Gostinitsa Moskvich, listed as Hotel Moskvich, is a 16-floor budget hotel at 11th Tekstilshchikov Street 1 in south-east Moscow, about a 7-minute walk from the Tekstilshchiki metro station, according to the hotel’s own site. A booking page says it stands beside a park and a lake.
Booking pages give 205 to 239 rooms, a restaurant, free Wi-Fi, parking, family rooms and a 24-hour front desk, and the metro reaches the center in about 10 minutes, according to the hotel. The room count and the year of building differ between sources. Signals for its current operation are limited, so confirm with the hotel before booking.
Quick Facts
| Russian name | Гостиница «Москвич» |
|---|---|
| Address | 11th Tekstilshchikov Street 1, Moscow 109390 OpenStreetMap · Google Maps |
| District | Tekstilshchiki |
| Metro | Tekstilshchiki (Tagansko-Krasnopresnenskaya Line (Line 7, purple), A walk of about 7 minutes, according to the hotel's own site, and about 546 meters, according to a booking page; the exit was not verified) |
| Opening hours | Check-in from 14:00 and check-out until 12:00, according to a booking page; a 24-hour front desk is listed on booking pages, and the restaurant keeps its own hours.
(as of October 2026 – check the official site) |
| Best time to visit | The hotel works all year, and the park beside it is best in warm months. Crowd patterns were not verified. |
| Recommended duration | At least one night |
| Website | hotelmoskvich.ru/en |
| Last updated | October 7, 2026 |
Why Visit Gostinitsa Moskvich?
The reasons are practical. The hotel is an inexpensive base in the south-east of the city, with the Tekstilshchiki metro station, on Line 7, about 7 minutes away on foot and the center about 10 minutes by metro, according to the hotel.
Booking pages list a restaurant, free Wi-Fi, parking, family rooms, room service and a bar, and a park with a lake next to the hotel. A booking page also lists economy rooms with shared bathrooms on each floor and junior suites with kitchens. It is a large older building, 9 km from the center. Rates vary, so check with the hotel.
Highlights of Gostinitsa Moskvich
A park and a lake next door
Booking pages say the hotel stands directly beside a park and a lake, a quiet green corner of the Tekstilshchiki district. The park's name and the paths were not found. A short walk is possible. Check the route on a map before you go.
Tip: Check the park paths on a map before an evening walk.
A 16-floor building
The hotel is a 16-floor building, with 205, 213 or 239 rooms depending on the source, and a year of building given as 1960 on one page and as 1985 with a renovation in 2013 on another. Ask the hotel which floors were renovated. The upper floors have views over the district.
Tip: Ask for a renovated room on an upper floor.
Room types from economy to junior suites
A booking page lists economy rooms with an air-conditioner, a fridge and a television and shared bathrooms on each floor, and suites and junior suites with kitchens designed by a professional. Check the room type carefully, since the bathroom arrangement differs.
Tip: Check whether your room has a private bathroom.
A restaurant and a bar
Booking pages list a restaurant, a bar and room service, and a booking page says breakfast is charged separately. The menus and hours were not found. Ask the hotel what is included in your rate.
Tip: Ask whether breakfast is included in your rate.
Tekstilshchiki station on the doorstep
The hotel's site gives a 7-minute walk to the Tekstilshchiki metro station, and a booking page lists the Tekstilshchiki railway station about 8 minutes away. The metro has its own guide on this site. Check the exits on the station plan.
Tip: See the metro guide before your first ride.
Conference facilities
A booking page says the hotel is equipped for meetings and conferences, and the hotel's site mentions visits to the exhibition centers, museums and theaters of the city. The size of the halls was not found. Ask the hotel if you plan an event.
Tip: Ask the hotel about meeting room sizes.
Atmosphere
The Moskvich is a large, plain hotel tower of an older period beside a park and a lake in a residential district, with a lobby, a restaurant and a bar, according to guides. The area around has apartment blocks and the railway line.
