Rossija Hotel is built in 1973 as being the biggest hotel complex in Europe (registered in the Guinnes Book of Records) and located in the centre of Moscow on the banks of the Moskva River with the marvelous view of the city and just a few steps from the Red Square, the Bolshoi Theatre, St. Basil Cathedral and the Kremlin. It takes 45 minutes drive from the Sheremetyevo International Airport and 20 minutes from Belorussky railway station. The hotel is surrounded also by important government and administrative buildings, sightseeing places known all over the world, museums, theatres, shopping centers, entertainment centers, restaurants and casinos.

Hotel Rossija provides a total of 3100 rooms which include single, double, twin rooms, junior suites and renovated rooms in 21 floors. All rooms are furnished with 7 channels TV, international direct dialling telephone, fire safety system, private bathroom and mini bar. Double beds are only available in renovated double rooms and the Junior Suites consist of two rooms (bedroom and living-room) and a corridor.

As well as traditional restaurants of Russian, European, Italian, German cuisines, you will find the best Japanese restaurant of Moscow, Restaurant Tokyo in Rossija Hotel. You are always welcome at famous "Kremlyovsky" Restaurant which is located on the 21-st floor providing excellent view of the centre of the Moscow. The hotel has a coffee shop on every floor. You may relax at the favourite night club and disco.

Hotel’s additional facilities include laundry & dry cleaning service, hairdresser, currency exchange office, air & train ticket reservation office, luggage room, souvenir shops, parking, a hair dresser and a barber shop. Hotel's Business Centre provides a fax, copier, word processing and typing services, and interpreters. If you need a work out or a wind down, try out the hotel’s health club where you can tone your body or tune out your mind in the swimming pool, sauna and fitness centre. Hotel’s meeting and conference rooms can accommodate from 20 to 180 people.