I spent five nights at the hotel for a business meeting. It is clean , quiet and has comfortable rooms with good beds and lighting. Terrific breakfast buffet with free International Herald Tribune. After the Hyatt it is the #2 top busines hotel in the city and is about 50 Euro less a night but still expensive. While the Hyatt is in a grand location steps from the President's apartment and St Sophia the Radisson is in a quiet area but centrally located a few blocks from major shopping, the opera house and most tourist sites, I personally like the slightly more low key-locale but if you want a heavy-hitter lobby scene and black Mercedes sedans lining the driveway you might want to look at the Hyatt. The Radisson staff is mostly young and eager to please and other than the night staff (which managed to lose documents for a day and forget to book a car), has very good English skills and local knowledge. The morning team arranged flowers for an event on short notice and everything arrived in the tight 15 minute window when it was neeeded. The meetings staff was terrific and very responsive...coffees, meals, etc.. all arrived like clock work and good AV support. I missed this on a Saturday morning, but checkout on weekday mornings looked jammed...anything involving documents or money in Kyiv seems to take longer than you'd expect in the states or Western Europe.




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