Hotels with breakfast in Moscow

Vorontsovsky suits those who enjoy exploring on foot: Novospassky Monastery is opposite, and Red Square is about a half-hour walk along the embankment. Oblaka is convenient for metro trips, with Proletarskaya station just a minute’s walk away; the Monastery of Saint Matrona is seven minutes away on foot.

These hotels on Leningradsky Prospekt are handy for business trips and sightseeing in Moscow. For a leisurely morning, AZIMUT Hotel Aerostar serves a buffet breakfast from 7 am to 11 am. At Ibis Moscow Dynamo, the breakfast buffet starts at 6:30 am and runs until 10 am on weekdays and 11 am on weekends; children aged five and under have breakfast free with their parents.

At Satelinn Moscow Khovrino, mornings start with a buffet breakfast, with a park nearby for a stroll. Hampton by Hilton Moscow Strogino offers a complimentary hot breakfast—a handy choice for visits to Crocus Expo, 2 km away. If work takes you to Rumyantsevo Business Park, Sunflower Rumyantsevo is located within the park and serves breakfast in its restaurant.

At Ahouse Hotel on Nakhimovsky Prospekt, you can order breakfast at Ryabina café, and your room has a kitchenette. Netizen Rimskaya also offers breakfast, with a choice of private rooms or dorm beds. If you prefer preparing your own meals, Norke Varshavskaya has kitchenettes with hobs, while Amay Hotel on Pervomayskaya has kitchen areas with microwaves, kettles and fridges.

At AZIMUT City Hotel Olympic Moscow, the breakfast buffet runs from 7 to 11 am, with hot dishes, fruit and pastries. For travel via Sheremetyevo, Sheraton Skypoint Luxe Hotel offers a free shuttle to the airport terminals and breakfast tailored to Chinese guests. For a countryside stay, AMAKS Krasnaya Pakhra offers children’s and special dietary menus.