Cheers Hotel

Cheers Hotel is a small accommodation property in Moscow’s Arbat area, at Malyy Kislovskiy Pereulok 7. It occupies a central position close to Nikitsky Boulevard and is designed for travellers who want a base near cultural, theatrical and business addresses rather than a full-service resort setting.

The property is a mini-hotel with furnished rooms arranged around a quiet inner courtyard. The interiors use restrained, neutral colours and draw on the look of Moscow in the 1960s, giving the rooms a simple, considered character. Each room is lockable and intended for individual accommodation, while the shared areas support a more communal style of stay.

Cheers is focused on lodging rather than a restaurant concept. A shared kitchen allows guests to prepare food, and the property also provides a laundry area, ironing facilities and hairdryers. Shared bathrooms and showers are located along the corridor. Wi-Fi, cable television, bed linen, towels, slippers and basic toiletries are included among the practical amenities.

The location suits visitors interested in central Moscow’s museums, theatres, shopping streets and historic landmarks. Arbatskaya metro station is about seven minutes away on foot. Old Arbat and New Arbat, both popular walking streets, are around 300 metres from the hotel. Red Square and the Kremlin can be reached on foot in roughly 15 minutes, while nearby cultural addresses include the Moscow Conservatory, GITIS, the Theatre at the Nikitsky Gates and the Khudozhestvenny cinema.

The surrounding district also places cafes, restaurants, banks and a post office within easy reach. Further city sights, including the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, the State Historical Museum, Zaryadye Park, Gorky Park, the Tretyakov Gallery and Moscow City, are accessible by public transport or a longer walk.

Cheers Hotel works for individual travellers and groups looking for a central base with self-catering facilities and shared amenities. Its quiet courtyard-facing rooms, period-inspired decoration and walkable position near the Arbat area give it a residential feel, while the nearby metro provides a practical link to the wider city.