Ararat Park Hyatt Moscow has unveiled a selection of new guestrooms, as part of its ongoing renovation program.
There are currently 14 restyled rooms available on the 8th and 9th floor of the hotel. The new design features a sumptuous palette of silvered glass, smoked oak wood, leather, and limestone, which play to the sophisticated and international flair of Moscow. Rooms are designed as a series of chambers and decorated like beautiful apartments. Residential style furniture adds a home-like feeling to space; floor to ceiling timber panels and lush drapery frame views of iconic Moscow. Natural materials such as smoked quarter-sawn oak and a delicate honed limestone will provide a counterpoint to the glitter of mirror glass furniture and cut and blown glass lighting.
Tony Chi, a renowned architect known for creating hospitality masterpieces such as Park Hyatt Shanghai and Park Hyatt Washington, has been engaged to oversee the renovation of Ararat Park Hyatt Moscow. The new design is sleek yet welcoming, understated and intimate, reflecting the vast experience and creativity of Mr. Chi and his associates. New architectural fixtures and finishes, custom designed contemporary lighting and new furniture are amongst the highlights of the new look.
Enjoy a stylish and unique interior as well as breathtaking panoramic window views of the historical center of Moscow, with this newly-renovated 35-40 sq.-meter rooms with a king size bed featuring contemporary design and a state-of-the-art room management system.
