I visit Moscow regularly and I find myself staying at the Izmailovo complex almost every time. Why? Dont think about Izmailovo Vega, Delta, Gamma hotels as being distinct, they are not. The Izmailovo complex runs 24 hours a day and has so many hotel rooms that there will almost always be a room in one of the hotels. When I... More

Beta hotel is good if you want to stay only a couple of nights in a budget hotel for an average of 80-100 € per day,Moscow is very expensive and here you can save same money comparing with the other hotels, very good location for the metro near the hotel , only few stops and get you on the Red... More

good location near metro stop distance is only 150 mt ,with 5 stops get you to Red Square ,room was confortable just TV with only russian channels,very interesting after 09:00 PM prostitutes around the lobby area near the bar offering to singles men their business cards with phone number, the breakfast is "terrible" bad quality food and bad service and... More

If I want to save on a hotel in Moscow again, I probably will not. Iamailovo Beta was a cheap (at the Moscow scale) but a very unwise option. I had to wait for about an hour at my arrival to be checked-in. The que of guests was not managed in any way and the receptionist took forever to check... More

All in all, the hotel has everything you need.... Restaurants, bats, shopping, metropolitan station closeby, and even an "amuzement park" aka market at the Izmailovo Kreml just North of the hotel. No complaints at all.

It's just another huge communist Hotel, lots of floors, staff speaking poor English, lots of bureaucracy (but where it's not in Russia?). At least rooms are well-maintained and clean and the food is okay. It's very close to the Partizanskaya Metro Station as well as the Izmaylovo Market.

Located in Izmailovskoye and near to Metro station and public transports. Rooms are little small but well managed and clean. Staff does not look so friendly but better then other places in Moscow. Excellent for a short term stay.

We spent 3 nights at this Hotel that was booked through a travel agency. We found front desk staff to be rude and unhelpful. For some reason security is high with checks of door keys before you get to the lift lobby. Once on the floor of our room the door key was again needed to pass though a double... More

It's just five stops from the Metro station 200 metres from the hotel entrance, to the Metro for Red Square and the Kremlin tourist areas, which makes this hotel a good location, and great value for what is an expensive city for hotel prices. We were there for a LFC match at Lokomotiv Stadium, which is a 20 minute walk... More