The Carlton, Moscow

basic info

The Carlton, Moscow is located on Tverskaya Street, near Red Square and the Kremlin, in the heart of the cultural and business center of Moscow. World-famous landmarks, cultural sights and shopping malls are within walking distance. The Carlton, Moscow promises its guests a front-row seat to Moscow, just steps away from the city's invigorating riches. The breadth of experiences is enhanced by newly transformed spaces, guest rooms, and suites that celebrate the finest of Russian design and craftsmanship. Enjoy a pre-dinner cocktail at the Champagne Bar, savor seafood delights at the rooftop O2 Restaurant, or relax in the serenity of our spa. This vibrant capital city can be explored in various ways. Discover the rich historical heritage and art within walking distance, dramatic architecture, an exciting gastronomic scene with restaurants and bars recognized by international awards, luxurious shopping opportunities, a lively nightlife, numerous premieres, and world-class cultural events — all complemented by the signature hospitality and unique services.

Available Language

English / Russian

Currencies Accepted

RUB

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amenity Feature

Inspired by the Russian avant-garde, the art space Cube.Moscow exclusively for the hotel has curated artworks by contemporary Russian artists, including Elena Popova, Vladimir Semensky and Lyudmila Konstantinova. During the challenging but fascinating selection process, thousands of paintings from more than 40 artists were reviewed. Today, paintings by Russian masters enliven the interiors of the hotel, adding another dimension to the magnificent decor of the rooms. From now on, the hotel guests can proudly gaze on the true pearls of the Russian contemporary art scene in the heart of Moscow. The O2 rooftop restaurant offers a magnificent panorama of Red Square, the Kremlin and Tverskaya Street from the open terrace, and thanks to the glass dome, the space is flooded with natural light. Unlike the design concept of the building, where the classical theme dominates, the bar is decorated in a modern style.

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Hotel Description

The Carlton, Moscow is located in a unique historical place that has served as a haven for business travelers and tourists for centuries. In the XVIII century there was the "Tsargrad tavern", in the XIX century — the "France" hotel, and from 1970 to 2002, the "Intourist" hotel was located at this address. The facade of the 11-store building is reminiscent of the Russian classicism, widespread in Russia in the second half of the XVIII-XIX centuries, and organically fits into the historical appearance of Tverskaya Street. The developer of the project was "Mosproject", one of the largest and most experienced architectural companies in Moscow.

The Carlton, Moscow