Hotel Izmailovo Gamma
Location: 71, 4 G-D, Izmailovskoe Shosse, Moscow, 105613, Moscow, RU
Star Rating: 3 Stars
Property Type: Hotels
About this Property
Relaxation and Recreation: Enjoy a rejuvenating experience at the spa with massages and unwind at the indoor pool, sauna, and fitness center.
Dining and Entertainment: Indulge in Russian cuisine at Moscovsky Restaurant or opt for 24-hour room service. Refresh with a drink at the bars or choose from the multiple cafes for a quick bite.
Convenience and Comfort: Benefit from amenities like complimentary Wi-Fi, concierge services, and onsite gift shops. With spacious guestrooms, essential facilities, and proximity to popular attractions, Hotel Izmailovo Gamma invites you to experience comfort and luxury during your Moscow stay.
Book now to immerse yourself in a memorable stay at Hotel Izmailovo Gamma!
Important Information
- If you require a visa to enter the country, your property may be able to help with the supporting documents needed to obtain one. To learn more, you can reach out to the property via the contact details included on your booking confirmation. The property may charge for this assistance, even if you end up cancelling your reservation. All arrangements are solely between the property and yourself.
- Russian citizens: Adults (aged 14 and over) must present a valid internal passport at check-in (international Russian passports and driver's licenses are not accepted). Birth certificates must be presented for all Russian children (aged under 14) at check-in. If a Russian relative or legal guardian (rather than a parent) is traveling in Russia with a child under 14, that relative or legal guardian is also required to present documentation certifying authority to accompany child at check-in. Non-Russian citizens: Adults and children must present a valid passport, visa, and migration card at check-in.
- One child 7 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
- Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Contactless check-in and contactless check-out are available.
Policies
Check-in: 02:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Check-out: 12:00 PM
Instructions: Front desk staff will greet guests on arrival at the property. For any questions, please contact the property using the information on the booking confirmation. All guests must show a valid passport. This is the only form of identification that is accepted at this property.
Amenities & Facilities
- Full-service spa
- Fitness facilities
- Free WiFi
- 24-hour front desk
- Luggage storage
- Sauna
- Concierge service
- Steam room
- Elevator
- Fitness facilities
- ATM/banking
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Shopping on site
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Multilingual staff
- Full-service spa
- Smoke-free property
- Wheelchair accessible parking
- Conference center
- Snack bar/deli
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Banquet hall
- Wheelchair-accessible van parking
Rooms Available
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Standard Twin Room, 2 Twin Beds
2 Twin Beds
226-sq-foot room with city views
Internet - Free WiFi
Entertainment - Satellite channels
Food & Drink - Refrigerator, 24-hour room service, and free bottled water
Sleep - Bed sheets
Bathroom - Private bathroom, bathtub, slippers, and free toiletries
Practical - Safe, laptop workspace, and phone; rollaway beds (surcharge) and cribs (free) available on request
Comfort - Daily housekeeping and heating
Non-Smoking
Max Occupancy: 3 (2 Adults)
- Safety deposit box
- TV
- Telephone
- Hair dryer
- Refrigerator
- Desk
- Private bathroom
- Heating
- Slippers
- Satellite channels
- Bottle of water
- Daily housekeeping
- Room service (24 hours)
- Free WiFi
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Bedsheets provided
- Laptop-friendly workspace
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Standard Double Room
1 Double Bed
226-sq-foot room with city views
Internet - Free WiFi
Entertainment - Satellite channels
Food & Drink - Refrigerator, 24-hour room service, and free bottled water
Sleep - Bed sheets
Bathroom - Private bathroom, bathtub, slippers, and free toiletries
Practical - Safe, laptop workspace, and phone; rollaway beds (surcharge) and cribs (free) available on request
Comfort - Daily housekeeping and heating
Non-Smoking
Max Occupancy: 3 (2 Adults)
- Safety deposit box
- TV
- Telephone
- Hair dryer
- Refrigerator
- Desk
- Private bathroom
- Heating
- Slippers
- Satellite channels
- Bottle of water
- Daily housekeeping
- Room service (24 hours)
- Free WiFi
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Bedsheets provided
- Laptop-friendly workspace
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Superior Twin Room
1 Twin Bed
226-sq-foot room with city views
Internet - Free WiFi
Entertainment - Satellite channels
Food & Drink - Refrigerator, 24-hour room service, and free bottled water
