Stayed there for a week, walking distance to Red Square and near nice places to eat. Big bedroom, clean and comfortable with a nice shower (a must have after a long flight and the traffic jam in Moscow) and amenities. The restaurant is good for breakfast but quite expensive for dinner. Recommended for business travels, as you might arrive late... More

It happens that I stayed in 3 different hotels during my recent visit to Moscow. Savoy was my last stop and it disappointed especially in comparison with the other two (Radisson Ukraina and Hyatt Ararat). The location is great right in the heart of the city. Unfortunately service and decor brought me back 20 years to the Soviet era. While... More

The Savoy is an elegant hotel, situated within easy walking distance of Red Square, the GUM department store and a number of metro stations. Our room - standard - was large with a sizeable en suite. Decor is recent though classical: and gilt is a favourite in the Russian style. The Savoy has good staff, providing consistent service. It's also... More

Like staying in an historic home. From the moment you enter the lobby you are aware of the size and grandeur of the building. The rooms are large with chandeliers and marble bathrooms. Meals served in very ornate dinning room with a fountain and fish pond in the centre. Breakfast was well worth the price - very plentiful with large... More

Moscow is not a pedestrian friendly city, so it matters where you stay. Savoy is very close to two metro stations and 5-min walking distance to all of the touristic attractions. The staff is very friendly, and the high-ceiling rooms are very comfortable. Breakfast is also nice. Price is a little on the higher end, but this is Moscow..

The Savoy clearly shows that it is in a historical building. Nevertheless, the rooms are spacious, ceilings are high and the location is right at the center. While there are other 5 star hotels located a bit more closer to the Kremlin, the 5 min extra walk is worth the experience.

The staff here was gracious and friendly. The location was close to Red Square and the metro. Rooms were clean and beautiful. The concierge was helpful. I have to say that the Russian people in general were extremely nice. We loved Moscow. It is a city with well-dressed cosmopolitan people, beautiful architecture and a historic pride of place. It is... More

The Savoy in Moscow is celebrating 100 years - that's a long time but fortunately the place has been well looked after. It's rather ornate for most tastes but the rooms are well appointed and the bed was very comfortable with proper sheets and blankets rather than a duvet that I don't much like since they seem to have one... More

The 100th anniversary of the Savoy coincided with my stay and the "decor" definitely fits the age of the hotel; however it is certainly not run-down. Although I prefer a modern aesthetic, the furniture and paint colors have a very high quality (ie expensive) and regal feel. I had a single room with a double bed and the lighting in... More