National Hotel
The splendid Hotel National is a historical landmark located in the immediate vicinity of Moscow’s major historical venues: the Red Square, Kremlin and St. Bazil’s Cathedral.
Built in 1903 in opulent Art Nouveau style, the hotel is an architectural and historical landmark in its own right. In September 2009, the hotel joined The Luxury Collection by Starwood, a glittering ensemble of more than 70 of the world's finest hotels and resorts in more than 30 countries around the globe. The historical grandeur and understated elegance of the property, together with The Luxury Collection's signature services and state-of-the-art technology, makes Hotel National a favorite destination for sophisticated global explorers visiting Moscow.
The hotel's room furnishings and decor are individual to each room and extremely stylish, embodying a turn-of-the-century elegance. The Hotel National is within easy walking distance of most of Moscow's major downtown landmarks and attractions; The Kremlin, Red Square and The Bolshoi Theater to name but a few. The National is the perfect hotel for the discerning business traveler or visitor to Moscow.
Built in 1903 in opulent Art Nouveau style, the hotel is an architectural and historical landmark in its own right. In September 2009, the hotel joined The Luxury Collection by Starwood, a glittering ensemble of more than 70 of the world's finest hotels and resorts in more than 30 countries around the globe. The historical grandeur and understated elegance of the property, together with The Luxury Collection's signature services and state-of-the-art technology, makes Hotel National a favorite destination for sophisticated global explorers visiting Moscow.
The hotel's room furnishings and decor are individual to each room and extremely stylish, embodying a turn-of-the-century elegance. The Hotel National is within easy walking distance of most of Moscow's major downtown landmarks and attractions; The Kremlin, Red Square and The Bolshoi Theater to name but a few. The National is the perfect hotel for the discerning business traveler or visitor to Moscow.
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National Hotel: Location & Directions
Nearest metro: Ohotny Ryad, Teatralnaya
The National Hotel is perfectly situated overlooking the golden onion domes and crenellated towers of The Kremlin, the historical and spiritual heart of Moscow. The Kremlin, meaning simply fortress in Russian, was founded by Prince Yury Dolgoruky in the 12th century AD. Originally just a wooden fort built on the hill above the confluence of the Moscow and Neglinaya rivers, the Kremlin rapidly became the focus around which grew up the city of Moscow. Over the centuries the Kremlin settlement developed and stone fortifications and cathedrals were built to house the rulers of Russia. The notorious Ivan The Terrible, the throne usurper Boris Godunov and Mikhail Romanov, the first Tsar from the dynasty that would rule Russia until the Revolution of 1917, all chose The Kremlin as their seat of power. But at the turn of the 18th Century Tsar Peter The Great founded the European city of St. Petersburg on the banks of the Neva River and the Gulf of Finland and made it Russia's new capital. Just over 200 years later political power returned to Moscow and the Kremlin, when Lenin transferred the Bolshevik government there in March 1918. The Kremlin complex houses not only the Senate, the official residence of the President of the Russian Federation, but also the Great Kremlin Palaces, numerous cathedrals and the State Armory, which exhibits a huge collection of priceless artifacts from throughout the history of the Russian Tsars.
The National stands in Manezhnaya Square just a 2 minute walk from the vast, cobbled expanse of Red Square, famed as the site of numerous Bolshevik demonstrations, Soviet parades and now occasional pop concerts. The Square is flanked by the red and back granite cubes of Lenin's Mausoleum (still displaying the body of the founder of the Soviet State), the brightly-colored onion domes of St. Basil's Cathedral, the celebrated GUM Department Store and the country's central Historical Museum. Manezhnaya Square is also home to the Alexander Gardens, where visitors can enjoy a pleasant stroll through the park and a shopping spree in the neighboring underground mall.
Within a 5 minute walk of the hotel guests will be delighted to see the impressive stucco-covered facade of the famous Bolshoy Theatre, the gem of Moscow's performing arts scene and home to the magnificent Bolshoy Ballet. Visitors shouldn't miss the opportunity to see one of their world-class ballet or opera performances. Also within walking distance of the National are the monumental State Duma building (home to the lower house of the Russian Parliament), the Offices of the Mayor of Moscow and an impressive statue devoted to the founder of the city, Prince Yury Dolgoruki. Moscow University's downtown complex and the Moscow Art Theatre, one of the most prestigious theatres in Russia, are also located nearby.
