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[tedw80]

Does anybody has experience on Moscow hostels?
I'm looking for good & cheap one.

[starlagurl]

Have you checked Trip Advisor yet?

Here's the link to reviews of hostels in Moscow:

http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotels-g298484-...sia-Hotels.html

[moshereicome]

Don't know about that place, but I know there are a bunch of small hostels, some good, some bad. You can try Godzillas, Comrade, Home Hostel, Sweet Moscow. There's also a small hotel Suharevka Hotel. There are also a bunch of web sites which act as guides to Moscow, but most seem to me to be trying to sell something. The ones that seemed most informative to me and had a listing of most of those hostels above is smart moscow (www.smartmoscow.com). Of course you can try some others, good luck!

[cheaptraveller]

Does anybody has experience on Moscow hostels?
I'm looking for good & cheap one.

Moscow hostels are great! The reason for that is there haven't many or any hostels around before the end of the cold war, so all those hostels you find in Moscow now are either converted or brand new hostels with facilities like a poche luxury hostel. Besides Moscow, is one of the most ambigious cities I have ever been to. The resting old grey parts from the Komunist times mixed up with a total new genreration of people and mid-class society, which very open minded and friendly youngsters. Hostels in Moscow are a great place to stay and meet people.

have fun!
CT.

[hotelaudit]

Does anybody has experience on Moscow hostels?
I'm looking for good & cheap one.

My favorite online reservation system is HRS DOT COM and HOTEL DOT INFO I'm sure you can find a lots of quality hotels in Moscow.

[rbisset]

Very useful!

[konovay]

I think it is better to stay at some apartment - it will be cheper. Hotels are quite expensive in Moscow - minimal 150 $ per night - 3 stars.

[ukrainian]

Have you ever been in Moskow? What did you like the most?
I'll be there soon.
What is you tips, advise?

[robjstaples]

I loved it except for the way it seemed to eat my money!
The best thing I did was to take a private walking tour which is something I wouldn't usually dream of doing. It was a bit of a treat and cost me 30-40USD for an afternoon, but it was worth it to learn so much about an amazing city. The best cheap thing I did was to ride the circular metro and get off at every station to admire the fabulous art work.

[wisconsin_fan81]

We are planning another Europe trip soon, and I was looking at some hotels in St. Petersburg. Tell me how Moscow was when you get back!

[thorolfmjoerk]

Does anybody has experience on Moscow hostels?
I'm looking for good & cheap one.

Yes, have a look here:
www.moskau-city.eu

there you find for example the
Hotel-ramn.moskau-city.eu

you can stay there for 17 Euro per night.

I really liked it, also not so far out of the center, Metro Station "Sokol"

[lukasweber]

"Hotels are quite expensive in Moscow" - it's really so! But if you are traveling with the company - it's safe to stay in a hostel. They are many good hostels in the center. I was this year in "Bananas hostel" - clean and with youth atmosphere and reasonable price for rooms. As I know you can book room there just from there facebook page in the letter.