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Ararat Park Hyatt
- Ulitsa Neglinnaya 4
Moscow 109012 - +7-495-783-1234
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Editorial Review
Sleek, spacious lobby. Crystal clear elevators and sharp aluminum accents. 20 of the 220 guest rooms are suites. In other words, get your camera ready for some serious celebrity photo ops. Rooms have heated bathroom floors, marble baths, terry robes and slippers. Stop in for a drink at the upstairs Conservatory Lounge & Bar with its glass roof and floor to ceiling windows overlooking the Kremlin, Bolshoi Theatre, and the Duma Parliament. According to the Bible, Mount Ararat is where Noah and his ark came to rest after the flood. One has to stop and wonder - did he get Blaise Mautin bath products in his room as well?
Features
- Bar/Lounge on Premises
- Celeb Sightings
- Gym
- Hairdryer
- Internet Access
- Restaurant on Premises
- Room Service
- Spa
Attributes
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Price:
$$$$ - Hotel Type:
Lux
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