Yunost'

My wife and I stayed at this hotel for 10 nights over the Christmas holidays of 2025. The location of the hotel is excellent due to its proximity to the metro and is one of the biggest advantages of this hotel, but the rooms and hotel facilities are old and need a major renovation. The hotel staff and reception do not have any knowledge of English and it .is difficult to communicate with them

Does what it says on the tin! |Decent rooms, clean, warm and comfortable. Stayed in a twin room and it was grand, just what was needed, plenty storage space and the bathroom was good. Great view of the Luzhniki Stadium and it was nice and quiet. Loved it and if I'm coming back I'll definitely stay again! 4 mins walk from the underground which is 5 stops in to Red Sq... perfect. |Didn't eat in the restaurant but the bar was very good!

An average hotel, but friendly and helpful staff, with bar and restaurant and free wifi, all at a relatively decent price. It is not really close to the centre of the city with all the sights, but a Metro station is just across the road. The rooms are somewhat on the smaller side and the facilities are not great, if existing at all. But if you don't plan to stay for long, it is OK. And I must say, that the food was surprisingly tasty. Breakfast was decent without much choice, but had to be paid extra.

Just opposite the Lutznikhi stadium. Thus, perfect for the World Cup. Noisy hosts the day of the semifinal (but, what can you expect?). The room was nicer and more pleasant than what I expected from the pictures. A good bed, shower and living room, plus a toilet. Nice views (although my room did not face the stadium). The only things to improve are that the rooms can be hot on a sunny summer day, when facing the sun, and breakfast, which is just basic.

Very friendly welcome on reception when we checked in and the male member of staff helped us all get on the complicated free wifi. There are lifts to all floors and the rooms are clean enough although basic. The breakfast was a poor continental style and was very busy. The bar and restaurant were decent and the staff very friendly and helpful.

Originally I booked a room for 10 days at this hotel but I cut short my stay there to only 3 days due to the poor conditions of the hotel. There were two main factors that played role in choosing the hotel -- one being the location and its proximity to the Metro stop Sportivnaya (Спортивная) and second the more economical room rate for someone who travels on budget like me. Well, as it turned out later for the same money, if not cheeper, one can get better room in a far more decent hotel, although perhaps in somewhat slightly more remote area than central location, like Izmayilovo, and that's exactly what I did. Apart from all that the Moscow Metro system is pretty well distributed throughout the city and easily accessible from various parts, however the only-in-Russian signs could present an obstacle to a degree, and to avoid that I fallowed Google Map app directions for public transport. ||The hotel is a sad relic of maybe not-so-distant commi past, which may present good chance for the more adventurous type of traveler and those who harbor curiosity towards the more "authentic" way of stay but it certainly failed to fit my needs. The reception staff has limited English skills but perhaps justifiably so since most hotel guests are Russians. I was upgraded to a standard room, which was rather smallish. constrictive space that doesn't offer a lot of space around the bed. The decor is a tribute to the country's past -- heavy red curtains and a red bedcover of the same fabric, tilted picture on the wall, and a TV set that didn't have any channels. I was so baked that I just needed to sleep, which wasn't so easy, the room got so hot and the air dry so I had to figure out a way to open the windows. On the positive side the bed was comfortable enough and the room had a small fridge. The view could've been spectacular only if the windows offered a bit more clarity. ||There was a breakfast buffet set up in the lobby area/cafe for 350 ruble, that offered some plasticy eggs, bacon, oatmeal porridge, toast, tomatoes and cucumber slices, coffee and tea. On my second day I got the stomach bug right after breakfast and I was glued to the porcelain god for the next 2 days -- it was pretty horrible. ||Once I slightly recovered I got my stuff and checked out.

Rooms really old and is so hot inside; sometimes you must open the window to sleep. Some days, they don't clean the room. In the reception, some workers don't speak English. Also, wanted to try vodka and each waiter gave us different prices (super high) for the same bottle. Furthermore, we got stuck in the elevator, we had to call the ring and the girl in the megafon couldn't speak English. The only good thing is the ubication, but it is not a hotel I would recommend. So expensive for the services that it has.

Location is excellent for stadium events and very close to metro station. However, breakfast is bad, the mattress feels like it hadn't been replaced since the hotel was built and one day during our stay they didn't even bother cleaning the room.