First time I had stayed in this chain, hotel is on the outskirts of Moscow, the rooms were comfy and good size, there was wi fi in the hotel, plenty of places to eat within the complex.... It had everything required...restaurant ,cafe, coffee shop,  shops, bar (itself) and the restaurant on 2 nd floor, you didn't need to leave the complex..
Food was reasonable standard, however may need to order a side dish. 

Pluses for this hotel: wifi, 
minus: too many checkin desks, service desk, security desk,

Not many English Speakers, need to point to get food/beer, but definately need the metro to get to Moscow, do your homework on where and how to get about, as this is positioned on blue line.

I stayed in Vega hotel for 3 nights.
Room was very clean. Service was great as for Russia)). Helpful staff.
The main advantage is it's location: the metro station in 2 minutes on foot.

The biggest hotel ever and just one of several linked hotel buildings in the area. (Previously Olympic Village). A place where you will run into lots of tour parties. Our tour party used buses, so it did not matter that the hotel seemed a way away from our touring routes. Clean, roomy, recently refurbished and pleasantly staffed. Walking distance to a variety of restaurants (chain food quality) and the huge Sat-Sun market where you'll find every Russian souvenir you could want at cheap prices, if you bargain.

Recently included in the BW family it is located near metro station Partizanskaia. This building is a part of the multy-building huge tourist hotel of the Soviet time. Now it is renovated. The price is huigher than you want to pay for the hotel located not in the city center, but it is Moscow. If you are fan of the flea markets, nearby Sat-Sun the biggest one in Moscow is located