Sleep - Bed sheets
Bathroom - Private bathroom, bathtub, slippers, and free toiletries
Practical - Safe, laptop workspace, and phone
Comfort - Air conditioning, daily housekeeping, and heating
Non-Smoking
Max Occupancy: 2 (2 Adults)
- Safety deposit box
- TV
- Telephone
- Air conditioning
- Hair dryer
- Refrigerator
- Desk
- Private bathroom
- Heating
- Slippers
- Satellite channels
- Bottle of water
- Daily housekeeping
- Room service (24 hours)
- Free WiFi
- Bedsheets provided
- Laptop-friendly workspace
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Business Double Room
1 Double Bed
226-sq-foot room with city views
Internet - Free WiFi
Entertainment - Satellite channels
Food & Drink - Refrigerator, 24-hour room service, and free bottled water
Sleep - Bed sheets
Bathroom - Private bathroom, bathtub, slippers, and free toiletries
Practical - Safe, laptop workspace, and phone; rollaway beds (surcharge) and cribs (free) available on request
Comfort - Air conditioning, daily housekeeping, and heating
Non-Smoking
Max Occupancy: 3 (2 Adults)
- Safety deposit box
- TV
- Telephone
- Air conditioning
- Hair dryer
- Refrigerator
- Desk
- Private bathroom
- Heating
- Slippers
- Satellite channels
- Bottle of water
- Daily housekeeping
- Room service (24 hours)
- Free WiFi
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Bedsheets provided
- Laptop-friendly workspace
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Superior Double Room
1 Queen Bed
226-sq-foot room with city views
Internet - Free WiFi
Entertainment - Satellite channels
Food & Drink - Refrigerator, 24-hour room service, and free bottled water
Sleep - Bed sheets
Bathroom - Private bathroom, bathtub, slippers, and free toiletries
Practical - Safe, laptop workspace, and phone
Comfort - Air conditioning, daily housekeeping, and heating
Non-Smoking
Max Occupancy: 2 (2 Adults)
- Safety deposit box
- TV
- Telephone
- Air conditioning
- Hair dryer
- Refrigerator
- Desk
- Private bathroom
- Heating
- Slippers
- Satellite channels
- Bottle of water
- Daily housekeeping
- Room service (24 hours)
- Free WiFi
- Bedsheets provided
- Laptop-friendly workspace
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Business Twin Room, 2 Twin Beds
2 Twin Beds
226-sq-foot room with city views
Internet - Free WiFi
Entertainment - Satellite channels
Food & Drink - Refrigerator, 24-hour room service, and free bottled water
Sleep - Bed sheets
Bathroom - Private bathroom, bathtub, slippers, and free toiletries
Practical - Safe, laptop workspace, and phone; rollaway beds (surcharge) and cribs (free) available on request
Comfort - Air conditioning, daily housekeeping, and heating
Non-Smoking
Max Occupancy: 3 (2 Adults)
- Safety deposit box
- TV
- Telephone
- Air conditioning
- Hair dryer
- Refrigerator
- Desk
- Private bathroom
- Heating
- Slippers
- Satellite channels
- Bottle of water
- Daily housekeeping
- Room service (24 hours)
- Free WiFi
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Bedsheets provided
- Laptop-friendly workspace
Guest Reviews
- Elena (10/5): - спасибо
- James (8/5): Good Hotel near Metro - This nice hotel is located just a few mins walk from the Moscow Metro. The staff were friendly and the rooms were spacious. There is quite a lot going on in and around the hotel so you'll never be bored. The internet was quite slow but I would consider staying here again next time I'm in Moscow.
- serguei (10/5): Stay in Moscow - It as very good and clean for the price I paid.
- Verified traveler (8/5): - decent place to stay
- Lisa (2/5): - Room smelled like cigarettes smoke. Carpet was dirty. Chairs was broken. No AC. Overall, we totally disliked Gamma.
- Verified traveler (6/5): Dated - The rooms are quite dated and in need of refurbishment. On site restaurants not the best. Can't fault the cleanliness and the staff.
- DarcyLettrew (8/5): - Pros - nice, clean comfortable hotel with modern amenities, friendly staff. No cons. The main tourist site are about 12 minutes away by subway
- Mostafa (8/5): Good sense and friendly staying - So comfort and very friendly places. Metro access during 300m by walk. night life area. Room services are so pleasant. Gamma Delta is so better and comforter than the other sections.
- Verified traveler (10/5): - Access to so many convenience stores and tourist village. No coffee provided but access to hot water.
- Verified traveler (8/5): - Great value for money, handy to metro and city centre. Access to market for Russian souvenirs.
- Verified traveler (6/5): - Close to Izmailovo market.. Great place to go. A little to far from city center if you are interested in red square and other places by red square. Did not like security checking everytime you went in or out of elevators to rooms.
- Bogdan (10/5): GREATEST STAY I HAD IN A WHILE - They were so nice and everything was perfect! They even have us the highest room available for free.
