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Retro Moscow Arbat
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680 м
Smolenskaya
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Description
Retro Moscow Arbat Hotel is located in Moscow center, 700 m from the famous Stary Arbat Street. Smolenskaya Metro Station is a 10-minute walk away.
All rooms have shared bathrooms. Guests have free Wi-Fi access throughout the hotel. Some rooms have a view of the Novy Arbat street.
The reception desk works 24 hours a day.
The Kremlin is 1.6 km away from Retro Moscow Arbat hotel. The distance to Vnukovo international airport (VKO) is 25 km.
Please note that budget rooms have no windows (equipped with air conditioner).
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24-hour reception desk
Free tea and coffee
Fridge
Microwave
Hairdryer
Ironing facilities
Kettle
Washing machine
Stove
Tableware
Free Wi-Fi in every room
Luggage storage room
| Room type | Number of guests | Price for one night
Price for entire room
|
|---|---|---|
| Budget Twin Room
Single occupancy
|
from 1 490 ₽
from 1 290 ₽
| |
| Budget Double Room
Single occupancy
|
from 1 490 ₽
from 1 290 ₽
| |
| Budget Triple Room |
from 1 690 ₽
| |
| Standard Twin Room
Single occupancy
|
from 1 690 ₽
from 1 490 ₽
| |
| Standard Double Room
Single occupancy
|
from 1 690 ₽
from 1 490 ₽
| |
| Standard triple room |
from 1 890 ₽
| |
| Superior Triple Room |
from 2 090 ₽
|
7 available rooms
Budget Twin Room
from 1 290 ₽
+ from 194 points
Budget Double Room
from 1 290 ₽
+ from 194 points
Budget Triple Room
from 1 690 ₽
+ from 254 points
Standard Twin Room
from 1 490 ₽
+ from 224 points
Standard Double Room
from 1 490 ₽
+ from 224 points
Standard triple room
from 1 890 ₽
+ from 284 points
Superior Triple Room
from 2 090 ₽
+ from 314 points
Location and attractions
Arbat Street
645 m
In 15th and 16th century, the place that is now behind the modern Arbatskie Vorota square was called Vspolye. It was an uninhabited empty space connected to the suburbs of the city. The entry to it was protected by a moat that existed as early as second half of the 14th century. That's where the old Mozhaysk road started, connecting Moscow to Mozhaysk and Smolensk.
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Memorial Apartment of Alexander Pushkin
645 m
On 23 January 1831, A.S. Pushkin signed a contract to rent an apartment in a small building on the Arbat street that belonged to the noble Khitrovo. On 17 February 1831, ahead of hs wedding, the Moscow-based friends of the poet gathered here for the bachelor party. This is where he brought his new wife after their wedding at the Greater Church of the Ascension near the Nikitskie Gates. And this is where the Pushkins lived for the first three months of the happy family life.
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The Moscow Zoo
893 m
One of the oldest (1864) zoos in Europe and the fifth largest in Russia behind the ones in Yaroslavl, Rostov-on-Don, Novosibirsk and Krasnoyarsk. The Moscow Zoo is one of the most attended zoos in the world with 3.8 attendees a year.
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The Moscow Planetarium
1100 m
One of the biggest worldwide and the oldest planetarium in Russia. It's located in Moscow near the new territory of the Moscow Zoo, near the Sadovoye Ring. It was constructed between 1927 and 1929 as designed by architects Mikhail Barsh, Mikhail Sinyavsky and engineer Georgy Zunblat.
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Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory
1100 m
The Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory is an institution of the higher education, one of the leading musical universities in Russia and worldwide. It was founded in 1866 on the foundation of the musical classes of the Moscow Department of the Emperors' Russian Musical Society organized by N.G. Rubinshtein.
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The Red Square
1600 m
The main square of Moscow located between the Moscow Kremlin and Kitay-Gorod. Joins with the embankment of the Moscow river via the gentle Vasilyevsky Descent
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Arbat Street
645 m
In 15th and 16th century, the place that is now behind the modern Arbatskie Vorota square was called Vspolye. It was an uninhabited empty space connected to the suburbs of the city. The entry to it was protected by a moat that existed as early as second half of the 14th century. That's where the old Mozhaysk road started, connecting Moscow to Mozhaysk and Smolensk.
More
Memorial Apartment of Alexander Pushkin
645 m
On 23 January 1831, A.S. Pushkin signed a contract to rent an apartment in a small building on the Arbat street that belonged to the noble Khitrovo. On 17 February 1831, ahead of hs wedding, the Moscow-based friends of the poet gathered here for the bachelor party. This is where he brought his new wife after their wedding at the Greater Church of the Ascension near the Nikitskie Gates. And this is where the Pushkins lived for the first three months of the happy family life.
More
The Moscow Zoo
893 m
One of the oldest (1864) zoos in Europe and the fifth largest in Russia behind the ones in Yaroslavl, Rostov-on-Don, Novosibirsk and Krasnoyarsk. The Moscow Zoo is one of the most attended zoos in the world with 3.8 attendees a year.