The Hotel National is perfectly located in the very heart of Moscow, just a 1 minute walk from Metro Station Okhotny Ryad, and approximately an hour's drive from Moscow's Sheremetevo International Airport.
The National Hotel is perfectly situated overlooking the golden onion domes and crenellated towers of The Kremlin, the historical and spiritual heart of Moscow. The Kremlin, meaning simply fortress in Russian, was founded by Prince Yury Dolgoruky in the 12th century AD. Originally just a wooden fort built on the hill above the confluence of the Moscow and Neglinaya rivers, the Kremlin rapidly became the focus around which grew up the city of Moscow. Over the centuries the Kremlin settlement developed and stone fortifications and cathedrals were built to house the rulers of Russia. The notorious Ivan The Terrible, the throne usurper Boris Godunov and Mikhail Romanov, the first Tsar from the dynasty that would rule Russia until the Revolution of 1917, all chose The Kremlin as their seat of power. But at the turn of the 18th Century Tsar Peter The Great founded the European city of St. Petersburg on the banks of the Neva River and the Gulf of Finland and made it Russia's new capital. Just over 200 years later political power returned to Moscow and the Kremlin, when Lenin transferred the Bolshevik government there in March 1918. The Kremlin complex houses not only the Senate, the official residence of the President of the Russian Federation, but also the Great Kremlin Palaces, numerous cathedrals and the State Armory, which exhibits a huge collection of priceless artifacts from throughout the history of the Russian Tsars.
The National stands in Manezhnaya Square just a 2 minute walk from the vast, cobbled expanse of Red Square, famed as the site of numerous Bolshevik demonstrations, Soviet parades and now occasional pop concerts. The Square is flanked by the red and back granite cubes of Lenin's Mausoleum (still displaying the body of the founder of the Soviet State), the brightly-colored onion domes of St. Basil's Cathedral, the celebrated GUM Department Store and the country's central Historical Museum. Manezhnaya Square is also home to the Alexander Gardens, where visitors can enjoy a pleasant stroll through the park and a shopping spree in the neighboring underground mall.
Within a 5 minute walk of the hotel guests will be delighted to see the impressive stucco-covered facade of the famous Bolshoy Theatre, the gem of Moscow's performing arts scene and home to the magnificent Bolshoy Ballet. Visitors shouldn't miss the opportunity to see one of their world-class ballet or opera performances. Also within walking distance of the National are the monumental State Duma building (home to the lower house of the Russian Parliament), the Offices of the Mayor of Moscow and an impressive statue devoted to the founder of the city, Prince Yury Dolgoruki. Moscow University's downtown complex and the Moscow Art Theatre, one of the most prestigious theatres in Russia, are also located nearby.
The Hotel National is perfectly located in the very heart of Moscow, just a 1 minute walk from Metro Station Okhotny Ryad, and approximately an hour's drive from Moscow's Sheremetevo International Airport.
National Hotel: Services & Facilities
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National Hotel: Guest Rooms
In 2009, the National has undergone extensive renovation of all its guest rooms, suites and public areas. By restoring the hotel to its original splendor with all modern amenities, the National's legacy as a landmark destination of utmost luxury has once more been confirmed.
Each of the 206 luxuriously appointed guest rooms feature genuine exclusive furniture inspired by the hotel's nineteenth-century decor, spacious bathing and dressing areas as well as state-of-the-art technology including plasma TVs and DVD players. Moreover, the hotel's 56 historical suites are adorned with authentic and rare Russian antiques, including vases, lamps, mirrors, statues and paintings. Many of the hotel's guest rooms boast exceptional city views including panoramas of the Kremlin.
Each of the 206 luxuriously appointed guest rooms feature genuine exclusive furniture inspired by the hotel's nineteenth-century decor, spacious bathing and dressing areas as well as state-of-the-art technology including plasma TVs and DVD players. Moreover, the hotel's 56 historical suites are adorned with authentic and rare Russian antiques, including vases, lamps, mirrors, statues and paintings. Many of the hotel's guest rooms boast exceptional city views including panoramas of the Kremlin.
The National Hotel has 26 Standard Single Rooms, each of which measures 10-13.5 sq. m. and comes with one single bed and a full compliment of furniture including a large writing desk. Standard Single Rooms at the National Hotel offer views of either the hotel courtyard or the neighboring street (no Kremlin view). The en suite bathroom includes bath, shower, and WC. In addition to the standard amenities, the 12 Standard Single Rooms on the National Club VIP floor come with fax, photocopier, printer and scanner. »
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