Hotel Apelsin on Trubnaya (f. Esquire on Trubnaya)

The Apelsin on Trubnaya Hotel invites guests to relax comfortably and enjoy excellent service. The modern hotel is located in the very center of the capital, on Petrovsky Boulevard, between Trubnaya Square and Petrovka. The building was built in the 19th century. In the 30s of the 20th century, it acquired the features of an elegant Italian style in Stalinist treatment. Today, you can see in the hotel on Trubnaya a popular place that fully meets the needs of a 21st-century person. It, like all guest complexes of the Apelsin chain, is distinguished by the bright design of the rooms and courteous service from the staff. The hotel in the center of Moscow opens its doors daily to regular and new guests. It is just a 20-minute drive from the Aeroexpress departure station to the main international airports of the capital: Sheremetyevo, Domodedovo, Vnukovo. Within walking distance of the Moscow Kremlin, TSUM, GUM, Okhotny Ryad shopping center. In your free time, it is convenient to visit the shopping complex and the architectural monument Petrovsky Passage. The road will take only 10 minutes through the monument to Vladimir Vysotsky, the Moscow Museum of Modern Art, the Naryshkin Chambers. A wide range of rooms allows you to choose accommodation for every taste with the possibility of daily and hourly payment. The rooms have comfortable wide beds, televisions, Internet, air conditioners, blackout curtains, showers and bathrooms with towels and toiletries. The rooms are cleaned regularly, bed linen and towels are changed. Ironing facilities, a cooler with hot and cold water, and a microwave are also available.

How to get there: from the Trubnaya metro station, exit 2 to the right, go to Tsvetnoy Boulevard, then straight along Petrovsky Boulevard.

From the Chekhovskaya metro station exit 14, cross Maly Putinkovsky Lane, cross Naryshkinsky Ave. at the pedestrian crossing, then straight to Strastnoy Boulevard, go to the other side of Petrovka Street, turn left, through the pedestrian crossing and straight along Petrovsky Boulevard.