- Zorica (8/5): - More vegan (plant-based food) options at breakfast
- Verified traveler (10/5): - Nice hotel...well connected to major attractions..hotel staff was helpful
- James (10/5): - Very nice hotel and experience great food choises at various restaurants. Do need more English tv Chanel’s
- Verified traveler (8/5): - I choose Izmailovo Gamma for price and location. It is an adequate hotel. However, the internet service is lousy.
- King Wah James (8/5): Value for Money - The hotel is closed to the metro, the flea market and a park. Check in was quick and smooth. Very good value for money.
- Michael (8/5): - Very nice stay in a good area
- MANATCHANOK (6/5): Nice room but take long time to check-in - Check-in take a very long time. When I arrived there was one person checking-in, and one person waiting to check-in only 1 room before me. I had to wait for 20 mins for only that, and took 20 mins for check-in my booking for 3 rooms. The room has a good view for a park and comfy bed but no a/c only a fan.
- Alena (6/5): - Nice for what we paid.
- Verified traveler (10/5): Close to public transportation - It located close a metro station so it was very easy to move around Moscow. Staff very friendly. Good size bedroom.
- Verified traveler (6/5): - Decent space and good location, near metro. Room was a bit small but was ok for a 3 day stay.
- Alan (6/5): Nice hotel, poor check in - The hotel is fine, the rooms are fine and clean. It's a great location next to izmailovo market, where we bought loads of souvenirs. It's part of a large complex, including other hotels such as Delta and Gamma and lots of restaurants and facilities. However, real issues with the check in process. The first 30-45 mins was spent at Gamma, as she tried to locate our booking. Even showing her the paid-for booking on the hotels.com app wasn't enough. Worse, there seems to be prevalent attitude that it was somehow our fault - like "Is it definitely Izmailovo Moscow you booked?", as if we were idiots. Finally, after chatting with a supervisor, we were given a new booking reference and told to go to Hotel Delta. At hotel Delta, after another long wait, the first 30 seconds was spent by the receptionist talking over the top of us that we'd booked Gamma and not Delta. Our fault again, apparently, until she finally listened to us that we'd been sent there from Gamma. Things were looking up, but after waiting ages while she photocopied everything (including my old expired visas from prior Russian trips?), I was suddenly told I had an extra 380 roubles to pay. At this point I'd had enough, as I'd clearly paid via hotels.com checkout. She finally waived that but not before accusations that I had obviously got a bank transfer wrong. I suspect that was an attempt to get me to pay for the gamma-delta upgrade. Not our fault though. Left us with 1 hour less of moscow to enjoy.
- Elena (10/5): - Good service. Good personnel. Beautiful hotel. Convenient location.
- Verified traveler (8/5): - Overall is good. Some staff can not speak English.
- Roberto (8/5): Short and sweet. - Good reasonable stay. The hotel was a little short on amenities such as water bottles for the room and replacement of towels. They were extremely tight on their replacement items. WIFI was very bad reception.
- Chris (10/5): Out of centre but close to metro - A fine complex of massive hotels but comfortable with good facilities. It is close to metro (6 stops to central Moscow/Red Square). Next to the weekend art and craft market in Moscow's other Kremlin (Izmailovo Kremlin) and next to the sixteenth/seventeenth century church and palace complex by the lake in the park. A great value alternative to central city locations.
- Julie (6/5): Plain basic lodging. - Plain basic lodging. All the necessities, but at a very basic level. Decent restaurants and a small grocery store on the premises. Ask for a "tea pot" for you room and they will give you a "hot pot" for heating water for tea, etc. Buy bottled water - the water in my room looked like very weak tea and smelled of sulfur. And the internet was spotty most of the day.
- Ivan (4/5): The worst hotel out of 4 in the area - Room was not cleaned as it should be. Found empty cups under my bed from previous person. Outdated room.despite requesting a baby cot four months prior to coming to this hotel was told that they didn't receive this request.
- Gordon (8/5): Value for money in Moscow - Soviet style budget hotel some distance from city centre
- Gordon (8/5): Value for money - Value for money but not in the central area
- ChristianS (8/5): - i would stay here again for the local conviences
- Verified traveler (4/5): Cheap, dont expect too much at all. first and last - Well This Hotel is quite cheap but don't except too much. the location is quite far but there is a metro 50 metres away. The russian are know for there cold act so dont expect very nice and warm people. the receptionist work very slow and the dont really care about how many people are waiting. the bed was awful, i could feel the strings all night. a good thing is security as there is security in the entrance to the elevators and the floors themselves are locked and can only be opened with your room key.
- Roberto (4/5): Bad and Dirty Hotel - The bathrooms are really bad, disgusting and water wasn't running out. The carpet, even worse. They gave me tow towels and both were dirty and broken with holes. The housekeeper was really bad, they just left one small soap for two persons and one small shampoo. I used cheap hotels before, but at least clean and working.
