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Moscow, L.A. of the East
When I got to Moscow I arrived at the brand new Terminal C and was met by my pre-arranged driver who picked me up from the airport. Moscow traffic was terrible! And it was 10:30 at night! Fortunately my driver knew the shortcuts, but it still took almost an hour to get to my hotel. When I arrived I was very pleasantly surprise to find a nice modern …
Red for Beautiful
... get over the chain fence, with the aid of 3 friends to fight the dress.
The last item on the trip was the Moscow underground. Every station had a different theme, even down to different lights and all were stunning. You could spend days down there looking at all the stations, and trying to guess their ages by the decor, or the depth they thought was good for a bunker !
Long Train journey now, all stocked up on dried ...
Moscow!!
... it is. We also stopped at plenty of Orthodox churches and even one Convent, they really love their churches here.
After our driving tour we had around 1.5 hours of free time, just enough time to get lunch and wander through Red Square and take some photos. We quickly had lunch at a local food court and headed to Red Square, as expected the Square was packed with people. The other downside of the day was that in the middle of Red Square were stands for the ...
Wakey, wakey, eggs and steaky!
... come in handy seeing as I'm a peasant for the next year. Once we got off the plane, picked up our luggage we then had the painstaking 2hr taxi journey in the blazing sunshine to the hostel. That's when we realised just how polluted Moscow is. The taxi driver smoked like a chimney all the way their and I think their was more smoke coming in from outside than their was going out. Pretty sure we passed a woman pushing a baby and even the baby was smoking. We got to the hostel about ...
Nyet, Nyet, Nyet...Sparsiba
... been boring.
Moscow Metro system is complex, zero English and something to behold. It would qualify as a museum in itself. They are deep underground (think 5+ minute escalators), Stalin’s gift to the people to unite them in work. Had no issues on the trains (at any stage in Russia with villains) except perhaps going the wrong way. Its easier to count how many stops you need to take before getting on. But if you catch the wrong train...
They dont miss you when ...
Amenities
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Business Services
- Free parking
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TravelPod Member ReviewsRushotel Moscow
“ Great Hotel for the price.... ”
Reviewed Jun 30, 2010
Nice rooms, good choice of Television channels, free shuttle to the Metro, and Free Breakfast buffet! Only down side is the other in house food is ridiculously expensive, and the rooms have no air-conditioning. Fortunately the weather was moderate during my stay......
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