Aeropolis Hotel

There's no kettle in the room; there's a shared water cooler on the floor. There's no microwave, not even on the floor, and not everyone can buy food in the restaurant. There's no welcome tea or sugar. If I'm going on vacation, I clearly don't need a kilogram of tea and sugar. This is my third time at the hotel, but the second time they frayed my nerves filling out the personal data processing form. Even though I've done it before. I think this is my last time at this hotel.

A good hotel for a 1-2 night stay. Check-in was quick, even earlier than the stated time.
It was chilly in the room.

VTB Arena is within walking distance if you need to go to a concert or game and don't want to travel far. It's a leisurely 20-minute walk. Parking is small, but adequate, and costs 600 rubles (not bad for Moscow). The metro is also a 20-minute walk away, right next to the arena, and from there it's three stops to the Bolshoi Theater.
The room is small, but quite comfortable for an overnight stay. There's a water cooler on the floor. Glasses are in the room's nightstand (surprise! ).
There were renovations going on; we returned to our room around midnight and heard hammering somewhere behind the wall. The bathroom was very cramped. There was no hairdryer. Perhaps they offer one on request, but asking for one after a shower is no fun. Screw it to the wall—what's with that weird quirk? It costs next to nothing. Breakfast is so-so, 1, 000 rubles per person. Overall, it's a decent hotel; it's best to book in advance, as there are unlikely to be any rooms available on the day of events at the arena.

I often stay at Aeropolis, near the Dynamo and Aeroport metro stations. Those who know what they're talking about choose the Aerohotel. It's clean, well-insulated, and the staff is helpful. My wife didn't like the mattress, but it was replaced within 15 minutes. The hotel restaurant is excellent, and the prices are reasonable. The design is understated, perfect for serious business travelers.

No water, no kettle, no tea/coffee in the room. Although the room is comfortable-class it was very poor. Hair-dryer didn’t work.

There are more cons than pros. Pros include easy access to transportation, the surrounding infrastructure, a free room extension until 4:00 PM, decent buffet breakfasts (not very varied, but tasty), a water cooler on the floor, and an ironing board and iron. Cons: We booked a standard room with a king-size bed for two, but it was actually two extra beds under one blanket. There's no air conditioning or fan in the room, though at least the windows opened. Upon check-in, there was an unpleasant odor in the room. Although it's a double room, there's only one nightstand, no desk, one chair, and no mirror in the hallway. Considering the bathroom doesn't have a hairdryer or outlet, and the room doesn't have a mirror but does have an outlet, we had to dry our hair with the hairdryer we brought with us, staring at the reflection of the TV. The carpet is stained, the bathroom flush doesn't work properly (the button keeps sticking), the shower doors don't close properly and swing open at the slightest movement. There's no coat hook, and the towel holders hang right above the toilet. Not to mention the tiles, which look like they're from a public restroom. Of course, the room's first impression is disappointing. I understand it's a 3-star hotel, but it feels like everything was designed without regard for guest comfort. My daughter and I had a room on the 9th floor.

A good hotel option in Moscow if you need to stay close to the center and inexpensive (relatively). Regarding the rooms: 1. Choose not ‘standard’, but ‘comfort’, the difference in price is minimal, but the difference in the quality of the rooms is huge.
2. Immediately ask to change your room if you don’t like it, there are good rooms there, the girls at the reception are very friendly and helpful.

Quite a good hotel. We stayed for one night. We went to the VEB Arena stadium, to the CSKA match. Relatively close. The room is clean and tidy.

Wonderful receptionists, they help and explain everything. The room is clean, the location is good, overall I think it’s worth the price.
Dangerous black mold in the bathroom on the shower doors, the doors did not close tightly, water came out. There was a very bright light from the lamps by the bed (which were loose, it was scary to even touch it again), while the light in the hallway was very dim.

Good location, close to the metro, bus stop, close to Perekrestok, Pyaterochka, etc. Stores.
There was no air conditioning in the room and on hot days it was simply unbearable to be in the room. Old, worn carpet.

Friendly staff. Location.
The room itself is good. But it was very stuffy, which caused a lot of discomfort. The windows didn't help. There is no air conditioning in the room.

Hello everybody. My daughter and I stayed at the Aeropolis Hotel for a day from July 21 to July 22. We took a superior comfort room with separate beds. The room is cozy, clean, bed linen and towels are a separate issue — so snow-white 😍 Many wrote about the noise from Leningiadka — a little could be heard, but it did not interfere with sleep. The staff is very friendly. We quickly checked into our room.
We took a room with breakfast (+700 rubles per person to the room rate). Breakfast is a buffet. Very comfortably. Food for every taste, everything was very tasty. They left full and satisfied.
We thank all the hotel staff! We will definitely come again and recommend the Aeropolis Hotel.

We chose the hotel so that it was not far from the center. To the Dynamo and Airport metro stations +-10 minutes walk. Lived as a family. It was only important for us to spend the night in more or less normal conditions. Check-in after 14.00 everything is clear. Fast. Didn't eat with them. The only thing was that we ordered French fries for the child a couple of times. Menu prices are in the elevator and in the room in the hotel brochure.
The room was clean. Large double bed. We fit in comfortably (according to the terms of the reservation: a child under 7 years old without a sleeping place. Ours is 4 years old). The towels are clean. Plumbing too. It suited us.
We ate at the refectory (10 minutes from the hotel) behind Petrovsky Park. There is a church there and a canteen on its territory. Quite affordable and tasty. I recommend. (the only thing open from 11 to 16.00)
Our windows faced the east side. It’s hot in the room of course + the windows are on the avenue, and there are 14 lanes of traffic and it’s constant noise. I spent the night and realized that I would go to the nearest pharmacy to buy earplugs. The child slept without problems, but I have a very light sleep.
Take this into account when choosing a hotel.

Smelly and noisy room. There is no air conditioning in the room, no hairdryer, no kettle, no disposable slippers. It is difficult to turn around in the shower stall, and the bathroom in general. You just have to look at breakfast to understand that you don’t want to eat it. I doubt that this even amounts to ***.

Convenient location, metro nearby, check-in quickly, parking available, quite clean, everything you need (hairdryer, shampoo, gel, soap…) we were with a child, when booking it was indicated without an extra bed, but in fact they put an extra bed in the room bed, thank you.
Although the room is quiet relative to the neighboring rooms, it is very noisy from the windows.

Paid parking.
-no Wi-Fi, literally at all.
-the rooms are very tired.
— the toilet smells.
-audibility — windows clearly need to be replaced, the hotel is located on Leningradka — 12 lanes in both directions, that is, traffic is busy around the clock.
— very uncomfortable beds.
In general, I do not recommend this hotel.

I'll say this. This is a comfortable, clean place with very tasty breakfasts; for lunch or dinner, try the local borscht. The towels and bed linen are clean, they want to do cleaning every day, I refused. The staff is adequate. The location is convenient.