Best Hotels with Indoor Pools in Moscow

Lotte Hotel Moscow's 9.6 rating from more than 2,500 reviews points to a genuinely polished stay, and the indoor pool is exactly the kind of amenity that earns its keep through Moscow's long winter months. Paired with a full-service spa and two restaurants, this reads as a comfortable base for a longer visit rather than a single overnight stop. The kid-friendly, smoke-free property and rooftop terrace round out a five-star stay built for guests who want swimming without stepping outside.

Ararat Park Hyatt Moscow holds a 9.4 rating from nearly 1,900 reviews, built on plush rooms and suites paired with an indoor pool and hot tub that make sense of a Moscow winter itinerary. Upscale dining and a luxurious spa give the property a formal, special-occasion feel rather than a purely functional one, and it's a short walk from the Bolshoi Theatre. This is a hotel for guests planning an evening out as much as a swim before dinner.

Hotel Metropol Moscow built its 9.4 rating from nearly 4,700 reviews around a genuinely historic property, where antiques-filled rooms sit above a luxurious indoor pool designed for year-round swimming rather than a seasonal add-on. The soaring atrium, refined dining and polished bar give the place a formal, occasion-worthy feel, and the walk to the Bolshoi Theatre is short enough to fold into an evening out. This suits guests drawn to heritage architecture as much as those chasing an indoor swim in January.

The Four Seasons Hotel Moscow pairs its indoor pool and hot tub with a full-service spa and fitness center, a combination that matters most once the city's winter sets in. Its 9.4 rating from over 3,000 reviews reflects rooms and suites finished to a high standard, some with kitchens for longer stays, plus multiple restaurants and bars on-site. Pet-friendly policies and a short walk to the State Historical Museum make this as workable for a family trip as for a couples' city break.

The Carlton, Moscow earns its 9.4 rating across nearly 4,000 reviews with an indoor pool and hot tub backed by two restaurants, a spa and a rooftop bar overlooking the city. Air-conditioned rooms, some with kitchens, suit both a short business trip and a longer family stay, and the pet-friendly policy removes a common travel headache. It's a short walk from the State Historical Museum, so an afternoon of sightseeing can end with a swim rather than more time on your feet.

The Savoy holds a 9.2 rating from over 800 reviews for an intimate, opulent property built around a striking indoor pool rather than a large-format resort feel. The piano bar and renowned restaurant give evenings here a formal character, and the full-service spa extends that into daytime relaxation. Sitting a short walk from the Bolshoi Theatre, it fits a couple planning a night at the opera more naturally than a family with young children.

Safmar Grand Moscow scores 9.2 across nearly 3,500 reviews, built on an indoor pool and hot tub combination sitting alongside a full-service spa and fitness center. Two refined restaurants and a bar give guests reasons to stay on-site through a full day, and accessible facilities plus a pet-friendly policy widen who this property genuinely works for. It reads as a well-rounded five-star base for a longer Moscow stay rather than a single-night stop.

Hilton Moscow Leningradskaya holds a 9.0 rating from nearly 3,900 reviews, set inside one of Moscow's landmark Stalin-era towers with an indoor pool and hot tub built into that same historic structure. Posh dining and an ornate cocktail lounge add a formal evening option, and the fitness center and spa round out a full-service five-star stay. The pet-friendly, smoke-free policy makes it a workable choice for a longer visit rather than a purely business overnight.

Hyatt Regency Moscow Petrovsky Park holds a 9.0 rating from over 2,700 reviews, pairing an indoor pool and hot tub with a spa and fitness center in refined, air-conditioned quarters. A rooftop restaurant adds a reason to stay on-site for dinner rather than heading back into the winter cold, and the pet-friendly policy widens who this suits. It reads as a premium, well-rounded stay for guests who want swimming, spa time and dining all under one roof.

Tatiana Hotel holds a 9.0 rating from over 700 reviews as a traditional four-star property built around a refined indoor pool and an on-site spa. A regional restaurant and a French cafe cover both a full dinner and a lighter stop, and free breakfast plus pet-friendly rooms make daily logistics easier. Some rooms include a kitchen, which suits guests staying long enough that Moscow's winter makes an indoor swim a genuine daily habit rather than a one-off.

DoubleTree by Hilton Moscow - Vnukovo Airport holds a 9.0 rating from over 1,400 reviews, with an indoor pool and hot tub the property itself frames as ideal for unwinding before or after a flight. Two bars and a restaurant sit inside an 11-story atrium, giving the place a genuine sense of scale for an airport hotel. Its location close to Vnukovo Airport makes it a logical stop for an early departure or a late arrival rather than a Moscow-city base.

Hotel KOSMOS holds a 7.6 rating from an enormous base of over 13,500 reviews, by far the largest sample in this set, reflecting a big, informal three-star property rather than a boutique one. Its indoor pool and hot tub sit alongside a spa, fitness center and a traditional Russian bathhouse, plus multiple bars, restaurants and a nightclub for guests who want nightlife on-site. It's pet-friendly and a short walk from the Museum of Cosmonautics, suiting a budget-conscious stay over a luxury one.