The hotel is not a premium, but I liked that he was courteous staff. Reserve a room, but could not arrive in time, I was put out without delay, for it thank you very much the hotel staff. Necessarily, I stayed at this hotel on the return my trip. Thank you!

I am amazed to read the complaints of most people. What you pay is what you get. First of all it is Russia and you have to accept culture. I used to walk to the Metro, and count the stations where I want to get out. Of course it is not always easy, but who cares, you only learn from... More

Actually, when i read all reviews - i was shocked, because we had to stay at this at hotel with our business conference. But when we arrived there it was not so terrific as i suspected! Of course it was a standard russian hotel with their specific service level. But we checked in fast. Our rooms were new and comfortable... More

Hotel rooms were clean and spacious although a client had to change room 2 times because the first 2 rooms were problematic. That said, room service is better done through your travel agent (God bless you if you're there on your own), but then again, this is Russia we're talking about; you'd be lucky to meet anyone speaking English (one... More

OK so where do I start... I travelled to Moscow from the 30th November to 4th December 2009 on business, this hotel was booked by my company's office based in Moscow for my 5 day trip.... based 1hr from the Domodedovo airport. On arrival at the hotel it was requested that I pay upfront for the room for the week...... More

Just returned from the Saluyt. The hotel is not as bad as described if you get a room from the renovated floors. There is a free wi-fi but it is not safe if your virus detection software is not up-to-date. We received several malicious attacks that originated from an internal Salyut IP address (192.168.15.255).

This is not a great hotel. It did what was needed for the 2 nights we were there, but the location was only good for my clients - near their office. All that said, it forced me out into a part of the city that I was not familiar with and I took a Metro line that I had yet... More

We were forced to stay here as part of a very large group. I can't imagine that the location and ambience would attract any independent travellers. This 24 storey hotel on the outskirts of Moscow includes a tawdry casino. The car park costs money, so tour buses usually stop a couple of blocks away and guests have to wheel their... More

I stayed here for business in Sept 2007. The hotel is, in one word, scary. There is absolutely nothing nearby. It's $25 to the city center, minimum. If you don't speak Russian, you are out of luck. No staff in the hotel speak English. The room was a small twin bed, with blinking flourescent lighting and a desk with a... More