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Danislovskaya Hotel   K    +7 (095) 954-0503           www.hotel-danilslovskaya.da.ru  

Street Address: 5 Bolshoy Starodanilovsky Lane - Moscow, Russia

Location: Good.

Nearest Metro: Tulskaya

Staff Speaks English? Yes. Some speak English.

Would I Stay Here? Yes. It wouldn't be my top choice though.

* Church Guy Is Everywhere - On Every Wall *

This hotel belongs to an orthodox religion organization. It is nice, clean, a little dated, and a bit strange. The head orthodox guy - Alexy the 2nd, is idolized all over the hotel. Every room has a portrait of this guy in his preacher outfit. We found it to be weird.

The neighborhood is quiet and it doesn't seem like Moscow. It appears there are 3 different churches bordering one corner of the property. It probably is very interesting to hear the bells ring on the hour.

An unusual garden area is out front with real grass. Inside there is a fairly impressive marble lobby. I was surprised to see it. The corridors are not bad. Rooms range in price from $80 to $200 per night (as of March 23, 2004). All rooms are air-conditioned except for the standard rooms. The rooms have keycard locks. Each room, besides having a photo of the preacher, also has icons and a bible, plus hardwood floors. The bathrooms are fine. Room decor can be old and tired.

The hotel has a certain classiness in an odd sort of way. A good internet room (with two computers) is on the second floor along with a nice cafe area. A cash machine and an interesting restaurant are on the lobby floor.

The Danislovskaya is unique. It is an okay place. It's not bad. I am more excited about other hotels though.

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