Guests are mostly budget travelers, groups and visitors with business in the south-east of the city. The park nearby is calm in the evening. The crowd varies by season, and no details were verified.
History of Gostinitsa Moskvich
The hotel is a 16-floor building on 11th Tekstilshchikov Street, near the Tekstilshchiki metro station, with a year of construction given as 1960 on one booking page and as 1985 with a renovation in 2013 on another. Its room count is given as 205, 213 and 239.
The architect, the original owner and the exact history were not confirmed in the sources read, so this section is short.
Booking and Check-In at Gostinitsa Moskvich
Book through the hotel’s own site, hotelmoskvich.ru, which lists an accommodation service, or through a booking site that lists the address 11th Tekstilshchikov Street 1, and confirm by phone that the hotel is open before you book, since no current dated signal was found. A booking page gives check-in from 14:00 and check-out until 12:00. Breakfast is charged separately on some rates, according to a booking page. Parking is available, with a surcharge. Cancellation terms were not found.
- Foreign guests: hotels in Russia usually handle the registration of foreign guests, but rules change and depend on nationality, so ask the hotel and read the Moscow Vibes registration guide; as of October 2026 this was not verified with the hotel.
- Payment: foreign Visa and Mastercard cards are reported not to work in Russia, and the sanctions rules of your own country may restrict some Russian payment services and bookings, so check this yourself and ask the hotel how it takes payment.
Check all rates and rules with the hotel directly.
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How to Get to Gostinitsa Moskvich
The hotel is at 11th Tekstilshchikov Street 1, about 9 km from the center. The hotel’s site gives a walk of about 7 minutes from the Tekstilshchiki metro station, on Line 7, and says the metro reaches the center in about 10 minutes; a booking page gives 546 meters and 9 minutes, and lists the Tekstilshchiki railway station about 8 minutes away. The exits were not verified.
- Metro: Tekstilshchiki, then walk to 11th Tekstilshchikov Street; check the route on a map.
- Taxi and airports: the taxi apps guide and the airport transfer guides of this site explain the options.
Accessibility
No accessibility information was found. The hotel is a 16-floor building with lifts, but ask about accessible rooms and steps when you book.
Food Nearby
The hotel has a restaurant and a bar, according to booking pages. Stars Coffee, Rostic's, Teremok and Dodo Pizza have their own articles on this site, and the streets around the Tekstilshchiki station have shops and cafes. Check hours before you go.
What to Bring
Comfortable shoes for the park. Bring rubles in cash for small purchases, since foreign cards are reported not to work.
Photography Rules
No photography rules were found. Ask the staff before you photograph the lobby or other guests, and avoid flash.
Family Suitability
The hotel lists family rooms and a park with a lake next to it, which suits families on a budget. Child policies, cots and stroller access were not found, so ask the hotel when you book.
Moscow Vibes Tips
- Confirm by phone that the hotel is open before you book, since no current dated signal was found.
- Check that your room has a private bathroom, since some economy rooms have shared ones on each floor.
- The center is 9 km away, so use the metro and plan about 10 minutes of ride to the center.
- Booking pages disagree on the room count and the year of building, so ask the hotel about your floor.
- Check-in is from 14:00, so ask about luggage storage if you arrive earlier; the luggage guide of this site explains options.
- The metro is about 7 minutes on foot, so use a taxi in bad weather or with heavy luggage.
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FAQ: Gostinitsa Moskvich
Where is Gostinitsa Moskvich?
At 11th Tekstilshchikov Street 1, in south-east Moscow.
Is it the same as Hotel Moskvich?
Yes, Hotel Moskvich is the usual name.
Is the hotel still open?
Signals are limited, so confirm with the hotel before you book.
Which metro station is nearest?
Tekstilshchiki, about 7 minutes on foot.
How far is the center?
About 9 km, or about 10 minutes by metro.
How many floors does it have?
16.
Are some bathrooms shared?
In some economy rooms, according to a booking page.
Can I pay with a foreign card?
Foreign cards are reported not to work in Russia; ask the hotel how it takes payment.
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