Premiere Hotel

+ The room is checked and cleaned each day like any regular hotel room.

− The hotel is too far away from any useful locations in Moscow for the average foreigner like me visiting the city for the first time: I had to spend 30 minutes in the metro each day to go to the places where I had to go and then 30 minutes again to get back to the hotel. The room is OK by itself, it meets all the standards regarding furniture, services etc, but it is located right above the central heating system room, which, with the help of the very poor sound insulation, creates in this room this atmosphere of being in the room just next to the engines room in some old submarine, which is terrible for sleeping. The hotel also is very much used by people who appears to have never heard of concepts such as sleeping at night, calm, quietness, and respect, which makes this room unappropriate as a regular hotel room. Do not go there if you need to sleep at night. The person at the reception does speak nothing else but Russian and she could not care less about the noise, she only came around to check that nothing was broken when I was knocking at the door of the other rooms, and was completely unconcerned about me not being able to sleep. I had to leave the hotel before the end of my booking because of the noise. The hotel staff was helpful with wifi etc, but could not help in any way regarding the noise, which questions the whole point of this place as a "hotel"... So 10/10 for all the other services, but 0/10 for never telling the other people around to stop making noise during the whole night, and not being able to relocate me in another more regular room.

+ Very clean hotel 10 to 15mins walking from Shchyolkovskaya metro station. Easy water dispenser access in the corridor.

− English is not understood. Wifi range is not good.Breakfast is not upto the mark with few choices