The surroundings of Bolshaya Nikitskaya Street boast a rich history, with centuries of palace residences and noble estates. The mansion that now houses the Stella di Mosca Hotel is no exception. In the past, it was the estate of Lev Razumovsky, always at the epicenter of social life. Pushkin himself attended Prince Alexander Dolgorukov’s balls here.

Italian designers Antonio Citterio and Patricia Viel have breathed new life into the walls of this renowned mansion while preserving its connection to the past. Next door you will find The Moscow Conservatory, Red Square is only 300 metres away, and the two main theaters of the country, The Bolshoi Theatre and Chekhov Moscow Art Theatre, are just a 10-minute walk. Welcome to the Stella di Mosca Hotel, where history meets modern luxury in the heart of Moscow.