Ararat Park Hotel Moscow
Russia
Ararat Park Hotel Moscow sits close to the Bolshoi Theatre, with Red Square and the Kremlin within walking distance. The hotel places contemporary interiors inside one of the city's most culturally concentrated areas. Its 202 rooms and suites were designed by Tony Chi, with a restrained residential approach rather than a heavily historic decorative scheme. Different categories offer varying amounts of space and views across the surrounding centre. Dining establishes several distinct identities. Café Ararat serves Armenian cooking, while the Conservatory Lounge & Bar occupies the tenth floor with panoramic views towards the Kremlin, Bolshoi and State Duma. The Park Restaurant handles breakfast, and the lobby bar supplies another meeting point. Spa and fitness facilities allow guests to balance theatre outings, sightseeing and appointments with time at the hotel. The strongest reason to choose Ararat Park is the combination of this walkable central position and a contemporary room design, with Armenian food providing a particularly individual connection to the property's name.