Moscow National 5*

 

Hotel description

The National Hotel was built in 1903 by the famous Russian architect Alexander Ivanov in an eclectic style, which was very popular at the turn of the century. The construction cost nearly one million roubles, then, a huge sum of money. Very soon hotel National became extremely popular among Russian businessmen for its luxury, restaurants and its services: it was the only hotel in the city with elevators. 

In 1991 hotel National was closed for complete renovation which took four years to complete. When it was opened in May 1995 it quickly became popular and welcomed such famous people as Jacque Shirac, Julio Iglesias, John Travolta, Ray Charles and many others. Nowadays it has a state-of-the-art catering department, the most up-to-date fire-fighting equipment and a sophisticated security system. The hotel is located next to the Kremlin and Bolshoi Theatre. The hotel is a part of Forte & Le Meridian Hotels chain. The personnel trained to the highest standards will make your stay there most comfortable and pleasant.
 

Room description

The hotel has 224 rooms, including 37 suites. Most of them are individually designed and decorated. Every room has satellite TV and radio, direct telephone with an extension in the bathroom, mini-bar, air conditioning, hairdryer, trouser press, bathrobe, slippers and bathroom amenities. Personal safe deposit boxes in all Suites and some Luxury rooms.

All rooms are very quiet thanks to thick walls and double-glazing. There is a fax in each room on VIP floor, ironing on the day of arrival, light snacks and mineral water during the day.
 

Hotel amenities

• National Club Floor
• Restaurant and Bar
• Conference and Banqueting
• Business Centre
• Health Club
• 24 hour Room Service
• Hotel Laundry and Dry Cleaning
• Valet service
• Limousine service
• Currency exchange office
• Safety deposit boxes
• Satellite television with CNN and European channels
• In-house florist
• Gift shop
• Boutique and Jewellers
• Beauty salon
• Mini Bars

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