Pro: - Central. - Nice (and not crowded) internal swimming pool. - good restaurant and breakfast Cons: - the rooms are really small for a four-starred hotel. - The first night I noticed a heavy roaring noise coming from somewhere around my room (no. 213, take note and avoid it!) every now and then. I was heavily tired and, though... More

I stayed in this hotel 6 times. For the first 4 it was good, but the last 2 times was one of the worst experience in Moscow. For the common parts: the hotel is in a good position, has a very nice lobby where sometimes they are playing piano, an breafast with a lot of products (anyway of average quality)... More

Given the price of hotels in Moscow, this place is OK. Customer service is not a speciality in this town so I suppose that for the price it's fine. It generally looks old but I suppose it has its charm in a way. Situated next to Park Kultury metro station you are well connected for most of town. The Georgian... More

I was in Moscow for business trip and spent the night at Kebur. The room was small and very noisey during the night; very hard to sleep through. It was a bit outdated for my taste. The wireless internet was not that good; it took forever to load up. I will try another hotel next time when I am in... More

Business trip. Just one night. Take this review for what it is, I have been there justo to sleep but I can say my impressions. Reception of very good help (arrange a txi, book a restaurant) and truly sweet. Room was very small for a 4 stars. Mine was probably on the "right" side of the building and didn't ahve... More

Decent hotel close to the sights in Moscow. Not as expensive as other hotels, but a bit old fashioned and dated. Like many hotels in Russia, there was a pervasive smell of cigarette smoke (stronger in some places than others) throughout the building and the rooms are small, but for a night or two, it's OK. My biggest beef was... More

We arrived late on a Wednesday evening of victory day celebrations. The check-in took a while as we were a group of 20 people. Breakfast was OK. Single room was smallish but then again I only slept there so it wasn't a big deal. The staff was OK, language wasn't a problem.

A little old-fashioned establishment on "The Golden Mile" in Moscow. Not as pricy as many of it´s international big competitors but not really cheap either (with the prices of € 200 - 350 per night). Their gym looks much nicer on the pictures than in reality. One must act fast in the morning to get a good food selection at... More