Petroff Palace Boutique Hotel

Great place, good spa. The current palace of meetings of the Russian government, closed territory. Also the Karamzin restaurant. Few people, quiet and calm, service at a level.

A boutique hotel can only be appreciated by settling there (the pictures are very beautiful), drinking coffee in the lobby bar before the start of the tour (only allowed with a passport), the staff is very kind. The tour of the palace is informative and interesting. We were lucky with the guide, a very colorful man.

I come every year the best place for a reboot soaked in history prose poetry very beautiful especially early in the morning however

A wonderful hotel in the former palace of Peter I. 20 minutes from the center of Moscow, next to the Dynamo football stadium and metro station and Dynamo Park. Spacious, comfortable, cozy rooms with luxurious beds, spacious bathrooms with all amenities. Delicious breakfasts with a large selection and a restaurant with excellent service and cuisine. Magic spa area with swimming pool, sauna, fitness. Underground parking, courtyard for a walk. Nádherný hotel v zámeckém stylu v 20. minutách od centra Moskvy vedle fotbalového stadionu Dynamo a stanice metro Dynamo. Prostorné, nádherné, útulné, luxusní pokoje, komfortní postele, velké koupelny se vším potřebným, lahodné snídaně s velkým výběrem i restaurace se skvělou kuchyni, parádní spa zóna s bazéne m, saunou, fitness centrem, podzemní parkoviště, vnitřní chráněný dvůr k procházkám, vedle hotel park.

Petrovsky Travel Palace on Tverskoy Trakt (Leningradsky Prospekt) is a travel palace at the entrance to Moscow from St. Petersburg. It was erected in 1776-1780 according to the project of the architect Matvey Kazakov and is an example of Russian neo-Gothic architecture. Catherine II ordered the construction of the palace in connection with the successful completion of the Russian-Turkish war of 1768-1774, it served as a residence for noble persons after a long journey from St. Petersburg to Moscow (hence its name - "travel"). Catherine II stayed in the palace only twice: in 1785 she spent four days there on her way from Novgorod and ten days on her way from Crimea in 1787. Since 2011, a hotel complex has been located on the second floor and wings of the palace, and the first floor has been transferred to the museum. The palace is also the official Reception House of the Moscow government.

A very beautiful place.

Magnificent neo-Gothic building! Looks very elegant! It is a pity that you can only get into the territory as a guest of the hotel located there. Although in a sense, the building still functions as it was originally intended. Like a hotel. Only earlier monarchs stopped there on the way from St. Petersburg to Moscow, but now anyone can who has enough money for this.