Hotel History

Salut Hotel was built for the Olympic Games of 1980 and was one of the first hotel in Moscow, which welcomed the guests who arrived in the capital for the World Olympic Games of the 80s. The building of the hotel is in Olympic architecture style and is a sign of the Soviet Social Realism of the 80's era. The construction of the hotel was carried out in accordance with high international requirements. The architecture and design of the 24-storey building were designed by architects A. B. Samsonov, A. B. Bergelson, A. P. Zobnin.

The official opening of the hotel took place on March 6, 1980.

During the Soviet era the participants and guests of international competitions and festivals were accommodated at the Salut Hotel. Over its history the Salut Hotel has been awarded many times with diplomas and letters of appreciation for the high quality of service for the participants of various events and guests. For more than 40 years of the hotel's operation many celebrities have stayed there: actors, musicians, sportsmen, politicians. Since the Soviet era, the hotel has been renovated several times, including the rooms, the central hall, the restaurants and other public areas.

In the December of 2015 Salyut Hotel was categorized as a 4-star hotel.