Radisson SAS Slavjanskaya
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A frequent traveler to Moscow, I've stayed at a number of hotels in the city and simply cannot recommend this hotel. The facilities are worn, the atmosphere is dingy, and the service is abrupt and irritable. The standard rooms are small, and while there are non-smoking floors, the rooms on the side facing the Kiev station can provide a whiff of diesel and coal exhaust from the idling trains. I would put this hotel in the same category as the Crowne Plaza - an old, Intourist place - with old, sprawling facilities and thuggy security guys hanging around the lobby, but at the same time, it's safe, it's not terrible, and its location is central. But given what you pay, you will likely walk away feeling disappointed and resentful. For the same money, there are better values in Moscow if you're looking for a western hotel experience, e.g., the Renaissance or the Marriott hotels. Anyway you look at it, be prepared to pay.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo Traveler from on Sep 27 2008
A barely acceptable business hotel accomodations with 5 star pretensions and prices.
Reviewed by: mary from on Dec 27 2005
My wife and I have stayed at here four times. This is a beautiful hotel that you could drop in Manhattan and still think it a five star hotel with top quality service.
Reviewed by: Stuart from on Nov 09 2005
Hotel was fine, but hard to tell what country you are in.
Reviewed by: R W from on Oct 05 2004
Radisson SAS Slavyanskaya is part of the best memories I have of that beutiful city. For sure, my home away from home. All services were efficient, discrete, the hotel was always silent. The hotel is near to a subway station, in the center of the city. For sure, the best choice for staying in Moscow confortably and feeling like in my home. Excellent!
Reviewed by: Ayrton from on Jun 10 2004
A great hotel
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A frequent traveler to Moscow, I've stayed at a number of hotels in the city and simply cannot recommend this hotel. The facilities are worn, the atmosphere is dingy, and the service is abrupt and irritable. The standard rooms are small, and while there are non-smoking floors, the rooms on the side facing the Kiev station can provide a whiff of diesel and coal exhaust from the idling trains. I would put this hotel in the same category as the Crowne Plaza - an old, Intourist place - with old, sprawling facilities and thuggy security guys hanging around the lobby, but at the same time, it's safe, it's not terrible, and its location is central. But given what you pay, you will likely walk away feeling disappointed and resentful. For the same money, there are better values in Moscow if you're looking for a western hotel experience, e.g., the Renaissance or the Marriott hotels. Anyway you look at it, be prepared to pay.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo Traveler from on Sep 27 2008
A barely acceptable business hotel accomodations with 5 star pretensions and prices.
Reviewed by: mary from on Dec 27 2005
My wife and I have stayed at here four times. This is a beautiful hotel that you could drop in Manhattan and still think it a five star hotel with top quality service.
Reviewed by: Stuart from on Nov 09 2005
Hotel was fine, but hard to tell what country you are in.
Reviewed by: R W from on Oct 05 2004
Radisson SAS Slavyanskaya is part of the best memories I have of that beutiful city. For sure, my home away from home. All services were efficient, discrete, the hotel was always silent. The hotel is near to a subway station, in the center of the city. For sure, the best choice for staying in Moscow confortably and feeling like in my home. Excellent!
Reviewed by: Ayrton from on Jun 10 2004
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