Be among the first to experience the brand new Ritz-Carlton Moscow, a distinguished address overlooking historic Red Square, destined to become one of the city’s finest hotels. Opening on July 1, 2007, Ritz-Carlton Moscow is offering a Summer Special through the month of August, with room rates starting from $385 (plus VAT). This is a fantastic deal, as normal rack rates will begin at $1,000 a night. The $350 million hotel, the first for Ritz-Carlton in Russia, features an imperial Russian façade and chic interior with contemporary amenities. The address itself, Tverskaya 3, has a long history as a hospitality hot spot; it was once a popular gathering spot for Russian writers and poets. The hotel will feature a lavish spa by ESPA, heated indoor swimming pool, and complete fitness area. The rooftop O2 Lounge, with its dramatic glass dome, will offer sushi creations from celebrity chef Seiji Kusano. (There’s even a nightlife butler to help guests score access to the city’s best nightlife spots, and a vodka sommelier at the Lobby Lounge.) But the hotel’s main attraction is Jeroboam restaurant, touted as the city’s most talked-about addition:

When the power elite of Russia are not meeting at The Kremlin, chances are they may soon be found “power dining” around the corner from Red Square at Jeroboam, the restaurant of three star Michelin chef Heinz Winkler.

And with the Tsar’s Breakfast costing a royal $700 per person, looks like the new, over-the-top Ritz-Carlton Moscow will lure all of Russia’s oligarchs.

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