Mini-Hotel Old Moscow, Moscow

I stayed at this hotel because of its proximity to St Basil's Cathedral, which was great. Ana, the staff member at the entrance, was incredibly helpful and available 24/7. However, the room was too small for two adults and did not live up to the promised 'City view. '

I found the hotel to be clean and near to St Basil's Cathedral, and Ana at the front desk was very helpful. The rooms were big, equipped with everything you need, but with very tiny bathrooms. However, finding the building was a bit challenging, and I had to call the hotel for directions. The location is wonderful if you take advantage of the cafes on Maroseyka/Pokrovka. The dining experience was good value for money, but you need to order in advance.

The hotel's location is wonderful, just minutes from the Red Square in a very good area. The rooms, although a bit dusty and small, are adequate for a good night's sleep. The dining experience was fair with reasonable pricing. The service was decent, and the facilities are ok.

My stay at this hotel was a mixed experience. The location was wonderful, close to the center with just one metro station away, and there were great cafes nearby on Maroseyka/Pokrovka. However, finding the building was a bit challenging, and it was not exactly where it showed on the map. The service was good, and the dining experience to my room was fair for the reasonable price, offering local focaccia bread.

I had an amazing stay at this hotel! The rooms are impeccably clean and tidy, facing a quiet backyard which allowed me to access the bathroom in the night without waking up my partner. The location is excellent, just a stone's throw away from the Kitay Gorod Metro Station and a short distance to iconic landmarks like the Red Square. The dining experience, though offering fair prices, required pre-ordering the previous day. The facilities are top-notch, making it a great value for money.

I was lucky to find this hotel close to the Red Square, with easy access to bars and cafeterias in the area. The room I stayed in was clean and comfortable, although being in the cellar can be a downside for some. The dining experience was satisfactory, but having to order a day in advance might not suit everyone.

The hotel is situated in a lovely quiet location, at the entrance 24/7, making it convenient. However, the small room size limits proper dining space. Close to the Red Square, the area attracts partying people, and the building may be hard to locate without assistance, though the friendly staff and clean rooms compensate for it.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The room, although pretty and well decorated, was a bit small and dusty, especially when I used the provided fan. The location was fantastic, just minutes away from Red Square, but finding the property was a challenge even for locals. The dining was average, with fair options for a reasonable price.

I was a bit disappointed with the hotel's location as it was hard to find the building easily and there were a lot of partying people in the inner court. On the bright side, the cafes on Maroseyka/Pokrovka were wonderful to experience. The room, described as being in a dirty basement in some back alley, was a letdown with a pretend 'City view' that turned out to be a joke. However, the quiet location was a pleasant surprise.

I stayed at the hotel and found it to be in a great location, super close to the Red Square and with lots of bars and cafeterias nearby. Although it was a bit challenging to find at first, the proximity to major sights made up for it. The rooms were small but sufficient for a good night's rest, despite being in a separate building with a few other rooms. The dining experience was enjoyable, especially considering the good value for money it offered with Sicilian products. Overall, a decent stay with some room for improvement.