Hotel Lesnaya Safmar (ex. Holiday Inn Moscow Lesnaya) Reviews

Everything is good. Great location.

good and clean room ，good location

Very good

nice。

There is only one door between us and the next room. We can hear the conversations next door clearly and cannot rest at all.

Not a bad standard hotel, the location is of course extremely good. The room is quite quiet, warm and comfortable. I liked everything.

The hotel is very good. I have stayed there several times in a row. It is also very close to the Belorusskaya Metro Station. There is a food city nearby with many delicious foods. There are many good cafes nearby.

Facilities: Not bad, quite satisfactory Hygiene: Very good, comfortable Environment: The surrounding area is very convenient Service: The service is very user-friendly and very good. There is no problem communicating in English. The customer service staff speaks very good English.

Russian-style hotel, relatively clean and quiet. The hotel is a little far from the Red Square and it takes about half an hour by taxi. The size of the room is no problem for two people. I spoke to three different front desk staff, all of whom spoke English, and when I asked about registration before leaving, it was handled quickly. I accidentally discovered that there is a small gift shop next to the hotel, selling Russian nesting dolls at reasonable prices, which are cheaper than those bought in the city without bargaining.

It is very close to the exhibition hall and convenient for travel. There are many delicious foods around, which are very suitable for Chinese stomachs. Next time if I come to this exhibition, I will choose to stay here.

The room is very good, the facilities are very new, the heating is sufficient, and the transportation is convenient. It is next to the Belorusskaya metro station. The Belorusskaya railway station is a 10-minute walk away. People commented that it is a food court opposite. We went there after checking in at around 9 o'clock. Oh my god! There were luxury cars everywhere, such as Cullinan and Rolls-Royce Phantom. It turned out to be a bar street in Russia, where rich people spend their time. We quickly found another restaurant to eat. There was a Japanese ramen restaurant towards the subway station, which cost 500-700 rubles a bowl and the portion was relatively small. There was also a bakery. But I didn't find a larger supermarket. There was one that was okay but the things inside were very expensive, incomparable to the Green Supermarket I usually go to. It should be a wealthy area, so those who travel on a budget should consider it carefully.

Old hotel, average quality. The room was very dry and hot, but the refrigerator was locked and could not be used, which brought great changes. Bad review. Opposite is the food city, see Figure 3, it is convenient for eating, and the Belorussky Railway Station is one stop away, and transportation to the airport is also very convenient.

I stayed in this hotel during my visit to Moscow. The location is very good. It is very close to the Belorusskaya subway station. The tram at the door goes directly to the Lenin Railway Station. There are many restaurants diagonally opposite, and I had breakfast there. The facilities are a bit old but complete, the service is in place, the supermarket is not far away, and check-in and check-out are very fast.

The room is very big and clean. The bed is a bit soft. The door is opened by inserting a card and pulling it out. The elevator is the same. They are all old-fashioned. The breakfast is very rich. There is a food court opposite the hotel. There are high-end ones and an Asian food city.