Moscow Hotels
One of the largest hotels in Europe. It was built in 1964-1967 by architect Chechulin. Located on the bank of the Moskva River. The hotel has an advantageous central location and easy access to the political, business and cultural centers of Moscow. ...
A joint Russian-American venture is centrally located on the bank of the Moscow-River with view of the Russian "White House" (Russian Government House) and Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Hotel has 8 floors and 430 rooms, including 147 suites. It wa...
The Renaissance Moscow Hotel was built to serve the Moscow Olympic Games. The Hotel was reconstructed in 2001 and now it is a part of the Renaissance Hotel Group. The hotel is located in 10 minutes from the downtown, has 12 floors and 475 rooms (wh...
The Hotel Ukraina is one of 7 Moscow skyscrapers (Seven Sisters) which were built by Stalin's order at the middle of 20th century. It was erected in Moscow at 1949-1955 by the design of the architects Mordvinov and Krasilnikov. It stands on the ban...
Paula and GaryArthur was an absolutely amazing host. So kind, gentle, thoughtful, reliable and professional.
I traveled to Moscow to watch my daughter compete at the IAAF World Championships after suffering a severe leg injury.
Since I was in a wheelchair and unable to navigate the public transit in Moscow, it was so reassuring to know that there was someone available to drive me around the city.
Not only was Arthur a safe and reliable driver, he was also an excellent tour guide and translator. He found creative ways to get me into places that would normally be difficult for the disabled.
I felt like I had a great friend looking out for me during my entire trip.
I even encouraged Arthur to promote his services to the disabled because he provides such great care to his clients.
Needless to say, I would recommend Arthur without hesitation.
Paula (San Francisco, CA)
