Izmailovo Vega Hotel in Moscow, Moskva River, Russia | Hotel

The Izmailovo Vega Hotel is one of the four hotels that make up the Izmailovo Hotel Complex in Moscow, Central Federal District, Russia, which, with 7,500 rooms combined, is listed as the largest in Europe. Built for the 1980 Olympic Games and renovated significantly in 1998 - the complex consists of five towering modern buildings set on the edge of Izmailovsky Park, which was once a model village belonging to the Romanov family, and the childhood home of Peter the Great.
The Izmailovo Vega Hotel offers 1,000 guest rooms, from basic budget accommodation with ageing furniture to smart, new VIP Class rooms with modern technical amenities and fresh interiors. Rooms in all categories represent excellent value for money by Moscow, Central Federal District standards, and the hotel also offers a good range of business facilities, including a large conference center with 11 different spaces for corporate events of any scale.
The 1,000 rooms at the Izmailovo Vega Hotel in Moscow, Central Federal District, cover 24 floors, and range from very basic standard rooms, which are cheap but unrenovated, to spacious, modern apartments. Amenities vary according to category, although all rooms have television, telephone and refrigerator. Rooms in the top two categories offer free broadband Internet access. All rooms have separate en suite bathrooms.