More
The Moscow Planetarium
1100 m
One of the biggest worldwide and the oldest planetarium in Russia. It's located in Moscow near the new territory of the Moscow Zoo, near the Sadovoye Ring. It was constructed between 1927 and 1929 as designed by architects Mikhail Barsh, Mikhail Sinyavsky and engineer Georgy Zunblat.
More
Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory
1100 m
The Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory is an institution of the higher education, one of the leading musical universities in Russia and worldwide. It was founded in 1866 on the foundation of the musical classes of the Moscow Department of the Emperors' Russian Musical Society organized by N.G. Rubinshtein.
More
The Red Square
1600 m
The main square of Moscow located between the Moscow Kremlin and Kitay-Gorod. Joins with the embankment of the Moscow river via the gentle Vasilyevsky Descent
More
Arbat Street
645 m
In 15th and 16th century, the place that is now behind the modern Arbatskie Vorota square was called Vspolye. It was an uninhabited empty space connected to the suburbs of the city. The entry to it was protected by a moat that existed as early as second half of the 14th century. That's where the old Mozhaysk road started, connecting Moscow to Mozhaysk and Smolensk.
More
Memorial Apartment of Alexander Pushkin
645 m
On 23 January 1831, A.S. Pushkin signed a contract to rent an apartment in a small building on the Arbat street that belonged to the noble Khitrovo. On 17 February 1831, ahead of hs wedding, the Moscow-based friends of the poet gathered here for the bachelor party. This is where he brought his new wife after their wedding at the Greater Church of the Ascension near the Nikitskie Gates. And this is where the Pushkins lived for the first three months of the happy family life.
More
The Moscow Zoo
893 m
One of the oldest (1864) zoos in Europe and the fifth largest in Russia behind the ones in Yaroslavl, Rostov-on-Don, Novosibirsk and Krasnoyarsk. The Moscow Zoo is one of the most attended zoos in the world with 3.8 attendees a year.
More
The Moscow Planetarium
1100 m
One of the biggest worldwide and the oldest planetarium in Russia. It's located in Moscow near the new territory of the Moscow Zoo, near the Sadovoye Ring. It was constructed between 1927 and 1929 as designed by architects Mikhail Barsh, Mikhail Sinyavsky and engineer Georgy Zunblat.
More
Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory
1100 m
The Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory is an institution of the higher education, one of the leading musical universities in Russia and worldwide. It was founded in 1866 on the foundation of the musical classes of the Moscow Department of the Emperors' Russian Musical Society organized by N.G. Rubinshtein.
More
The Red Square
1600 m
The main square of Moscow located between the Moscow Kremlin and Kitay-Gorod. Joins with the embankment of the Moscow river via the gentle Vasilyevsky Descent
More
680 м
Smolenskaya
Arbat Street
645 m
In 15th and 16th century, the place that is now behind the modern Arbatskie Vorota square was called Vspolye. It was an uninhabited empty space connected to the suburbs of the city. The entry to it was protected by a moat that existed as early as second half of the 14th century. That's where the old Mozhaysk road started, connecting Moscow to Mozhaysk and Smolensk.
More
Memorial Apartment of Alexander Pushkin
645 m
On 23 January 1831, A.S. Pushkin signed a contract to rent an apartment in a small building on the Arbat street that belonged to the noble Khitrovo. On 17 February 1831, ahead of hs wedding, the Moscow-based friends of the poet gathered here for the bachelor party. This is where he brought his new wife after their wedding at the Greater Church of the Ascension near the Nikitskie Gates. And this is where the Pushkins lived for the first three months of the happy family life.
More
The Moscow Zoo
893 m
One of the oldest (1864) zoos in Europe and the fifth largest in Russia behind the ones in Yaroslavl, Rostov-on-Don, Novosibirsk and Krasnoyarsk. The Moscow Zoo is one of the most attended zoos in the world with 3.8 attendees a year.
More
The Moscow Planetarium
1100 m
One of the biggest worldwide and the oldest planetarium in Russia. It's located in Moscow near the new territory of the Moscow Zoo, near the Sadovoye Ring. It was constructed between 1927 and 1929 as designed by architects Mikhail Barsh, Mikhail Sinyavsky and engineer Georgy Zunblat.
More
Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory
1100 m
The Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory is an institution of the higher education, one of the leading musical universities in Russia and worldwide. It was founded in 1866 on the foundation of the musical classes of the Moscow Department of the Emperors' Russian Musical Society organized by N.G. Rubinshtein.
More
The Red Square
1600 m
The main square of Moscow located between the Moscow Kremlin and Kitay-Gorod. Joins with the embankment of the Moscow river via the gentle Vasilyevsky Descent
More
Arbat Street
645 m
In 15th and 16th century, the place that is now behind the modern Arbatskie Vorota square was called Vspolye. It was an uninhabited empty space connected to the suburbs of the city. The entry to it was protected by a moat that existed as early as second half of the 14th century. That's where the old Mozhaysk road started, connecting Moscow to Mozhaysk and Smolensk.
