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Moscow places

I am being asked from time to time about Moscow and where to stay there, where to eat, what night clubs to visit.
I have ran through the posts from recent MosEtnoExp at http://tema.livejournal.com and got a list of places that the guys from the expedition visited and either recommended or didn't say too negative about.

Summary

Hotels
Golden Apple http://www.goldenapple.ru/
Ibis http://www.ibis.com/gb/hotel-7140-ibis-moscow-paveletskaya/index.shtml
Leningradskaya http://www.leningradskaia.ru/
Renaissance Moscow Olympic Hotel http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/mowrn-renaissance-moscow-olympic-hotel/
Beach Hotel http://royal-bar.ru/beach-hotel/
Gostinitsa Moscomsporta http://www.otel-moskomsporta.ru/
Crowne Plaza http://www.cpmow.ru/
Metropol Moscow http://www.metropol-moscow.ru/
Berlin http://berlin.ru/
M'Istra'L http://m-istra-l.ru/
Intercontinental Moscow http://www.intercontinental-moscow.ru/

Hostels
Da http://da-hostel.ru/
Godzillas http://www.godzillashostel.com/
Fabrika http://fabrika-hostel.ru/
Fresh http://freshhostel.ru/
Bear http://www.bear-hostels.ru/

Restaurants and cafes
Bison http://bisonsteak.ru
Ragout http://ragout.ru
Giardino Italiano http://giardino.italiano.ru
Dolkabar http://dolkabar.ru/
Buloshnaya http://www.buloshnaya.ru/
Zu-cafe http://www.zucafe.ru/
Кафе Студии Артемия Лебедева http://lik.artlebedev.ru/
Lucky Noodles
China Garden http://www.chinagarden.ru/
Dantes http://www.dantesrestoran.ru/index.html
Anadolu http://www.anadoludt.ru/
Магазин и большое кафе Студии Артемия Лебедева http://mibk.artlebedev.ru/
Дача http://dacha-napokrovke.ru/
Cafe Pushkin http://www.cafe-pushkin.ru/
Paul http://ginzaproject.ru/moscow/Restaurants/PAUL/About

Places
Циферблат http://clockfacer.ru
Bunker http://bunker.livejournal.com
Выставочный зал Солянка ВПА http://www.solyanka.org/
Apple Museum http://apple-museum.ru/
Сад "Эрмитаж" http://www.mosgorsad.ru/
Federation Tower http://www.federationtower.ru/
Стрелковый спортивный клуб "Тверской" http://vk.com/club9590614
Afimall http://www.afimall.ru/
Музей "Огни Москвы" http://moscowlights.ru/
Музей позабытых вещей http://www.retro-museum.ru/
Funny barber shop for men "Aribel" http://www.aribel.ru/

Night Clubs
Solyanka http://s-11.ru/klub
Mayak http://www.clubmayak.ru

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