HOTEL REVIEW


The ceiling is an antique gold, which gives a sense of the exotic and also reflects the tones of the LED lights in the coves above to set the mood.


The second floor of the hotel features the expansive ballroom – the largest in Moscow – and meeting rooms including a boardroom accessible from the lobby either by elevators or a grand staircase. Here, a crystal curtain combines with a large carpet patterned in fluid lines and shapes, reflected in the ceiling chandeliers, all of which are different shapes, yet designed in various standard sections used in different placements. The wall material is a shimmering soft pattern by Ulf Moritz, surrounded by millwork and columns in Macassar Ebony using chevron pattern inlays. Guestrooms and suites follow this theme in the use of colors, carpet patterns, and motifs. Rosewood veneers were used on the casegoods, and the custom designed lamps are in antique bronze. Abstract artwork continues the themes of dance and movement, within traditional frames which invoke the richness of the era of the czars.


The Presidential suite has a dining room, 112 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2011 WWW.SLEEPERMAGAZINE.COM


living room, library and Master Bedroom with a private seating area, as well as a state-of-the- art bathroom featuring a shower with body jets, steam aromatherapy and a bathtub with built-in colour LED for a relaxing colour therapy experience. The hotel also features a two level Executive Lounge, with stunning views over the nearby hippodrome. Breakfasts and light refreshments are served on the first level, whilst the second level featuring private seating groupings as well as private computer stations. Here, the carpet patterns depict shapes and lines found in traditional Russian Architecture, alongside library-style bookcases, accessories and art which create a residential living room feeling. MBID’s work at the Renaissance Monarch Centre has allowed Renaissance Hotels to add another gem to its global portfolio of more than 140 hotels. The brand is a key element of Marriott International’s plans to double its presence in Europe by 2015. Three more Renaissance properties are expected to open in Europe, in Lucerne, Aix-en-Provence and Paris, by 2013.


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Renaissance Moscow Monarch Centre 31A bld.1 Leningradsky prospect Moscow, 125284 Russian Federation Tel: 7-495-995 0009 www.renaissancemonarchmoscow.com


„ 267 rooms , 99 suites ‰ Restaurant Mozaic, Premier  Allegro Lobby Bar & Lounge [ Fitness Center and Turkish HAMAM Swimming pool, Whirlpool + 12 meeting rooms, 2,500m2 space


of meeting


Developer / Owner: The Monarch Concern Operator: Interstate Hotels & Resorts. Interior Design: MBID


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