Its bathroom was well renovated and rahter nice, though too small. WiFi was available in the room, though weak transmission and didn't try it (didn't get its password). The room was quite warm (plastic new windows, big heater), but it may feel cool for ladies and not sure for winter freezing times. Breakfast was all right for this level - unlimited access to rather limited options of food (sousages, salads, eggs, etc.).

Hair dryer for additional money (some 2-3 euro per day). If you stay for additional hours, you'll pay some 5 euro per extra hour, though they may call you much later than at 12-00 check out time.