Halls

The "Metropol" hall was created in the neoclassical style. Its main decoration is a large stained-glass dome "The Creation of the World", made according to the sketches of Sergei Chekhonin.

In 1950, a banquet was held in the "Red" hall in honor of the signing of the Soviet-Chinese treaty of friendship. The honored guests at the banquet were Mao Zedong, leader of the PRC, and Joseph Stalin.

"Mirror" is the perfect additional space for events in the main hall "Metropol".

The perfect place for large events - from business format forums and conferences to festive dinners and sophisticated cocktail parties.

The hall with three bay windows, named after a poet of the Silver Age, offers a panoramic view of the central streets of Moscow, the Bolshoi and Maly theaters.

This cozy space is primarily oriented towards intimate banquets and buffet dinners.

Two-level space with soft artificial light and high arched ceilings.

Once, wine cellars of the hotel were here, and in 2013 the space was converted into an event hall.

The large conference room is a spacious, bright room equipped with everything necessary for productive and comfortable meetings, conferences, negotiations, and presentations.

The small conference room is a cozy and functional space designed for business meetings, conferences, and negotiations.

The hall, named after a great Russian writer, is completed with a balcony from which there is a magnificent view of the "Metropol" restaurant.

The hall was decorated by the renowned artist Ignatius Nivinsky in the style of the 18th century; its previous name was 'Louis XV'. This is one of the most beautiful halls of the 'Metropol'.

The interior of the hall is in the style of boyar chambers of the 16th century: a vaulted ceiling, semi-columns, walls covered with winding patterns depicting the Garden of Eden.

The Bunin Hall, decorated in the Empire style, is notable for two balconies that lead to the "Metropol" restaurant.

One of the most impressive hotel halls, decorated in the style of Russian Art Nouveau.

This cozy hall is dedicated to Leo Tolstoy: the writer stayed at the hotel several times in the early 20th century. The hall is located on the second floor of the hotel.

The space is decorated in a classical style: stained glass windows, ornate moldings, soft artificial light, refined painting on the ceiling depicting the four Muses - patrons of the arts.

Powdery color of the walls, parquet flooring, doors with stained glass elements - all this creates a solemn but warm atmosphere.