Swissotel Krasnye Holmy

General information

Hotel: 235 rooms, 34 floors.
Year of hotel renovation: 2005
Swissotel Krasnye Holmy Moscow is one of the tallest buildings in Moscow.

Rooms

The choice of rooms ranges from Swiss Business Advantage Rooms, Swiss Business Executive Rooms and Panorama Rooms to Corner Suites, Executive Suites and the Presidential Suite, all featuring the latest in-room technology and a luxurious feel.

Restaurants & Bars

The hotel offers two distinctly different dining choices in the hotel's two restaurants. Enjoy authentic Italian cuisine in Concerto Restaurant and Bar or opt for SwissТtel Krasnye Holmy's main restaurant, Cafe Suisse with an all-day dining menu.

Events & Meetings

Total of 550 square metres of flexible meeting space and 11 conference rooms. Beautiful pillar-less ballroom with ceilingmounted and concert-quality sound system Additional three breakout rooms on the ground floor for small to mid-size meetings and conferences Banquet space on the 29th floor features floor-to-ceiling windows.

All function rooms have natural daylight and equipped with the latest technology. In-room espresso machine in all board rooms 19th floor executive lounge with a meeting room for 8 people and open-air terrace Full-service business centre. Access to additional 1,100 square metres of meeting space at the adjacent Moscow International House of Music.

Leisure & Recreation

Located on the third floor of the hotel, Amrita Spa & Health Club is the place for perfect relaxation, offering a swimming pool, four private treatment rooms, a jacuzzi, a solarium, sauna and relaxation room, and a workout area with cardiovascular equipment.

Location

Situated in one of the most convenient sites in the city, the hotel is located on the eastern tip of Kremlin Island between the Moscow River and the Obvodny Channel. Less than three kilometres away from Swissotel Krasnye Holmy Moscow is the Kremlin.

Sights

The Kremlin, the oldest part of the city with its multitude of palaces, armouries, churches and medieval fortresses that link modern Russia to its legendary past.