- james (8/5): Positive experience. - I enjoyed staying at this hotel. Room was good. Service was good, and so also location. And very good price.
- Verified traveler (6/5): Fairly basic hotel but it was cheap. - The hotel was very basic but the price was reasonable. A bit far out of the centre.
- Balazs (10/5): Good hotel with everything around - I gave for comfort just 4/5, because the standard room doesnt have A/C and It was too warm at nights so I couldnt sleep well. Otherwise everything was really good for the price.
- John (6/5): Quick Review - The room was fine, but the staff did the minimum necessary to help guests.
- Mikhail (10/5): - The hotel is very conveniently situated close to the Partizanskaya metro station and is just next to the Izmailovskyi kremlin.
- Olegarx (6/5): Nice, close to the transportation - Cool, of course there is a way to improve, but you get what you pay for.
- Abel (2/5): Cockroach, fliess, bugs, rude staff, No A/C Englis - Absolutely horrible and the worst hotel experience I've ever had. Among my 100 hotels ever stayed, from hostel/1-star to 5 , I cannot think of any worse than this. I just won't ever stay in this hotel even if paid. I couldn't relieve myself even for a second whenever I'm in the hotel. My heading speaks all
- Verified traveler (8/5): Delta over Gamma - These are twin hotels. Choose Delta over Gamma. We arrived and switched for really nice amenities. Loved the coffee room on my floor. The hotel is the height of Russian hospitality. Many restaurants, a little overpriced. Close to park, boating, shopping. Well worth it.
- Jess (8/5): Nice hotel near metro good facilities. - Nice hotel. 5 minute walk to metro. Near great souvenir markets. Comfortable room with great bath and shower. Wish they had air conditioning but they did have a fan at least. Great breakfast.
- Jane (8/5): - Two days was absolutely pleasure! Nice breakfest, good transportation, warm personal...
- m (8/5): Non comfy beds; ok location - Hotel location
- Verified traveler (8/5): Convenient location, close to metro - Convenient location, close to metro - 15 min to the center of Moscow by metro, ~ 300 meters to a wonderful park - a great place for walking. I do not recommend restaurants located in the close vicinity – they are expensive and food is tasteless. Web information that the room has climate control is misleading; the room had just a fan. As a result, I kept window open all night and it was very nosy. Noise was coming from the passing cargo trains. Recommendation: if you want to sleep with the windows open ask for the room facing away from the city center. Overall it is a decent hotel, stated conditions (except for the climate control) consistent with the price.
- Verified traveler (6/5): no A/C - it was hot but NO air conditioning and also outside there's a rock hall where there is singing till 11pm. Both of these issues are extremely annoying. The room is very nice otherwise. needs AC for sure.
- duhan (4/5): Hotel is in a nice location but staff are rude - Very rude and unfriendly hotel Nice location though Nice breakfast
- Martin (6/5): OK hotel close to a metro station - Everything was fine/ok until the day of my departure. Moscow has 5 airports and I hired a taxi to go to MY airport, I made sure that my AIRPORT was right. The day that I left the taxi driver didn't speak English dropped me @ the WRONG AIRPORT and left me stranded. I missed my flight and had to stay TWO days @ the right airport for being on STAND BY! I also had to pay 5,000 rubles to get to my airport driven by a "guy" who saw me and "rescued" me. Please pass this info. along, it was very unpleasent, but I learned that the Russian people, well aside that taxi driver, are friendly and polite.
- James (8/5): Not bad - Not far from subway station. Staff barely understand English like other people here but still helpful.
- Verified traveler (10/5): Great hotel - I always stay here, great. costs a little for later check out.
- Dominic T (10/5): Fantastic Hotel, Fantastic Service and Experience - I had reviewed numerous hotels before choosing the hotel and not only did it meet all my expectations, it was the best hotel experience i ever had..the check in was fast, the security was very good and also the location nearv to the partisanskaya metro and the omg aweson izmailovo shopping area made this a hotel i will surely recommend and will stay again soon! thank you to the hotel management i am very impressed ! you people should be better recognized for your excellent service and attention to detail !
- atoprico (8/5): nice and satisfying experience but happy to be bac - satisfing,better than what i thought near to center of city if by metro , far to center of city if by any other mean facility to eat the 24yaga of the day
- Verified traveler (8/5): Good hotel in Moscow. - Good hotel, close to many shops, restaurants and metro.
- Verified traveler (8/5): nice neighborhood - Location is great. Very close to subway, few minutes walk to nice and pleasant park. Rooms are clean and comfortable, maintenance is OK. Security system is good. Price to quality ratio is quite good.
