Hotels near Moscow Expocentre on Krasnaya Presnya

Across the road from the Golden Ring Hotel in an identical 1970s tower block, the Belgrad Hotel offers the same advantageous location for access to Moscow Expocentre, but is a world away in terms of fittings and facilities. Standards here are very basic, with rooms last renovated in the '90s, and guests should not expect much in the way of comfort or service. The Belgrad does have two major advantages, however, and those are very low rates by downtown Moscow standards and, for expo participants, a reasonable change of last-minute availability. »»»

One of Moscow's best business hotels, the Crowne Plaza World Trade Centre is less than ten minutes' walk from the Moscow Expocentre and boasts both very well-equipped deluxe accommodation and a huge range of business and leisure facilities including first-class fitness centre with large indoor pool and some of Moscow's biggest and best meeting facilities. The Crowne Plaza is also one of the city's best value five-star hotels. In 2013, the hotel was voted Russia's leading business hotel in the World Travel Awards. »»»

A locally-manged five-star hotel with a reasonable reputation for standards of service and facilities, the Golden Ring Hotel is located across the road from Smolenskaya Metro Station, making it possible to reach the Moscow Expocentre in around 15 minutes by metro or car. While the Golden Ring cannot offer a full luxury experience, it does provide good-quality guest rooms with a full range of amenities, and more-than-adequate business and leisure facilities. Prices are among the lowest in Moscow for five-star accommodation. »»»

The first European property for Korea's leading luxury hotel chain, the Lotte Hotel Moscow is located on the Garden Ring a short drive (or two stops by metro) from the Moscow Expocentre. A showcase for the brand, the Lotte Hotel offers some of Moscow's largest guest rooms, beautifully decorated and fitted, an extensive Spa and fitness centre with large indoor pool, and very stylish meeting facilities. Service at the hotel is also very highly rated, and the only slight disappointment is the underwhelming restaurant, although there are plenty of excellent options nearby. »»»

Located just across the Moskva River from the Moscow Expocentre (around ten minutes' drive in clear traffic or one stop on the metro), the Radisson Royal Hotel is one of Moscow's most spectacular luxury properties. Housed in the former Hotel Ukraina, one of the seven neo-gothic skyscrapers of the Stalin era, the hotel boasts both historic features, such as a vast collection of original Soviet art, and state-of-the-art luxuries including a fleet of year-round river yachts. Accommodation, leisure and business facilities are all suitably opulent and extensive. »»»

Famous in the 1990s as Moscow's first western luxury hotel, the Radisson Slavyanskaya's heyday may be behind it, but it is still a popular deluxe option for business travelers, with extensive meeting facilities and excellent fitness and leisure amenities, including 25-meter indoor pool. Four-star accommodation is spacious and well-equipped, but slightly dated. The hotel is located next to Kiev Railway Station, making it only one stop on the metro from Moscow Expocentre, with a total journey time of around 15 minutes door-to-door. »»»