The Sevastopol Hotel Complex opened in 1979 for the 1980 Olympics. One of Moscow's largest hotel complexes during the Soviet era, it was a prestigious project for the country. Its operational plan was developed decades in advance, taking into account the development of business and excursion tourism.
Today, the complex boasts a well-coordinated team of professionals with extensive experience hosting guests and participants of major government and commercial events, such as the 1980 Olympics, the 1985 Youth and Student Festival, the 1986 Goodwill Games, the 2017 FIFA Confederations Cup, the 2018 FIFA World Cup, as well as numerous Russian and international festivals and competitions, sports championships, and other major events.
502 rooms of various categories, 7 conference rooms, ample parking, a prime location, impeccable service, and reasonable prices still distinguish the Sevastopol hotel complex from many other Moscow hotels. Easy access to Domodedovo and Vnukovo airports, as well as the proximity of Sevastopolskaya metro station (grey line) and Kakhovskaya metro station (new line) of the Big Circle Line, allow for quick access to the hotel and the city's central streets and train stations.
The lobby offers Wi-Fi, cable TV, free parking, and a luggage room. The Yalta beauty salon, lobby bar, and gift shops are located on the hotel's ground floor.
In 2015, a complete renovation of the hotel's rooms and public spaces was completed. All rooms are furnished in strict compliance with modern safety and comfort standards.