- Vikki (2/5): Avoid - The reception area looks great, and all the public bars and cafes. The room looked tired, but was a good size. It was very hot with a tiny fan, so we had to have the window open. Loud trains went by all night. The hotel staff were unapproachable & nobody seemed to speak English, which was a surprise for a hotel that billed itself as international. Overall a disappointing experience.
- Mark B (8/5): A good place to stay in Moscow, Russia. - This is a very good place to stay in Moscow, Russia although it takes about 25 minutes to get to the center of to9wn by the Metro. It is a good property that is well taken care of...has only fair at best WiFi...but has the most amazing breakfast buffet that I have had in years. In have stayed here many times over the years and it gets better every time. It is reasonably priced and worth the slight effort on the metro to get to.
- Verified traveler (8/5): A Must Read for Izmailovo Hotel Gamma-Delta - The Gamma-Delta Hotel, which are interconnected, has complimentary use of an on-site, fantastic gym, Marcus Aurelius, a complimentary benefit costing others $50 per day. The hotel security is very tight: good-- very safe hotel; and bad-- you must always show your room key/card to get on an elevator to the the room. There is a well-stocked morning breakfast buffet (470 rub), a good deal esp if you are a big morning eater). Another good thing about the hotel is that the metro Partizanskaya is literally across the street, making travel to the center (Ploschad Revolutsii) a mere 4 metro stops on the 3 line, that's it. There is an in-room safe, which is convenient. And there is a mini-fridge, which you can stock with snacks from the market acros the street, next to the metro. All in all, for a 3-star hotel, you could not do better, and pay less, There are some drawbacks: the hotel bed mattresses are not very good: a simple foam mattress, not orthopaedic. But for a few days, it shouldn't be a problem; I slept like a baby. Also, avoid the restaurants in the hotel: overpriced, bad service and not very good. Stick with the reasonably priced buffets (mornng, lunch; and dinner-- 520 rub). And the hotel can get crowded at times with big groups coming and going all the time. One final point: I was in Moscow for 10 days in Feb 2013, winter. Lucikly there was no big snow but really the Moscow winter is brutal. So be prepared-- and thank the fact that the metro is a very, very short walk)
- Verified traveler (4/5): To expensive for nothing - A hotel where almost no one speeks english or any other language than russian. No bell boy, you have to peak your luggae by yourself, no matter how many pieces you have, or give good extra money to someone to give you a hand. No cofffe or tea in rooms and if you need Internet, know that wi-fi is not always good. Avoid this hotel!
- Dorothy (8/5): Out of Moscow crowd but only 6 stops from Kremlin! - Great location and in the surrounding area you can have everything walking distance from supermarkets to shopping center, lake, little Ismanovskij Kremlin. The best location out of Moscow's crowd but very easy access by underground to the tourist attractions. I am travelling to Moscow on business very often and after trying that hotel, I will not be looking anywhere else again. This would be my hotel every time I am in Moscow.
- Dean (4/5): Rude ... Rude ... Rude - I'm not a stranger to Foreign travel ... but I can not recall in 12 yrs such persistent rude service ... primarily from the front desk / guest relations ... Simple questions or requests were met with a frown and a overwhelming lack of care or attention to detail ... I will take my money elsewhere ...
- Scill (8/5): Good value for money - We enjoyed our two-night stay at this hotel. There are two parts to it - Gamma and Delta - make sure you know which one you're booking in, otherwise it's a bit confusing because they have separate lobbies, reception staff, elevators, etc. The hotel is really big - mostly caters to Chinese tour groups. Five stops on the metro to the Kremlin which is really convenient; great souvenir attraction called Ismailovo Market right outside the hotel; mall with KFC next to hotel; superb restaurant on premises; great water pressure with shower; and free drinking water available on each floor so you can refill your bottle. Recommended.
- Verified traveler (8/5): very satisfied - very clean, no smell, no stains, no smoking, good repair. inside looks much better than outside. loved the view from our room. two single beds were rather hard but for Moscow and the money I would not hesitate to stay there again! Nicer than many days inns, econo lodge etc.
- Verified traveler (8/5): Huge complex - This huge hotel complex has everything you need during your stay. It has a large variety and diversity of restaurants, comfortable lobbies, and nearby amenities at walking distances. On the negative side, the hotel is quite far from Moscow's center, however the metro station is close by and makes it easy to reach anywhere in the city. You'll also easily grab a taxi from outside of the complex at good bargaining prices.
- Lee (8/5): Good price and on metro - The hotel was good. Everything one could need was located nearby but as I was going to Moscow the tube station was just a few minutes walk so i could be in red square in 25 mins!
