eyesore it may have been, with some 3000+ rooms it could
hold many tourists in Moscow. (its loss kept subsequent hotel room prices
exorbitant, for some conveniently so.) with the weeds, perhaps it is more attractive now as a huge hole?
in March 2006, demolition began on the Hotel Rossiya, with
plans to build a new hotel complex (the project to be overseen by architect Sir
Norman Foster); in October of 2006 Supreme Arbitration Court annulled the
tender.
now, for more than 6 years (and certainly with a legal
circus and nightmare surrounding the place, and when will this end? how?), just near the center of Moscow, on the east side of the Kremlin, just beside the symbol of Russia: St. Basil's Cathedral, Russians can see their good Russian earth, in the hole
where tourists used to stay.
VVP is proud of Russia, but it is best to not look
too closely out the windows of a motorcade, or those of the Kremlin.
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