Hotel National, Moscow

Hotel National was built in 1903 by famous Russian architect Alexander Ivanov in a modern style with elements of eclecticism. For a century the National hotel has been a 'home away from home' for its guests, providing luxurious and secure accommodation in the very heart of the Russian capital. In September 2009, the hotel joined The Luxury Collection by Starwood, a glittering ensemble of more than 70 of the world’s finest hotels and resorts in more than 30 countries around the globe.

The historical grandeur and understated elegance of the property, together with the The Luxury Collection's signature services and state-of-the-art technology, makes Hotel National a favorite destination for sophisticated global explorers visiting Moscow.

Dining
With its Moscovsky Restaurant, the Hotel National offers its guests an unforgettable experience of divine gourmet pleasures - and a breathtaking view of the Kremlin and the Red Square at that. Blending traditional Russian, Italian and French cuisine with a touch of molecular technologies, Executive Chef Andre Martin pampers his guests with new shades of flavor. In the evening, live piano music and the glamorous atmosphere of the Kremlin nearby, turns the restaurant into a unique place both for private and business occasions.

The relaxed atmosphere of its winter garden makes Bar Aleksandrovsky a popular meeting point for the business elite. The Bar provides the ideal ambience for both business meetings and private get-togethers. Our guests can choose from a wide selection of spirits and indulge in original homemade cakes. The menu includes traditional dishes and light snacks recommended by our Chef. In the evening, the bar is a great place to unwind and relax with live piano music and soft candle-light.

Hotel Features
The hotel occupies one of the best locations in Moscow for both business and leisure. There is a unique collection of suites with breathtaking views over Red Square, the Kremlin and St Basil's Cathedral. Each room has its own original antique furniture dating back to the time of Louis XV and the Tsar Empire. In March 1918, the hotel became the 'First House of Soviets' and accommodated members of the Bolshevik government. Vladimir Lenin, the leader of the government, stayed in room 107 before he moved to the Kremlin.

Each of the 206 luxuriously appointed guest rooms feature genuine exclusive furniture inspired by the hotel’s nineteenth-century décor, spacious bathing and dressing areas as well as state-of-the-art technology including LCD TV and DVD players. Moreover, the hotel’s 56 historical suites are adorned with authentic and rare Russian antiques, including vases, lamps, mirrors, statues and paintings. Many of the hotel’s guest rooms boast exceptional city views including panoramas of the Kremlin.

Meetings
From an intimate dinner for two to a presentation for 220, our selection of 14 private meeting rooms and halls can be tailored to suit any occasion. Each room is appointed with individual decor. Featuring spectacular Kremlin views, the Halls Moskovsky, Yaroslavl, Vladimirsky and St.Petersburg ensure a triumphant atmosphere for any private function or corporate event. Equipped with LCD projector and video screen, our new Hall Petrovsky is the ideal place for business events. A wide range of state-of-the-art audio-visual equipment is available for meetings and conferences.

Location
Hotel National, a Luxury Collection Hotel stands on the cross of Mokhovaya and Tverskaya streets overlooking the walls of the Kremlin, the Manezhnaya and the Red Square and St.-Basils Cathedral. The hotel is only minutes from main business addresses, trade and shopping areas and the famous Bolshoi Theatre is situated less than five minutes walk away.

The average one-way taxi fare from the airport to the hotel is approximately USD 50.00. Guests may arrange private transfer from airports or train stations. For individual transfers the hotel offers Mercedes E-class car. The average price for the one-way transfer is 3 900.00 Russian Rubles. The advance purchase is advisable. The average one-way airport bus fare is USD 5.00 and the average fare from the railway station by taxi is USD 1.50 and by bus is USD 0.08

Contacts
15/1 Mokhovaya Street - Moscow 125009 - Russia

Tel: (+7) 495 258 7000
Fax: (+7) 495 2587100