Originally built as one of the Stalinist "Seven Sisters" skyscrapers, the former Leningradskaya Hotel opened in 1954, and was a three-star property with Soviet-style furnishings and rooms until it closed for a complete renovation in 2006. Now, the 273-room property combines the best of historical and modern, with a luxurious feel. Interesting details abound, from the German lion statues in the lobby to the world's longest chandelier to the lovely gym/spa/pool area that was constructed out of the building's former bomb shelter. Photos follow.
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