Swissôtel Krasnye Holmy Moscow

The Swissôtel Krasnye Holmy Moscow occupies a distinctive high-rise tower on a bend of the Moscow River in the Zamoskvorechye area, a short taxi ride from the city center and within walking distance of Paveletskaya metro and rail station. The building's height and riverside position give it some of the widest panoramic views in Moscow, taking in both the Kremlin skyline and the glass towers of Moscow City. The hotel's best-known feature is the Sixty Bar and restaurant on the 60th floor, one of the highest dining rooms in Europe at the time of opening, offering sweeping city views for dinner or cocktails. Rooms are modern and business-oriented, many with floor-to-ceiling windows framing the river or skyline. Wellness facilities include an indoor pool, spa, and fitness center, along with an executive Club Lounge for business travelers. Service is efficient and international in style, geared toward conference and corporate guests as much as leisure visitors seeking a dramatic view of the city. The hotel's height and river-bend position mean lighting conditions shift dramatically through the day, making both sunrise and sunset dining popular at Sixty. Meeting rooms and a ballroom on lower floors support conferences, while the Club Lounge offers a quieter breakfast and evening canapes setting for suite and top-tier guests.