Marco Polo by Moss Hospitality (Marco Polo by Moss Hospitality)

The Marco Polo Hotel is located in the very center of Moscow, near the famous Patriarch's Ponds. All the main sights of the capital are within walking distance, as well as numerous restaurants, bars, cafes and shops of local brands. There are five metro stations in the immediate vicinity of the hotel – Pushkinskaya, Tverskaya, Chekhovskaya, Mayakovskaya and Barricadnaya, which guarantees transport accessibility to any part of the city, even during rush hour. The main building of the Marco Polo Hotel (Spiridonevsky Lane 9, building 1) was built in 1904 to accommodate British and American governesses. Then the building was called "St. Andrew's House", and the funds for its construction were given by a Scottish Muscovite Jane McGill, her portrait will be seen by guests in the walls of the hotel. William Walcott, another Muscovite of British origin, who also designed the building of the Metropol Hotel, was invited as the architect. In 2022, the hotel underwent a partial renovation: the public areas were completely renovated, as well as part of the room stock. A unique concept has been developed for Marco Polo, the meaning of which is to create new and modern interiors while preserving the historical heritage of the hotel. The purpose of the renovation is to breathe newness and life, preserving the current interiors, furniture and style as much as possible, recycling and rethinking materials. The Marco Polo Hotel consists of 75 rooms of various categories – overlooking the streets of old Moscow or a quiet courtyard. All rooms have high ceilings (3.10 m) and differ in design style and size. 16 rooms are equipped with terraces overlooking Spiridonevsky Lane. Louis The Claw Restaurant serves a la carte breakfast every morning from 9:00 to 12:00. Check the cost of breakfast with the administrator