Sovietsky Hotel

The four-star Sovietsky Hotel occupies the building of the former Yar Restaurant, which was established in 1826 and had been considered the best restaurant in Russia since that time. The Sovietsky Hotel was founded in 1951 as a governmental residence. It is located in the central part of Moscow and surrounded by the variety of sights, business-centers and places of historical interest of the Russian capital.

The hotel offers its guests the accommodation in 100 cozy and originally designed rooms, high European standards of services and a wide choice of opportunities both for business and leisure. The Sovietsky Hotel was prized more than once for high level of its services and the renaissance of the Russian traditions of hospitality. It was highly appreciated by its world-famous guests: Margaret Thatcher, Conrad Adenauer, Mireille Mathieu, Jean Paul Belmondo, Adriano Celentano and others.