Hotels in downtown Moscow
In central Moscow, you can stay a few minutes’ walk from the theatres or choose an apartment for exploring historic streets. This collection includes hotel rooms, spacious apartments and capsules in shared rooms.
Explore Central Moscow on Foot
Peter I on Neglinnaya Street is a convenient base for a theatre trip: the Bolshoi and Maly theatres are a few minutes’ walk away, while the Kremlin and Red Square are 10–15 minutes away on foot. Stella di Mosca by BVLGARI Hotels on Bolshaya Nikitskaya Street is near Alexander Garden; after exploring, you can unwind in its library or visit its Italian restaurant.
Explore Central Moscow on Foot
Choose where to start exploring Moscow: Mirros Moscow Kremlin is a 10-minute walk from the Kremlin, while Boris Godunov is a 10-minute walk from the Bolshoi Theatre. For a break from street noise after sightseeing, A.Kosterev Moscow is set in a quiet courtyard off Tverskaya Street; its rooms are small.
Stay on Tverskaya near Red Square
These apartments on Tverskaya are a convenient base for exploring central Moscow on foot, with Red Square, theatres and museums nearby. Norke Apart offers bright studios a two-minute walk from Okhotny Ryad metro station—handy for trips beyond the centre. Tverskaya Street has spacious two-room apartments for those who want more space.
Apartments for Exploring Central Moscow
Stay among theatres, cafés and historic buildings on Kamergersky Lane, Bolshaya Dmitrovka, Petrovka or Neglinnaya, and explore central Moscow on foot. Tverskaya Street on Kamergersky suits groups of up to five, with windows overlooking a quiet courtyard. Apartments on Kamergersky offers split-level accommodation with a sleeping area upstairs and a kitchen downstairs.
Capsules in Central Moscow
Rus Teatralnaya Hostel on Stoleshnikov Lane is a handy base for exploring central Moscow on foot: Red Square is within walking distance, with the Bolshoi Theatre and GUM nearby. Choose a capsule in a shared room or a Comfort or Family room, and prepare your own meals in the equipped communal kitchen.
What to consider when choosing
Peter I on Neglinnaya Street is a good choice for a theatre trip: the Bolshoi and Maly theatres are a few minutes’ walk away, and the Kremlin and Red Square are 10–15 minutes away on foot. For exploring on foot, also consider apartments on Kamergersky Lane or Petrovka, among theatres, cafés and historic buildings.
For a hotel stay with a pool and spa, consider The Carlton, Moscow; for a group of up to five, Tverskaya Street on Kamergersky offers an apartment overlooking a quiet courtyard. If you’re comfortable sleeping in a shared room, Rus Teatralnaya Hostel has capsules and an equipped communal kitchen.
Some hotels offer parking: The Carlton, Moscow has an underground car park, while Metropol has paid, guarded parking by the entrance with special terms for hotel guests. Check space availability and charges with your chosen hotel before travelling.