Hotel in Moscow offers modern-day hospitality in a historical setting

Housed in one of the landmark Seven Sisters buildings commissioned after the end of World War II by Josef Stalin, the Radisson Royal Hotel, Moscow surrounds guests with stunning architecture and old-world opulence in the heart of the capital city. Rising to an impressive 206 metres high, the 34-storey hotel was the largest hotel in Europe when it was built. Today, its proximity to the city centre affords guests easy access to Moscow's top cultural and historical attractions, including Red Square and the Kremlin.

• Towering above the banks of the Moskva River, this hotel is one of the iconic Seven Sisters skyscrapers.
• The Radisson Royal Hotel, Moscow is easily accessible to major airports, including Vnukovo International Airport and Sheremetyevo 2 International Airport.
• This city centre hotel boasts 497 guest rooms. Serviced apartments along with non-smoking and handicap-accessible rooms are available upon request. Superb amenities include Free high-speed Internet access.
• Guests can enjoy a wide array of international cuisines at the hotel's stylish restaurants. Each morning, the hotel serves its celebrated Super Buffet Breakfast at the Veranda restaurant.
• Magnificent views of Moscow enthrall guests who visit the hotel's bar, located on the 31^st floor. The cosy Lobby Bar is the ideal place to relax with friends or colleagues after a busy day.
• Indulge in pampering treatments or an invigorating workout at the hotel's Spa and Wellness Centre, which features Jacuzzis, Turkish bath, Finnish sauna, heated indoor pool and state-of-the-art fitness facilities.
• Guests enjoy browsing through the on-site boutique gallery and library or simply admiring the hotel's vast collection of original art, which includes murals and ceiling frescoes.
• Business guests and event planners appreciate the hotel's 13 meeting rooms and modern business centre.