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Renaissance Moscow Olympic Hotel offers free Russian language lessons to its guests

ByThe Skeptical Traveler

“Aside from providing a free transfer service to Moscow’s main attractions, the hotel offers a unique opportunity to learn Russian and become closer to the Russian culture.

Every Tuesday at 6:30pm in the 7 Sisters Café, a professional Russian language tutor awaits the hotel guests. The instructor not only teaches the most important and popular Russian phrases, but also shares stories about great Russian traditions and customs. The teacher will find a special approach to every single student, regardless of his level of knowledge of the language.

The lesson is entirely free and lasts one hour.”

From www.breakingtravelnews.com

This is an excellent idea. If I was on a personal trip it would not make too much of a difference but on a business trip (i.e. reimbursed by the company) I’ll try to stay at this hotel.

Renaissance Moscow Olympic Hotel

A large, modern building with a curved facade is illuminated with colorful lights at night. In front of the building, there is a dome-shaped structure also lit up with vibrant colors. The scene includes a street in the foreground with light trails from passing vehicles, indicating motion. The sky is dark, enhancing the visibility of the building's lights. Trees and greenery are visible around the dome structure.

The image shows a modern hotel lobby with a sleek and contemporary design. The space features large floor-to-ceiling windows, allowing natural light to flood in. There are several tall, dark columns and a revolving glass door at the entrance. The lobby is furnished with comfortable seating areas, including cushioned benches with orange and brown pillows. There are also decorative plants and modern table lamps with yellow shades, adding a warm ambiance to the space. The floor is made of polished, light-colored tiles, and there are various lighting fixtures hanging from the ceiling.

 

One Comment

  1. That’s incredible. Most people are entirely interested in learning the local language but don’t have a simple, easy way to do so. I’m hopeful that more places like the 7 Sisters Cafe adopt this mentality.

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