Moscow is a english-less place. But when you book a four stars hotel, one should expect a recepcionist capable of understanding basic english. That's not the case here. I am brazilian, I do not fancy to speak in english too... but it is an "universal" language. We missed our conection in London so we arrived in Moscow in the morning... More

I stayed here for one night. Hotel is located close enough to city's main places and is about 0.5km away from closest metro station. Room that I shared with my friend was very big, clean and good enough yet not very new. Toilet, shower OK. Breakfast was good enough as well with warm and cold dishes in Russian style. I... More

Perfect hotel for both tourist and business, perfectly placed for the nearest metro and only a few stops from the city center, very friendly and helpful staff, superb little bar, offering snacks , business lunches, and cold beers during the hot summer days

Average hotel but I rated poor because of false advertising. I stayed at this hotel 8 nights. Bad points: - no mini-refrigerator in the room even though it was written on every brochure etc (asked to be changed to a room having one, but staff at the reception said, there are none and obviously never was...) - no blinds at... More

the rooms and bathrooms are huge and very clean. No LCD Tv's and english channels but good wi-fi in the hotel that is free. Breakfast is good although standard and the restaurant served good food during lunch and dinner hours. There is a fitness facility available in the basement where there is 1 treadmill and a few other machines which... More

Having just come from Istanbul, where I stayed at the Dedeman Hotel, I felt like having time-travelled 20 years back in time. Anyway, the receptionist did try her best to check us in, but procedures are a bit lengthy and cumbersome. The rooms are big, quite big actually and clean, but furnished in a style that went out 20years ago.... More

Clean, with big, spacious rooms, centrally located. Breakfast is poor though. Wifi connection is fast and free.

It was really a value for money hotel in the expensive Moscow. Plenty of space in the rooms, clean ones as well as many amenities on them. Alexandra in the reception was very friendly and professional. Expensive Internet, about 300 rubles per hour, and not the most ideal location.

The Oksana is close to the BDNX metro station in the North of the city, next to the space park and the Cosmos hotel/casino. We transfered here mid-stay from the nearby Zvevdnaya hotel, and the Oksana was an upgrade of quantum proportions. The Oksana was fully booked when we arrived in Moscow, hence the need to stay in the alternative... More