Izmailovo Alfa Hotel in Moscow is located close to the Izmailovsky Park metro station, near some interesting places to visit, the Izmaylovsky Park, Lokomotiv Stadium and the Kuskovo Estate Museum. It takes about 20 minutes to reach by metro the center of Moscow with a variety of attractions and places of interest.READ MORE

Bavarius Restaurant in Moscow looks as if it has been transported straight from Munich's Oktoberfest. Oompah music plays in the background, dirndl-clad waitresses carry fistfulls of liter-size beer mugs, and the smell of sauerkraut lingers in the air. Whether you fancy a snack of knockwurst (a mild pork sausage) or just want to sample German and Czech beers, this is the place.READ MORE

The restaurant at Izmailovo Dining in Moscow is famous for a surprisingly wide choice of dishes and beverages, professionalism of cooks and high quality of services, for which the restaurant has won several prizes. The restaurant offers its services in organizing banquets, business parties and family celebrations.READ MORE

Crowne Plaza Hotel in Moscow is a perfect place for business people and tourists, looking for the professional personal service and hospitable atmosphere. It will take guests a 15 min walk to get to the closest metro station, Ulitsa 1905 Goda.READ MORE

Known in the Soviet era as the Hotel Berlin, the Savoy Hotel in Moscow reverted to its original name in 1989, and was the first hotel in Russia to become a member of the prestigious Small Luxury Hotels of the World Association.READ MORE

The main criteria of Proton Business Hotel is to provide the highest technical outfit level and a combination of comfort and coziness intended to meet the demands of corporate clients and business people coming to Moscow.READ MORE

Novotel Conference in Moscow has 5 conference halls available to host meetings of various different sizes. All halls include artificial lighting and air-conditioning systems. A wide choice of equipment is available for all halls. Experienced staff are on hand to assist with planning your event.READ MORE

Moscow State University's imposing central building stands on the Vorobyovy Gory (the Sparrow Hills), dominating the campus and overlooking the Luzhniki district of Moscow. The enormous gothic skyscraper was commissioned by Stalin, along with 6 others dotted across Moscow, Central Federal District, known as "The Seven Sisters", and was built between 1949 and 1953.READ MORE

The Alpen Rose Room at Savoy Conference in Moscow is an elegant boardroom which accommodates up to 15 guests. There is also a separate living room area with comfortable armchairs and a fireplace.READ MORE

For business guests Cosmos Conference in Moscow has banquet and conference halls. The Concert Hall has 1000 seats and is equipped with facilities for simultaneous translation into 6 languages, video, audio and film equipment. You may also make use of various conference halls seating from 20 to 400 persons, banquet halls for up to 1000 persons, premises for shows and presentations.READ MORE