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Hotel Irbis, Moscow
 In the middle of the 1950's the process of building of so called 'hotels for village workers' was launched. 'Village workers' or leading kolkhozniks (collective farmers) started coming to Moscow to attend the first post-war VDNH's (All-Union Exhibitions of Achievemnts in National Economy and Farming) to share experience and demonstrate achievemnts. For this purpose a number of hotels was built on the terrytory adjacent to the All-Union Exhibition Center (nowadays the VVTs - the All-Russia Exhibition Center).
The two-building hotel Zarya built in 1956 was one of those. In Soviet times not only kolkhoz (collective farm) and sovkhoz (state farm) representatives stayed there but as well ordinary citizens who came to have a look at the capital and visit VDNH. The 1980 Olympic Games left their trail there as well: maintenance staff were staying in the hotel during the Olympics. In the 1990's thrifty and sent on an assignment tourists stayed in the hotel. In the course of time the buildings of the hotel became dilapidated and could have been pulled down, but the hotel was fortunate enough due to its new owner the closed joint-stock company Maxima Hotels that devided the hotel Zarya into two separate hotels.
Thus in 2003 one of the buildings of the hotel Zarya became the hotel Irbis. The hotel was reconstructed, the European repairs and change of furniture took place. Nowadays the hotel receives guests and participants of exhibitions that are held in the VVTs, in Sokolniki and other exhibition centers of the capital.The Irbis Hotel appeared in 2003. Originally it was one of the "Zarya" buildings. Completely renovated and furnished in conformity with the European standards, it soon became a favorable meeting place for the guests and participants of exhibitions held on the territory of the All Russia Exhibition Center, in Sokolniki and other exhibition complexes of the capital.
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| Rooms in hotel Irbis |
 Single Standart |  Twin Standart |
 Double/Twin Business class |  Studio |
 Classic style Suite |  Modern Style Suite |
 Pistachio Style Suite |  Orange Style Suite |
 Double Standart |
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Rooms description in hotel Irbis
Guests of the Irbis Hotel can take advantage of its 97 standard, business and deluxe rooms. The luxury suites are marked for their elegant interior in green and orange colors. All the room doors have combination locks. Buffet breakfast is included in the room rates.
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Location of hotel Irbis
The Irbis Hotel, Moscow, is set in one of the greenest districts of the city. Close to the hotel is the Main Botanical Garden with its hothouses, exquisite plant racks and unique Japanese garden. A little further away is the Ostankinsky TV Centre and Count Sheremetyev's memorial estate, as well as the All- Russian Exhibition Centre.
20-25 minutes are enough to get from the hotel to the city centre - the Kremlin, Red Square and Tverskaya Street - by metro.
The trip to the Vnukovo, Domodedovo and Bykovo airports takes approximately an hour and a half. Less than in an hour you will reach the Sheremetyevo Airport. The metro trip to the capital's railway stations takes 15-20 minutes.
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Services in hotel Irbis
The hotel Irbis offers its guests a complete list of services that are typical of a ny hotel of this standard. Guests are always provided with the following services:
Check-room
Taxi call-in
Wake-up call
Theater and concert tickets booking
Mail delivery
Dry-cleaner's
Laundry
Airlines booking offices
Sauna
Room service
Conference hall
Negotiations room
Cafe
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Business services in hotel Irbis
For business travelers the Irbis Hotel offers conference and negotiations rooms which will be the perfect location for your business meetings. Here you can also rent office facilities upon request.
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