- Ozan (10/5): Perfect Hotel - Perfect Location - Very good hotel in terms of pricing and location. This hotel is very close to the metro station. You can walk from this hotel to Partizanskaya Metro Station in 3 minutes. As the metro connections are well in Moscow this is the most important thing. You can reach the Red Square within 15 minutes after takeing the metro. On the other hand the hotel service is very good, and the staff can speak English, which is also very important. The last thing is that the hotel is very close to a very big bazaar, you can find a lot of thing in that bazaar for souveniors...etc. I am sure that you will like if you would stay in that hotel.
- Bill (10/5): Gamma-Delta - Excellent value for money and close to Metro, clean room, good free wi-fi, powerful shower
- Greg (4/5): Avoid if you can - If you speak Russian then try not to speak, because you will be suspected to bring women to this hotel and extorted for additional money by the stuff in entrance. At night there are drunk prostitutes everywhere.
- Vladimir (8/5): Izmailovo hotel is a great place to stay - I've been in Izmailovo during New Year holiday and it was great. Lots of restaurants in the Hotel, bowling. The infrastructure around the hotel is amazing. There is a very famous market where you can buy matreshka.
- Verified traveler (6/5): Izmailovo Hotel Gamma-Delta - Loacation excellent for sight seeing and easy acces to anywhere via the Metro. No air conditioning during summer time in the room. This makes for an extremely uncomfortable summer stay! Service in English is also a problem. The rooms are spacious and clean.
- Verified traveler (8/5): Moscow hotel - was little far from the top sites of Moscow but travel by metro was good. lots of places in hotel to eat
- nina (10/5): Izmailovo Delta - Well, I stayed from friday to Monday at Izmailovo Delta. So, the location was great for those who want to visit the famous souvenir Sunday market. The metro station is only 5min walking distance from the hotel. The hotel room was clean but the bed quality was really low. I took a business room, two queen beds, but the beds were single beds....really small...the bathroom was with the tub and pretty clean. There was lots of security inside the hotel. You will no be allowed to take the elevator unless you show your room card to the security guy. There were many coffee shops and restaurants inside the hotel. There was also a post office, a hair dresser, a bank, souvenir shops...etc The weirdest thing was that when I asked the receptionist to call for a taxi, she charged me a 100 rub.... The check out time was at 12pm, I asked the courtesy to stay an extra hour , they said yes but with paiment. I refused so I went dowstairs and asked to keep my laggage at the deposit room,,, they asked me for 50rub per laggage per hour.... my God everything was $$$$....crazy for $$$.. However, the buffet restaurant was the best choice...very good quality food and a good variety of food... I ate there in the morning and in the evening .I really liked it. In the mean while I do recommend it, I will stay there again for the price, the food and for the cleanisses of the rooms.... the distance to down town city is about half hour by metro...so it is not recommended for families with little kids.
- Verified traveler (6/5): Good deal - They were nice upon check-in and let us check in early.
- Daryl (4/5): Never Again - This hotel was built around 1980, and doesn't appear to have had much maintainence since then. The beds were old, rooms were hot. My wife and I were approached several times outside the hotel by low level people wanting us to 'rent a room' from them. It was clear the 'foriegn men looking for Russian women' trade was booming in this area. Next time I will spend the extra cash and go 4-5 star hotel.
- Matt (8/5): Decent Moscow hotel - Good Moscow hotel near a Metro station
- Dmitry (8/5): Clean and reasonably priced hotel 30 min away from the city center - I've stayed at this hotel several times and each time you receive consistent level of service/ accommodations. The hotel was built 25 years ago in preparations for the summer Olympic Games and is part of the huge hotel complex. Hotel and rooms went through renovation several years ago and are quite basic, but very clean. Hotel has non-smoking and smoking floors, so you could indicate your preference on the reservation form. Some rooms on the top floors have great views of downtown Moscow. The hotel is about 5 minute walk from the subway station and another 25-30 min subway ride to downtown. There are several restaurants at the hotel and several grocery stores close by. If you are looking for clean, basic and moderately priced accommodation, this is a good place to stay.
- Bryan (8/5): Nice enough for the price. - Thie is a nice hotel complex for the price. I personally would give it 3.75 stars. Breakfast and dinner buffets were large and good, and priced normal for a hotel. Yes, AC would be nice, but I don't know how well it would work as we didn't have it. We did have mini-fridges in our rooms though which was nice. There are a bunch of little cafes and eateries, as well as a grocery near the metro station which is only 5 minutes walk from any of the complex. I have stayed at alpha, delta and gamma, and all were very nice for the price.
- noreen (10/5): A very reasonably priced excellent hotel - highly recommended - We travelled here with our two sons and requested rooms to be within close proximity of one another. On check in we were delighted to find that we had been allocated rooms next door to one another. The hotel was clean, comfortable and the rooms decorated to a high standard. We experienced problems with our pre booked hotel transfer car and were concerned that we would miss our flight but a member of staff at the check in desk arranged a taxi for us and explained to the driver that we had very little time to get to the airport. We made the flight book in with only five minutes to spare and are convinced that without the help of this staff member we would have missed our flight. The traffic in Moscow is very heavy and it can take up to three hours to reach SVO airport by car.
