While the main photo makes it look like it's a landmark building that should stand out easily from a distance, this hotel can be hard to find if you're on your own as it's on a side street and a fair walk from the nearest metro station. And no-one nearby could understand our pronunciation of what we were trying to... more

Excellent hotel close to Tvserkaya and the old Arbat. Great lobby and rooms and friendly staff. Breakfast is outstanding if included in room rate, otherwise will cost you 23 euros. Area is very quiet and safe. The only minus is really the 15/20 minutes to the closest tube station. more

We spent one night in Moscow before flying home. We had a full day to spend walking around the Red Square area. The Courtyard allowed us to check in early, probably since it was Friday and many of the business folks had already checked out. My wife in Russian and had lived in Moscow for years, and she even remarked... more

I recently had the pleasure of staying at this hotel during a 10 day trip to Russia. I would highly recommend it to anyone. The staff is super, especially Olga, Alena, and Julia at the front desk. I really put them thru the paces in getting help with quite a few things, and the came thru very well each time.... more

Have stayed at this Coutyard a number of times though this is my first review of it. Pleasant, very clean hotel in a quiet location, close to everything. Nice and safe and very easy to get around by foot or indeed, the Metro which is close by. Hotel is expensive at $600 USD a night...but all Western hotels in Moscow... more

We spent 2 nights at this hotel and we were very pleased with the accommodations, service and especially the location. As Marriott members we were able to get the room with points (only 20,000 points/night), so the cost was not an issue. We arrived with an early train from St Petersburg and before 9AM the room was not ready. We... more

We just arrived from Moscow and I can tell that was an excelent choise to stay in this hotel. The location is perfect. You have Red square at 15 min walk; Tverskaya Ulitsa at 10 min. walk and Old Arbat at about 20 min. walk. Also, you have metro stations close. It's on a quite street, very safely, but you... more

We were traveling throughout the Baltics and Russia and stayed in wonderful European hotels. When we arrived at the Marriott we might as well been in the states as so many of the guests were American. Which of course made it a surprise that the hotel lobby is sufficating with smokers. We had a midnight train to St. Petersburg and... more

The hotel is located in the centre of town right off Tverskaya and within walking distance to everything. Its not a Luxury hotel, but a good business hotel with a deacent price. Unless you want Ritz or the Hyatt and have an unlimited expense acct, I think this is one of the best price/value combos you can get in Moscow.... more