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Ritz-Carlton Moscow
- 3/5 Tverskaya St.
Moscow 125047 - +7-495-225-8888
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Editorial Review
The most opulent hotel in the world's most expensive city. Russian oligarch-style amenities (as well as the occasional Russian oligarch). Take a dip in a pool lit by Swarovski lights, bathe yourself in Bulgari bath products, and dine on Beluga caviar sushi rolls. A glass-domed lounge, vodka sommelier, nightlife butler, and restaurant run by a three-starred Michelin chef add to the luxe. Located on the famous Tverskaya Street, Ritz-Carlton Moscow is just steps away from Red Square and the Kremlin. Surrounded by this much pampering, however, don't be surprised if you never make it past the lobby.
Features
- Bar/Lounge on Premises
- Bar Scene
- Celeb Sightings
- Concierge
- Jacuzzi
- Gym
- Hairdryer
- In-room Safe
- Internet Access
- Rooftop
Attributes
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Price:
$$$$ - Hotel Type:
Lux
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