- Michael (8/5): Izmailovo Hotel Gamma-Delta Moscow - The hotel is very nicely set up, with many shops inside the complex. ATM machines are available. The hotel is near a metro station, making it simple and convenient for transportation to the city center. Overall, a nice hotel with good service. My only complaint is that there was no air conditioning in my room, and Moscow was in the midst of a heat wave during the time of my stay. I would stay here again.
- Shaun (8/5): Good, but get air conditioning - We had a nice stay for 4 days. Good location with a lot of restaurants and convenience stores nearby. We were there in July in a room without air conditioning. Definitely pay the extra money for AC if you go in the summer, it was literally 92 degrees in our room.
- Terry (8/5): Excellent facility for conferences or simply a quality hotel at reasonable price - My wife and I stayed here during the "consciousness revolution" conference in June 2010. For under $100 per night we found industrial quality and wide open spaces. Good atmosphere, good food, close to a little souvenir shopping and alternative eats. The subway is very close and easier to understand than the maze in New York City. (work with the cyrillic as best you can) It is only 15 minutes or so of metro into the center of the city... The only measure of unhappiness we got was a few instances of the locals (including one employee at this hotel) gaming the system against us for their profit. In the case here (Alpha breakfast buffet) we found a great breakfast experience, but the price(which was not posted) was toyed with by the entry attendant lady for her profit. In one case we arrived with a 5000 ruble note (about $150) and were told that she would have the balance of our change on the way out the door after breakfast. Well, I trusted her too much. On the way out, she handed me considerably less than I had coming and as I walked away counting and converting numbers in my head I realized I had been conned. So be careful and don't trust too much. I think the free-market system is going to be used against you now and then. Buyer beware! But if you pay attention, you will love Moscow and very much appreciate this hotel complex. ps: The buildings look much the same, from one to another at this complex, so try to establish which one is YOURS.
- elena (8/5): nice hotel, good price - very nice hotel, clean close to underground train station price is good for what you get BUT : we had a business room and it was no AC in it !!!!!!!!! just a fan that they call an AC
- Colin (8/5): Affordable hotel in Moscow - This is a HUGE hotel - comprising 4 blocks, Alpha, Beta, Gamma & Delta. We were in Gamma building. Room was good but lack of air conditioning in 32c was not so good - though we did have a fan. Room was clean, fresh towels every day, beds comfortable. Free wifi access in the room which was great. Its only a short stroll to Partizanskaya metro station on the dark blue line - then 10 mins ride into Red Square..so not far out. Metro runs VERY frequently until 1.00am. Next door to the hotel is a very big souvenir market - so handy for getting all your gifts - but remember to haggle. If you want to see Lenin heres a tip - only open certain days - and you queue by the sign about the mausoleum at the corner next to the gates of Alexandra park (where the tomb of the unknown soldier and eternal flame are) - took us a while to find that out!!!
- thomas (10/5): good value - the ismailovo complex has everything one could need all within the hotel, spa, restaurants, cafes, bowling, banking/ATMs, currency exchange, shopping. the metro station is a few minutes walk from the hotel and the metro takes about 15 minutes to reach city center, skipping the traffic. there is a huge park nearby with boat rental and huge market for souvenirs, shopping mall and vodka museum would stay there again, good value for the money
- David (10/5): Very good value for money - I booked at the hotel twice. First time, no problem. Second time (after returning from St. Petersburg), they could not at first find my reservation. After only a very bried hiatus, I was put up in the Vega Hotel (a part of the complex). Good rooms both time, and a VERY nice breakfast at the Vega. The Gamma-Delta-Vega complex is very close to the Partisanskaya metro station. It is also very close to an amusement center with traditional, almost "fantasy", Russian architecture. Finally, the very efficient metro system will get you downtown in twenty minutes on the outside. Overall, very good value for money.
- Verified traveler (6/5): hotel name not clear - The hotel reservation did not specify which building we had. We went to Izmailovo, waited in line, they sent us to Gamma, not there either and finally we went to Delta and there we had the reservation (all this carrying the suitcases up and down). Then we were given a smokers room because they run out of non smokers rooms. Otherwise excellent location and OK room and bathroom
- Thomas (8/5): Inexpensive hotel easy for Moscow. - This complex, while huge, is quite ok for an inexpensive stay in Moscow. The hotels have lots of facilities but at a price. There is a very good park nearby you can go walking in. It is very peaceful and I go there every time I stay in Moscow. The metro is nearby and only a few stops from the centre. The security is good and there is no feeling of danger outside. The hotel isn't the most luxurious but it doesn't have the price tags to match. It is comfortable but try to eat and drink elsewhere because the prices inside the hotel are expensive. I would recommend a stay here.
