Excellent hotel! I’ve stayed there twice and both times the Savoy met my expectations for a hotel in this class. The staff is professional and helpful. The rooms are somewhat smaller than most American hotels, but are very comfortably furnished. The heated floor and towel racks in the bathroom are an especially nice touch. If I’m ever in Moscow again,... More

I chose the Savoy as with only 67 rooms it comes as close as Moscow does to being a 'boutique' style hotel, we wanted something more personal than the corporate behemoths that proliferate in the city and also something that would provide a sense of history and Old World elegance without any ex Soviet crustiness. And to all intents and... More

We were on a trip to Moscow celebrating our first wedding anniversary and we really enjoyed our stay at Hotel Savoy. The hotel with very grand with beautiful ornate rooms, great bar and lounging area with comfortable sumptuous sofas. I loved the breakfast; tables and tables of varied food, biscuits, cakes, pastries, I couldn't stop going up for more! Yum,... More

Excellent if very expensive hotel in the heart of Moscow. Five minutes walk away from the main sights (Red Square etc). I had an upgraded room which was very nice - huge bed, lots of space in the room, excellent bathroom with walk in shower, heated floor etc. Gym is very well equiped for a hotel gym with a nice... More

Nice hotel, perfect location, ok rooms, breakfast & service in general - but buying tickets for the Bolshoi through the concierge is just as risky as it would be on the black market. I basically went to Moscow because I wanted to see the Swan Lake at the Bolshoi - a once-in-a-lifetime experience. I got in touch with the hotel... More

The Savoy is a beautiful, elegant, friendly hotel that is located near Red Square and the Bolshoi. It is at the beginning of pedestrian concourses that encompass the elegant shopping districts near the Kremlin. The neighborhood is safe. It is near 3 Metro lines. The dining room for breakfast is spectacular in the grand Pre-Bolshevik style. The buffet is extensive.... More

Stayed there for a week, walking distance to Red Square and near nice places to eat. Big bedroom, clean and comfortable with a nice shower (a must have after a long flight and the traffic jam in Moscow) and amenities. The restaurant is good for breakfast but quite expensive for dinner. Recommended for business travels, as you might arrive late... More

It happens that I stayed in 3 different hotels during my recent visit to Moscow. Savoy was my last stop and it disappointed especially in comparison with the other two (Radisson Ukraina and Hyatt Ararat). The location is great right in the heart of the city. Unfortunately service and decor brought me back 20 years to the Soviet era. While... More

The Savoy is an elegant hotel, situated within easy walking distance of Red Square, the GUM department store and a number of metro stations. Our room - standard - was large with a sizeable en suite. Decor is recent though classical: and gilt is a favourite in the Russian style. The Savoy has good staff, providing consistent service. It's also... More