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Radisson Collection Hotel Moscow

A Moscow luxury hotel in a Stalinist-era skyscraper, historically known as Hotel Ukraina and part of the Radisson Collection brand since January 2019.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

Radisson Collection Hotel, Moscow is a hotel in Moscow whose historical name is Hotel Ukraina. The building opened on 25 May 1957 and was recognized as the largest hotel in Europe. After a three-year modernization, a new modern hotel, Radisson Royal, Moscow, opened in the legendary building on 28 April 2010. From January 2019 the legendary Moscow hotel was joined to the Radisson Collection brand. The hotel offers 500 rooms in 12 categories and suites, an art collection including a 1977 animated diorama of Moscow, over 1,200 original paintings by early 20th-century Russian artists, a collection of 57 sculptures and a famous painted ceiling, 19 restaurants and bars, a river yacht fleet, and a 49.5-metre Olympic swimming pool.

History

The building historically known as Hotel Ukraina is one of the seven famous buildings known as the 'Stalinist skyscrapers' or 'Seven Sisters'. Opened on 25 May 1957, Hotel Ukraina was recognized as the largest hotel in Europe and for many years became a 'Moscow home' for guests from around the world. After half a century the hotel required modernization; work lasted three years, and on 28 April 2010 a new modern hotel, Radisson Royal, Moscow, opened in the legendary building, combining the best of two eras: imperial scale and the touching aesthetics of socialist times alongside modern 'smart comfort' and world traditions of five-star service. From January 2019 the legendary Moscow hotel was joined to the Radisson Collection brand. The hotel's Book of Honorary Guests includes autographs of world-famous stars such as Marcello Mastroianni, Robert De Niro, Michel Legrand, Patricia Kaas, Cesária Évora, Zachary Quinto, Dominic Cooper, Michael Flatley, Audrey Tautou, Sophia Loren, Joaquín Cortés, Ralph Fiennes, Francis Ford Coppola, Ving Rhames, Sean Bean, Christian Slater, Adrien Brody, Ronaldo, Zinedine Zidane, Cristiano Ronaldo and others. Historical name: Hotel Ukraina. Year of creation: 1957. Authors: academician of architecture, president of the Academy of Architecture of the USSR Mordvinov A.G., design engineer Krasilnikov P.A., co-author for residential buildings Kalish V.G., and co-author for the stylobate project, doctor of architecture Oltarzhevsky V.K. Style: Stalinist Empire. Building parameters: height 206 m (including 73 m spire); total area 88 thousand sq. m.

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Luxury hotel; best LUXURY hotel according to Russian... (per official website)

  • 500 rooms in 12 categories and suites

  • 19 restaurants and bars

  • 49.5-metre Olympic swimming pool

  • Art collection: 1977 animated diorama of Moscow, over 1,200 original paintings, 57 sculptures, famous painted ceiling

  • Own fleet of river yachts for Moscow River cruises

  • Underground parking with over 30,000 sq. m. for 647 cars

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