Cheap Hotels in Moscow near Polytechnical Museum

Excellent value for money!
Every detail is thoughtfully thought out—from the cooking utensils to the needles and threads.

Everything was fine.
The hostess was very welcoming and explained everything right away.
Everything was clean, they probably cleaned every day. They even changed the towels during our 8-night stay.

Great location, room amenities, helpful staff, comfortable double bed, spacious room with amenities. (Family room! )

Excellent location. All public transportation and Red Square are within walking distance. Common areas were cleaned regularly. The staff was polite and friendly.

Great location, room amenities, helpful staff, comfortable double bed, spacious room with amenities. (Family room! )

Excellent location. All public transportation and Red Square are within walking distance. Common areas were cleaned regularly. The staff was polite and friendly.

The very center of the city. 20 minutes walk to Red Square.
The room is small, the size of a train compartment. But I was alone and it was great to spend the night or live for a couple of days.

Cheap, good location.
A kitchen where one person is cramped is one for the whole hotel. In general, it’s very cramped, the corridors are narrow, the showers and toilets are small.

The staff were very helpful, despite my limited Russian. The rooms were cleaned daily. The facilities were clean.
There were only two toilets and one shower on our floor. Frankly, that's not enough.

Great place to sleep in Moscow, really close to the center!

My name is Stanislav Konstantinovich Skuliberdin, I'm a resuscitation specialist and anesthesiologist. I'd like to thank Rospotrebnadzor for the excellent staff.

Cheap, location.
The people in the hostel are…🤷‍♂️ not hostel vibe.

A very good hotel, just ideally located: 3 metro stations within a 4-minute walk. There are shops, cafes, and a bank nearby. The room is clean, simple, but everything is there.

5 minutes to the nearest metro, 20-25 minutes walk to Red Square.
Good fresh linen, towels, slippers. TV, lights, sockets — everything worked.