Bulgari Hotel Moscow on Bolshaya Nikitskaya, named Stella di Mosca, is on the verge of its opening. Despite several delays, it seems the wait is almost over, as the hotel’s website, currently filled with renders instead of actual photographs, is now accepting reservations from April 1.
The hotel boasts 65 rooms and suites, a 1,400 sqm spa featuring a 25-meter pool, Russian bath, Finnish sauna, Turkish hammam, Roman steam room, and a fitness center. On the first floor, guests can enjoy a lobby lounge with a bar, the high-end Italian restaurant IL Ristorante, and the chocolate boutique La Cioccolateria.
Adjacent to the hotel is the Moscow State Conservatory, and it remains intriguing how the new hotel plans to make use of this proximity.
The cost of a Superior King (the base room category) without breakfast starts at 90,000 rubles or $1007 (currently the most expensive “standard” room in a five-star hotel in the country). Meanwhile, the standard suite is priced at 243,000 rubles or $2700, aligning with the market, as such rates are common for this category of rooms in most five-star hotels in Moscow.
