The park-hotel "Morozovka"

                     
            The Park-hotel Morozovka, located in one of the most picturesque places of the Northwestern Moscow region, on the territory of the former old noble estate of Prince Semyon Starodubsky, which dates back to 1584, when it was first mentioned in the scribe books. For a century, the estate changed its owners, was destroyed and reconstructed several times. In 1917, the estate "Morozovka" became the state property, initially an experimental farm of the Petrovsky Agricultural (now Timiryazevskaya Agricultural) Academy was created. V.I. Lenin visited Morozovka in May 1921 in order to get acquainted with the level of housekeeping. During the 2nd War, the estate was badly destroyed, a line of the defense passed here, and the army headquarters under the command of Marshal Rokossovsky was located in the local church. The main house received its present appearance already in Soviet times according to the  project personally signed by Stalin. The area of ​​the currently existing estate or the holiday home of Gazprom and the historical part is about 50 hectares. There are more than 160 types of trees and shrubs - this is the second largest dendrological collection in the middle lane of Russia after the main botanical garden of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

            In 1976, the main house, the stable, the greenhouse, the park with ponds, the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin, and the fountains with sculptures were taken under state protection as architectural monuments of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

            The estate with inherent exquisite comfort has made it a favorite place for statesmen and famous people of Russia for almost four hundred years. Carefully preserving the cultural heritage, today Park-Hotel "Morozovka" offers its guests a comfortable stay and a high level of services