- Sumi (8/5): Good hotel at the right price - Hotel was good - clean rooms, reasonably helpful staff. About 20 mins from the centre of Moscow, metro stop 5 mins away and on a busy line. Managed to get train tickets at the hotel to St Petersburg. Great deal for the price; a little way from the airport - got the express train (around 45 mins), then metro (around 20-25 mins).
- Alex (8/5): Reasonable hotel not too far outside the centre - The hotel is actually a huge building of around 30 floors and located in an area with other same sized hotels/buildings. It is conveniently located close to a metro station that takes you to the Red Square in 15-20 min. The rooms are clean and services every day. I stayed in two different rooms so far and they seem all to look the same. They have a very small TV and an (empty) fridge that comes in handy. I didn't have breakfast there so I can't comment on that. I only had a small snack in one of the restaurants that wasn't that good (same feedback from my Russian colleague who was with me). All in all an "OK" hotel to stay at - if you can get a reasonable rate.
- Eugene (6/5): X - X
- Stephen (6/5): Reasonable for the price - A reasonable price, but distant from the center of Moscow.
- Eric (10/5): Great Hotel in Moscow - We didn't have big expectations about Izmailovo Hotel Gamma-Delta because this seemed to be the cheapest Hotel in Moscow, and usually there is a reason for a hotel to be cheapest one. But after our stay we find Izmailovo Hotel Gamma-Delta to be a great hotel which we could recomend to everyone. The newly renovated rooms are big, clean and fresh. The room service was very cheap compared to Moscow standards. A subwaystation is located about 100 meter from the entrance. And the wifi in the room was free.
- Jeffrey (8/5): Adequate hotel. - The hotel was adequate, my only complaint is the hardness of the bed. There is free wi-fi (at least in the Delta hotel). Plenty of hot water and good water pressure. I ingested some water and did not get sick. Restaurants were pricey but rather good. Our favorite was the Golden Fork. (Order the Beef Medallions). Each guest must have a room key-card or the burley hotel official will not let you back into the elevator area. (Even if a man and woman are together). It is a 7-minute cold and windy walk to the metro.
- Dale (8/5): Izmailovo Hotel Gamma-Delta Stay - I have stayed in the hotel Gamma and Delta for a few years. Recently, I noticed a real improvement with Gamma. My recent stay was quite good. The hotel complex is outside of the center city, but is 5 minute walk to the Metro Station Partizanskaya, which is 15 minutes train ride into Center City Moscow. If you are on a budget, the Izmailovo Hotel Gamma-Delta provide great value. They are still Russian hotels, but the hotel management is continuing to improve the service. By the way, the breakfasts are quite good. Beds are a little hard, but comfortable. There is very good security on the floors as well.
- Becky (8/5): Comfortable, good quality hotel close to a metro line - This hotel is good value for money. It is 5 minute walk to the metro line and from here it is a five stop journey to Red Square. While the surrounding area doesn't have much to appeal to tourists, it is a convenient location for heading into town. The room was warm and clean, the shower was powerful and hot. A good choice if you are looking or a mid-range break in Moscow.
- George (10/5): Moscow Hotel - really good hotel. english spoken by employees. good location. great price. next time in Moscow, i'm staying here.
- Gideon (8/5): No frills hotel - Good location- well priced
- Barry (10/5): Very Pleased - I have only good things to say about Gamma-Delta (there are two hotels and I stayed in Delta). The staff were helpful and although I only asked them a couple of questions they were friendly and helpful and did understand English. I stayed in a Business room so I can only comment on this type - it was very clean and tidy and the bathroom was excellent. The Metro station was 5-8 minutes walk away and from there it was 15-20 minutes to Red Square. The hotel is also next to the Izmaylovo Market that is a good place to pick up a few gifts for family back home. Overall I was happy with the accomodation and location.
- Verified traveler (2/5): run down hotel on outskirts of Moscow - The hotel is very run-down. The carpeting in the rooms is filthy. The people working at the hotel do not speak English. The hotel is about 30 mins outside of the city-center. There were many shady characters outside of the hotel and I definitely questioned my safety while I was there.
- Peter (10/5): Best service for your dollar...first economy choice hotel for Moscow - My Russian wife and I stayed here upon our arrival. The metro is about 5 blocks away conveniently localed. The hotel has several restaurants. One of them even offers a buffet at the same price found in American restaurants. The room was clean, the bed sheets were washed and the room was not hot. The hotel staff speaks decent English and were friendly...made us feel welcome. They surely earned my business and it would be my first hotel pick upon my return.
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