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Ararat Park Hyatt

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At a Glance

    Pros

  • central location
  • great city view from rooftop café
  • plush linens
  • free fruit in rooms every day

    Cons

  • restaurants are overpriced
  • room rates are among highest in the city

Ararat Park Hyatt Review

One of the most luxurious of Moscow's hotels combines the traditional and modern. You enter through gigantic stone pillars into a sparkling (verging on gaudy) interior with glass-and-steel elevators and a dark-wood reception area. Rooms are light and spacious, with elegant beige furniture, glass tables, and bathrooms with powerful showers. Café Ararat ($$$), a replica of the landmark café of the same name that stood on this site in the 1940s, serves Armenian cuisine and has design elements based on ancient Armenian culture. The hotel is a short walk from the Bolshoi Theater and the Kremlin.

    Hotel Details

  • 216 rooms, 21 suites.
  • Credit cards accepted.

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