Metropol Moscow
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his is one of those hotels where guests come for more than just an overnight stay. Opened in 1905 directly across from the Bolshoi Theatre, the Metropol was conceived as a palace of art and hospitality, bringing together some of the leading architects and artists of its time, including William Walcot and Mikhail Vrubel.
More than a century later, much of that spirit remains. Look for Vrubel’s famous Princess of Dreams on the faсade, start your morning with breakfast beneath the stained-glass dome of the historic Metropol Hall, and discover contemporary Russian cuisine at SAVVA, a GreatList restaurant awarded one Michelin star in the MICHELIN Guide Moscow 2022. And when you step outside, the Bolshoi Theatre is across the street, with Red Square and the Kremlin just a short walk away.
