Ritz Carlton (5*)
The Ritz Carlton (5*) lies at the edge of the famed Red Square – the site of countless coronations and celebrations. The 11 storey five star hotel boasts polished, dark cherry and burl wood decor and bathrooms finished with marble from Portugal and the Altai mountains. The property features a Spa by ESPA with indoor pool, hotpool, sauna and steam rooms and has all of the amenities one would expect of a leading, first class hotel. Figuring on the Conde Nast 2012 Hotel awards as well as "World's Best Hotels 2012" with Travel & Leisure, it is quite simply "the" place to stay in the city! Savor the selection of the many fine dining options available onsite and prepare your senses for a culinary experience like no other. One of Moscow’s Hot Spots, the O2 Lounge is the ideal venue for cool cocktails and finest sushi with breathtaking views over Red Square and the Kremlin. The Ritz Carlton Bar & Lobby lounge offers a relaxed and sophisticated ambiance to enjoy pre or post dinner drinks while the Cafe Russe offers Authentic Russian dining experience with world-famous dishes and boasts over 350 vintages.
Overview
The most eagerly awaited hotel in Moscow eventually opened its doors in July 2007, with a stated aim to raise the standard for luxury hotels in the city. With the biggest entry-level rooms in Moscow, superb dining, business and fitness facilities, and an extraordinary range of concierge services to cater to every imaginable customer need, the Ritz Carlton can lay reasonable claim to being the finest in Moscow.
The Ritz Carlton's spacious and sumptuously decorated rooms and suites are traditionally styled, with polished wood and rich natural fabrics, but also fully equipped with state-of-the-art technical amenities. The hotel's public spaces are even more lavish, with the city's biggest ball room heading the list of spectacular conference and meeting spaces. The Ritz Carlton's restaurants, headed by a Michelin 3-star chef, are some of the finest in Moscow, and the 2,000-square-meter fitness center and ESPA is an experience in itself.