Dorothy's Bed and Breakfast in Moscow is housed in a Soviet building, and provides complimentary high-speed Internet access. Multilingual staff at the front-desk provide tour assistance, and there is an ATM on site.READ MORE

At The Blue Elephant in Moscow, we bring Thai cuisine at its finest, using only fresh ingredients, most of which are flew directly from Thailand, and prepared by award wining Thai chefs.READ MORE

Our Business Centre at Radisson Conference in Moscow, has the largest and most functional conference and meeting facilities in the city. Our six flexible banquet rooms serve up to 500 people banquet-style, and up to 800 reception-styleREAD MORE

Ararat Park Hyatt Moscow offers the whole spectrum of various facilities, which are just necessary for pleasant and comfortable stay in Moscow. The hotel's three restaurants and two bars offer unforgettable dining experience and relaxation in a stylish informal atmosphere.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

National Hotel is located in the very heart of Moscow, the capital of Russia, overlooking the Kremlin and the newly built recreation and shopping centre in Anezhnaya Square. Just a few minutes walk from Red Square and the Bolshoi Theater, National Hotel is the ideal accommodation for a business traveller or a dedicated tourist. 30 minutes from Sheremetevo-2 airport (32 km).READ MORE

The State Museum of Oriental Art in Moscow, houses a unique collection of art, including rare Buddhist sculpture, jewellery and textiles, wood and bone carvings and antique weaponry.READ MORE

At Ararat Dining in Calgary, an extensive range of beverages, light meals, pastries and cocktails are served from mid-afternoon to late in the evening, allowing guests to relax while enjoying a spectacular view of the nearby landmarks.READ MORE

The State Tretyakov Gallery is named after its founder, the great Moscow industrialist and patron Pavel Tretiakov. The museum lies on the site of an estate built in the 17th and 18th centuries. Tretiakov bought it in 1852 and moved his collection of art here. It had taken him more than thirty years to put together, and before he died the museum was already open to the public free of charge.READ MORE

As a testament to our service and versatility, Sovietsky Banqauet and Catering in Moscow can host a variety of offsite events. They range from lavish weddings and conferences to intimate anniversary celebrations and corporate parties, accommodating from 20 to 2,000 peopleREAD MORE