The Carlton, Moscow
Hotel · Dorogomilovo District ·
Rooftop bar, sushi, spa, indoor pool, elegant rooms, 24/7 room service
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Tverskaya St, 3, Moscow, Russia, 125009 Get directions
Rooftop bar, sushi, spa, indoor pool, elegant rooms, 24/7 room service
Tverskaya St, 3, Moscow, Russia, 125009 Get directions
"Perhaps it’s fitting that a Ritz-Carlton has risen from the ashes of one of the grimmest examples of Soviet-era hospitality, the Intourist hotel, and to complete the break from the past, it’s charging hedge-fund-high rates for the privilege of staying right off Red Square. There’s more than a bit of czarist Russia in the faux classical facade and chandeliered lobby, but it’s the sleek rooftop bar, O2 Lounge, that’s the standout here, serving up a sweeping view of the Kremlin along with sushi and shots of oxygen. Restaurants include a pan-Asian restaurant, Ginkgo; a full-service spa and a glass-domed indoor pool are available on the lower level for morning-after penance. The 334 spacious guest rooms—the smallest measuring 299 square feet—are decorated in polished cherrywood and have the requisite Frette linens and feather bedding; bathrooms have heated marble floors and separate showers and tubs. The fluent-in-English staff’s attentiveness is a refreshing antidote to the gruffness most foreign visitors encounter elsewhere. Moscow’s reputation as the world’s most expensive travel destination won’t change with the Ritz-Carlton’s arrival—depending on the date, the standard room rate is as high as $1,000."
"If, twenty years ago, you could have predicted that Moscow would today be the most expensive city in the world — well, you’d probably be staying at the Ritz-Carlton, on Tverskaya Street, with views over Red Square. Here caviar and champagne don’t literally flow from the bathroom taps, but maybe they’re working on it — aside from that, pretty much every luxury you can conceive is at its apex here." - Tablet Hotels
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