




An atmosphere-rich 4-star boutique hotel set in a beautifully restored 19th-century mansion where the artist brothers Korovin lived. Featuring just eight beautifully styled rooms, it offers exceptionally warm, personalized service, top-tier cleanliness, and convenient free private parking in a quiet corner of Moscow"s Taganskaya district.
~$83.2
per night
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Hotel and nearby attractions
A small boutique hotel tucked away in a quiet and picturesque historic quarter of Taganka charms guests with its homely atmosphere, thoughtful comfort, and exceptional hospitality. The restored 19th-century two-storey mansion, where the outstanding Russian painters Konstantin and Sergey Korovin were born, offers a unique stay in the ambience of an old Moscow estate. In their reviews, travelers consistently praise the impeccable cleanliness, stylish room design, and warm-hearted staff always ready to help at a moment’s notice. The gated private parking makes the hotel an excellent base for both road-trippers and those visiting the capital on business or leisure.
Exceptional Service: The hotel staff receives top marks for genuine care and warmth. The front desk team creates a truly homely atmosphere, promptly resolving any guest queries.
Historical Heritage: The restored 19th-century mansion is steeped in an artistic atmosphere. Reproductions of paintings by the Korovin brothers on the walls underscore the unique character of the place.
Modern Technology: Most of the upgraded rooms are fitted with large wall-sized projection cinemas, which guests rave about for evening film watching.
Trajectory: The hotel, which opened in 2024, has maintained a consistently high level of service and cleanliness throughout 2025–2026. Complaints about insufficient soundproofing, typical of the earliest reviews, are virtually absent in recent feedback — guests warmly describe quiet sleeping conditions.
Basic Information:
Description: This intimate boutique hotel is set in the carefully restored ancestral home of the famous artists. The interiors have retained the manor feel, complemented by paintings on the walls and elegant designer furniture. The small room count guarantees a lack of crowds, and every guest can expect a personalized approach and homely hospitality. A freshly prepared breakfast is served each morning, and complimentary water, tea, and capsule coffee always await in the rooms.
Target Audience: The hotel is perfect for romantic couples, family travelers, art and quiet lovers, as well as business guests who need comfortable working conditions and quality sleep.
Location: The hotel is hidden on quiet and cozy Tovarishchesky Pereulok in the Tagansky district. This is a peaceful corner of old Moscow, practically free from street noise, where it’s pleasant to stroll among ancient churches and merchant houses.
Key Points of Interest: The Marksistskaya and Taganskaya metro stations are a 7–10 minute leisurely walk away. The Pokrovsky Stavropegial Convent (housing the relics of St. Matrona of Moscow) is just a 10-minute walk. Zaryadye Park and Red Square can be reached in half an hour at a stroll.
Transport: Proximity to the Circle Line of the metro allows quick access to any part of the capital. Taxis enter the lane without difficulty. The key advantage for drivers is the private enclosed parking.
Walkability: The surrounding streets are calm, safe, with good pavements and a wealth of small cafes, restaurants, and shops, including 24/7 mini-markets.
Grade: A
All rooms — from cozy Standards to Suites — are tastefully decorated with a love for detail. Guests are enthusiastic about the flawless, surgical cleanliness. Beds are fitted with orthopaedic mattresses that guarantee excellent rest. In the suites and family rooms, guests especially appreciate the projectors that let them watch movies on a huge wall-wide screen. Bathrooms come with fluffy towels, soft bathrobes, slippers and premium toiletries.
Grade: A
The staff creates a unique atmosphere of care. Front desk agents warmly welcome guests, help them navigate the city, set up the projectors, provide swift check-in, and can arrange early check-in or late check-out subject to availability. Communication is easy and friendly.
Grade: A+
Breakfasts are one of the hotel’s standout calling cards. They are cooked to order from a menu and served individually. Guests note the excellent quality of the dishes: hearty porridges, fried eggs, tender syrniki, sausages, and excellent natural coffee. The portion sizes are enough for the whole day. Lunch and dinner are not provided, but there are plenty of dining options for every taste within walking distance.
Grade: A
High-speed free Wi-Fi works seamlessly and covers the entire hotel area. The enclosed courtyard parking is a crucial part of the infrastructure. Heating in winter is well adjustable, and silent air conditioners save the day in summer. Among the limitations, it’s worth noting the absence of a lift, which is offset by the small number of floors.
Grade: A-
The Korovins House of Artists is a magnificent example of respect for history and sincere hospitality, providing unforgettable impressions of a trip to Moscow.
Overall Grade: A
Breakdown: Location: A | Rooms: A | Service: A+ | Dining: A | Facilities: A- | Value for Money: A
Best for: romantic couples, connoisseurs of quiet and intimate getaways, business travelers, and self-driving families.
Not for: guests with reduced mobility due to the lack of a lift, as well as fans of large chain club-format hotels.
~$83.2
per night