More
Memorial Apartment of Alexander Pushkin
645 m
On 23 January 1831, A.S. Pushkin signed a contract to rent an apartment in a small building on the Arbat street that belonged to the noble Khitrovo. On 17 February 1831, ahead of hs wedding, the Moscow-based friends of the poet gathered here for the bachelor party. This is where he brought his new wife after their wedding at the Greater Church of the Ascension near the Nikitskie Gates. And this is where the Pushkins lived for the first three months of the happy family life.
More
The Moscow Zoo
893 m
One of the oldest (1864) zoos in Europe and the fifth largest in Russia behind the ones in Yaroslavl, Rostov-on-Don, Novosibirsk and Krasnoyarsk. The Moscow Zoo is one of the most attended zoos in the world with 3.8 attendees a year.
More
The Moscow Planetarium
1100 m
One of the biggest worldwide and the oldest planetarium in Russia. It's located in Moscow near the new territory of the Moscow Zoo, near the Sadovoye Ring. It was constructed between 1927 and 1929 as designed by architects Mikhail Barsh, Mikhail Sinyavsky and engineer Georgy Zunblat.
More
Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory
1100 m
The Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory is an institution of the higher education, one of the leading musical universities in Russia and worldwide. It was founded in 1866 on the foundation of the musical classes of the Moscow Department of the Emperors' Russian Musical Society organized by N.G. Rubinshtein.
More
The Red Square
1600 m
The main square of Moscow located between the Moscow Kremlin and Kitay-Gorod. Joins with the embankment of the Moscow river via the gentle Vasilyevsky Descent
More
Arbat Street
645 m
In 15th and 16th century, the place that is now behind the modern Arbatskie Vorota square was called Vspolye. It was an uninhabited empty space connected to the suburbs of the city. The entry to it was protected by a moat that existed as early as second half of the 14th century. That's where the old Mozhaysk road started, connecting Moscow to Mozhaysk and Smolensk.
More
Memorial Apartment of Alexander Pushkin
645 m
On 23 January 1831, A.S. Pushkin signed a contract to rent an apartment in a small building on the Arbat street that belonged to the noble Khitrovo. On 17 February 1831, ahead of hs wedding, the Moscow-based friends of the poet gathered here for the bachelor party. This is where he brought his new wife after their wedding at the Greater Church of the Ascension near the Nikitskie Gates. And this is where the Pushkins lived for the first three months of the happy family life.
More
The Moscow Zoo
893 m
One of the oldest (1864) zoos in Europe and the fifth largest in Russia behind the ones in Yaroslavl, Rostov-on-Don, Novosibirsk and Krasnoyarsk. The Moscow Zoo is one of the most attended zoos in the world with 3.8 attendees a year.
More
The Moscow Planetarium
1100 m
One of the biggest worldwide and the oldest planetarium in Russia. It's located in Moscow near the new territory of the Moscow Zoo, near the Sadovoye Ring. It was constructed between 1927 and 1929 as designed by architects Mikhail Barsh, Mikhail Sinyavsky and engineer Georgy Zunblat.
More
Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory
1100 m
The Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory is an institution of the higher education, one of the leading musical universities in Russia and worldwide. It was founded in 1866 on the foundation of the musical classes of the Moscow Department of the Emperors' Russian Musical Society organized by N.G. Rubinshtein.
More
The Red Square
1600 m
The main square of Moscow located between the Moscow Kremlin and Kitay-Gorod. Joins with the embankment of the Moscow river via the gentle Vasilyevsky Descent
More
Reservation terms
Standard check in time: anytime after 14:00
Standard check out time: anytime before 12:00
With single accommodation, all rooms are sold in their entirety. You will be alone in the room.
Full prepayment is required when booking three or more rooms (we'll get in touch with you after the booking to arrange the payment)
Please note, when booking for high demand dates (for example, New Year), the administration reserves the right to contact you for making advance payments.
5% Discount
Payment is due in Russian Roubles. You can pay for your stay either upon arrival (no prepayment required) or book and pay online and get 5% off the regular price.
Payment for booking
Payment is made in rubles. Payment upon arrival is accepted in cash or credit / debit cards. All major cards are accepted.
Children under 6 years
Stay free of charge when using existing beds. No extra beds can be provided.
Early check in:
Early check in is possible if there are free rooms available by the moment of check in and is charged at the rate of 1/2 of the cost of the night. Check in earlier than 8:00 is charged of night cost. You are welcome to leave your luggage for free before check in.
Late check out:
Late check out before 18:00 would cost 1/2 of night price, after 18:00 full price. Please note you can leave your luggage at luggage room after checking out.
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Cancellation terms
Cancellation within less than 24 hours before check in date as well as no show to the hotel are subject to a hotel fee equal to the first night's rate.
In case of a booking cancellation less than 24 hours before check-in date or a no-show, a penalty of a one night's price is deducted.
Reservations made with a non-refundable rate are not a subject for a refund.
More information about cancellation and refund terms is available at Public Offer Agreement .
Group reservations
Reservations of three or more rooms can be canceled free of charge if canceled three or more days before the arrival date.
In case of cancellation less than three days before the arrival date, as well as in case of no-show at the hotel, the full payment for the reservation will be charged.
Reservations made with a non-refundable rate are not a subject for a refund.
More information about cancellation and refund terms is available at Public Offer Agreement .
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