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Sovetskiy

Hotel address Leningradsky Prospect, 32/2 Number of rooms/floors 107/4 Year built/reconstructed 1951/2001 City centre 2,5 km Nearest metro Subway Dinamo - 0,9 km, Belorusskaya - 1 km Airport Sheremetyevo - 25 km, Domodedovo - 53 km, Vnukovo - 34 km Railway Station Belorussky - 2,5 km Sight-seeing Tchaikovsky Concert Hall, Central Moscow Hippodrome, Dinamo Stadium

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Originally since 1826 the restaurant was located in the house of the merchant Shavann at the corner of the Kuznetsky bridge and Neglinnaya street (modern address: 9, Kuznetsky most). 1848-1851 – «Yar» was in the Hermitage garden (Petrovka st.)
In 1851 «Yar» reopened as a suburban restaurant in Petrovsky park, on Peterburgskoye shosse (now Leningradsky prospect).
1910 – «Yar» was reconstructed: instead of a wooden house it became a palace with columns. Nowadays it is located in the same building. The visitors were received in huge solemn halls and in cozy rooms located on the balconies. A wonderful summer garden was laid out in the inner yard of the restaurant. It could accomodate 250 visitors and had mysterious stone grottoes, pergolas with ivy, a fountain and lawns. In pre-revolutionary times «Yar» was famous for its drinking-bouts, so colorfully described by Gilyarovsky. Members of the royal family and writers, railroad concessionairs, bankers and stock brokers. Savva Morozov was a permanent visitor, Plevako, Przhevalsky, Chekhov, Kuprin, Gorky, Leonid Andreev, Balmont, Rasputin, and Shalyapin ate here. According to the archive data «Yar» was considered restaurant No. 1 in Russia and in Europe.

Additional information:

- additional bed: 1440 rub/night (breakfast is included)
- children under 12 years old free of charge.

Period	Alicomm rates (per night in Rubels -p.) taxes are included
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Deluxe
Junior Suite
Club Suite