B.60 Hotel
Moscow
At a glance
B.60 Hotel occupies a historic building on 1-Ya Brestskaya Ulitsa in Moscow’s Tverskoy district. The setting combines a central urban address with convenient access to business, dining and cultural areas. Belorusskaya metro station is within walking distance, as is the Aeroexpress connection to Sheremetyevo Airport. The Kremlin, Red Square and the Bolshoi Theatre are around 3.5 to 3.8 kilometres away, while the Depo food hall and Belaya Ploshchad business quarter are also nearby.
The hotel has 42 rooms arranged across three categories. Interiors follow a restrained contemporary style, with art objects adding colour and character without overwhelming the rooms. Accommodation options include suites and rooms with either one large bed or two separate beds. Each room includes a purpose-designed bed, flat-screen television, minibar, work area and high-speed Wi-Fi. Bathroom amenities are provided by Viviene Felice, and a pillow menu is available for guests seeking a more tailored stay.
Dining is centred on the hotel’s round-the-clock restaurant, which serves European cuisine based on classic recipes with an individual chef-led approach. The restaurant works for a business meeting, a casual conversation or a romantic dinner, while the adjoining lobby bar offers a more informal place for drinks and a pause between appointments. Around-the-clock service makes the dining facilities practical for different arrival times and schedules.
B.60 Hotel also provides a compact conference room for meetings and business gatherings. Additional services include taxi and transfer arrangements, excursions in Moscow, pet-friendly accommodation, and in-room beauty services. These facilities give the hotel a practical profile for business stays, short city breaks and longer visits. Special arrangements are available for romantic stays, early bookings and extended accommodation, subject to the hotel’s current terms.
The overall character is polished but understated, with contemporary design, art-led details and an emphasis on comfortable bedrooms. Its location suits travellers who want access to central Moscow without staying directly beside the busiest visitor routes. The combination of transport links, a 24-hour restaurant, work-friendly room facilities and a meeting space also makes the hotel a sensible base for guests combining sightseeing with professional commitments.