Triumph Palace Boutique Hotel is a small design hotel on the upper floors of the Triumph Palace, a residential skyscraper at Chapaevsky Lane 3 in northern Moscow, near the Aeroport and Sokol metro stations. Its rooms are above the 53rd floor and have floor-to-ceiling windows and panoramic views, according to a booking page.
The tower is the tallest apartment building in Moscow and in Europe, and is sometimes called the Eighth Sister because it looks like the Seven Sisters. Its operating status could not be confirmed, so check availability with the hotel or a booking site before you plan around it.
Quick Facts
| Russian name | Бутик-отель «Триумф Палас» |
|---|---|
| Address | Chapaevsky Lane 3, Moscow 125057 OpenStreetMap · Google Maps |
| District | Aeroport |
| Metro | Aeroport (Zamoskvoretskaya Line (Line 2, green), About 790 meters, according to a booking page, and about a 10-minute walk, according to another listing; Sokol, on Line 2, is about 820 meters away; the exit was not verified) |
| Opening hours | Check-in from 14:00 and check-out until 12:00, according to older booking and trade pages; the hotel's own site was not found.
(as of October 2026 – check the official site) |
| Best time to visit | The hotel's availability and the season were not verified. The area is residential and quiet, and the views from the upper floors are best in clear weather. |
| Recommended duration | At least one night |
| Last updated | October 7, 2026 |
Why Visit Triumph Palace Boutique Hotel?
The reasons are limited but concrete. The hotel is a very small property, with only 15 rooms, in a skyscraper, so the main draw is the view from the upper floors of a building that echoes the Stalin-era Seven Sisters.
A booking page says the rooms and suites have air conditioning, floor-to-ceiling windows and a luxury bathroom. The location is in northern Moscow, a few minutes from the Aeroport and Sokol metro stations, rather than in the historic center, which is about 7.7 km away, according to a booking page. Rates and availability were not verified, so check them first.
Highlights of Triumph Palace Boutique Hotel
The Triumph Palace tower
Triumph Palace was built between 2001 and 2006 and is the tallest apartment building in Moscow and in Europe; it is also called the Eighth Sister for its resemblance to the Seven Sisters. It was the tallest building in Moscow from 2003 to 2007. The hotel occupies upper floors of the tower, which is mainly residential.
Tip: Look at the tower from Chapaevsky Lane to see the Stalin-inspired stepped silhouette.
Rooms above the 53rd floor
A booking page says the rooms and suites are above the 53rd floor, with floor-to-ceiling windows, air conditioning and panoramic views, and 15 rooms in total. The room types and sizes were not found. Views depend on the floor and side, so ask when booking.
Tip: Ask which side of the tower the room faces.
Entrance number 2
A booking page says to take entrance number 2 from Chapaevsky Lane 3, and that the hotel is in the main entrance of the building. The tower is large and mainly residential, so finding the hotel entrance can be confusing. Confirm the entrance with the hotel.
Tip: Confirm the entrance with the hotel before you arrive with luggage.
A quiet northern district
The hotel is in northern Moscow, with the Aeroport and Sokol metro stations a few minutes on foot and a sports arena about 840 meters away, according to booking pages. It is a residential area, not a tourist district, and the historic center is about 7.7 km away.
Tip: Plan on using the metro to reach the center.
Bar, restaurant and banquet hall
A booking page lists a banquet hall and a bar or restaurant among the hotel's facilities, and another lists a hair salon and wedding services. The current venues were not verified. Ask the hotel about them.
Tip: Ask about meals when you book, since the hotel is small.
Wi-Fi and parking
Booking pages list free Wi-Fi throughout the property and parking, and one lists a designated smoking area, with all rooms non-smoking. These details come from third-party pages and were not verified with the hotel.
Tip: Ask about parking if you arrive by car.
Atmosphere
The hotel is a small, quiet design property high in a residential skyscraper, with large windows and panoramic views of the city, according to a booking page. The building is a landmark of northern Moscow, with its stepped, spired shape.
The streets around it are residential, with a metro station a few minutes away. Guests are mostly business and leisure travelers who want a view and a quiet base rather than a central address. The crowd varies by season, and no details were verified.
History of Triumph Palace Boutique Hotel
The Triumph Palace was built from 2001 to 2006 as a residential complex at Chapaevsky Lane 3, and it was the tallest building in Moscow from 2003 to 2007. It is the tallest apartment building in Moscow and in Europe, and is sometimes called the Eighth Sister because of its resemblance to the Seven Sisters of the Stalin era.
The Triumph Palace Boutique Hotel occupies upper floors of the tower, with 15 rooms, according to booking pages. A trade page gives 2003 as the year built.
The date of the hotel’s opening, its operator and its current status were not found in the sources read, so this section is short.
Booking and Check-In at Triumph Palace Boutique Hotel
No official website for the hotel was found, so its operating status could not be confirmed. Before planning, check current availability and the hotel’s own contact details on a booking site, and read the cancellation terms. Older booking and trade pages give check-in from 14:00 and check-out until 12:00, and one says to take entrance number 2 from Chapaevsky Lane 3. Breakfast, deposits and cancellation depend on the rate.
- 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 Triumph Palace Boutique Hotel
The hotel is at Chapaevsky Lane 3, in northern Moscow. The Aeroport metro station, on Line 2, is about 790 meters away, according to a booking page, and about a 10-minute walk, according to another listing; the Sokol station, on Line 2, is about 820 meters. The exit was not verified. The historic center is about 7.7 km away.
- Metro: Aeroport or Sokol, then walk to Chapaevsky Lane; check the exit on the station plan.
- Taxi and airports: a listing gives Sheremetyevo airport at about 30 km; the taxi apps guide and the airport transfer guides of this site explain the options.
Accessibility
No accessibility information was found. The hotel is on the upper floors of a tower, so lifts are certain, but ask about accessible rooms and entrances when you book.
Food Nearby
The hotel may have its own bar or restaurant, which was not verified. The area around the Aeroport and Sokol metro stations has cafes and shops, and a shopping mall is about 1.8 km away, according to a listing. Stars Coffee and Teremok have their own articles on this site, though not in this area.
What to Bring
Comfortable shoes for walking to the metro. 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
A booking page says the hotel is suitable for children, and a hotel listing mentions supervised childcare. Child policies, cots and stroller access were not verified, so ask the hotel when you book.
Moscow Vibes Tips
- Confirm that the hotel is open and has availability before you book anything else.
- Ask for the entrance of the hotel, since the building has several entrances and is mainly residential.
- Ask for a room on the side of the tower facing the center for the best view.
- The historic center is about 7.7 km away, so plan on 25 to 40 minutes by metro; check the route on a map.
- Check-in times come from older pages, so ask the hotel and ask about luggage storage; the luggage guide of this site explains options.
- If you want a central address, compare the hotels near Red Square on this site.
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FAQ: Triumph Palace Boutique Hotel
Where is Triumph Palace Boutique Hotel?
At Chapaevsky Lane 3, in the Triumph Palace tower in northern Moscow.
Is it still open?
Its status could not be confirmed; check availability first.
How many rooms does it have?
15, according to booking pages.
Which floors is it on?
Above the 53rd floor, according to a booking page.
Which metro station is nearest?
Aeroport, about 790 meters, and Sokol, about 820 meters.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in from 14:00 and check-out until 12:00, according to older pages.
Is Triumph Palace a Stalin skyscraper?
No, it was built from 2001 to 2006 and is sometimes called the Eighth Sister.
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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