Living in Moscow: Rentals and Neighborhoods

Compare travel times to work, study and key destinations, access to public transport, and nearby shopping. A central location can shorten journeys to some parts of the city, while outlying residential areas differ in commuting time and immediate surroundings.

When comparing apartments, important factors include whether they are furnished, their size and condition, and which utility costs are included. The rental period and level of furnishing should suit your stay.

For short stays, hotels can be a straightforward alternative to searching for an apartment. The overview of hotels in Moscow can help you compare them with longer-term accommodation.