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Moscow is a city of history and culture, a place where Russian traditions come to life. Its iconic Red Square is a must-see, as is the Moscow Kremlin and the beautiful St. Basil's Cathedral. The Bolshoi Theatre offers a world-class performance, and there are plenty of parks and playgrounds where families can relax and enjoy the city. And when it comes to accommodation, Novotel hotels offer the perfect combination of convenience and comfort, with their family-friendly central locations.

Best places to visit in Moscow

Moscow is a city of culture, history and beauty, and Novotel hotels provide the perfect base for exploring. From Novotel Moscow Centre, you’ll be not far from The State Tretyakov Gallery and Gorky Central Park of Culture and Leisure, both in the city of Moskva. Novotel Moscow City is close to Novodevichy Convent, and a short drive away from Moskovskiy Metropoliten. With Novotel, you’ll be sure to make the most of your time in Moscow.

Family hotels in Moscow

Make your family trip to Moscow one to remember with Novotel. Our 4 hotels in Moscow provide a warm welcome for every family, with special gifts for kids aged 16 and under. We offer discounts for interconnecting rooms, and there’s plenty of fun to be had in our Social Hubs. Plus, kids can enjoy breakfast for free! Whether you’re looking for a city break, a countryside escape or a beach holiday, Novotel has the perfect family-friendly accommodation for you in Moscow. Novotel Moscow Centre offers families the perfect base to explore the city. Just 10 minutes' drive away is the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, while the Moscow Circus on Ice is only 9 minutes away. The hotel is also close to the Moscow Zoo, making it easy to enjoy a day out with the family. For a leisurely stroll, Park Pobedy Na Poklonnoy Gore is just a short drive away from Novotel Moscow City.

Business hotels in Moscow

Novotel hotels in Moscow provide the perfect combination of convenience and comfort for business travelers. Located in the heart of the city, they are just a short walk away from the bustling business district and offer a range of modern amenities to make your stay as productive as possible. Enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi and access to meeting spaces and conference rooms, as well as the expertise of Novotel Ambassadors to ensure your business trip to Moscow is a success. Novotel Moscow Centre is the ideal place for business travelers, conveniently located within 10 minutes' walk of Kitay-Gorod, 10 minutes' drive from Tverskaya Street, and not far by car from Arbat Street. For those looking for a more urban experience, Novotel Moscow City is situated in the heart of the Presnensky District, just 9 minutes' drive away. Both hotels offer spacious meeting rooms, private car parking, and easy access to Moscow's top attractions.

Wellness stays in Moscow

At Novotel, we understand the importance of taking care of yourself. Our wellness hotels in Moscow offer a perfect balance of relaxation and rejuvenation. Enjoy the stunning views of the city from the terrace, or take a dip in our heated pools. With a 24-hour reception and delicious breakfast in the morning, you can focus on getting the most out of your wellness experience and let us take care of the rest. Stay at Novotel Moscow and enjoy the ultimate wellness experience. Novotel Moscow Sheremetyevo and Novotel Moscow City offer a range of amenities, including an indoor swimming pool, spa and fitness center. Novotel Moscow Kievskaya and Novotel Moscow Centre are also great options, with their heated indoor pools and state-of-the-art fitness centers. Whether you're looking to relax or stay active, Novotel Moscow has the perfect facilities for you.

Restaurants in Moscow

Experience the best of Moscow dining at Novotel's restaurants. From the vibrant Don Pepe Tex Mex at Core Novotel Moscow Shereme, to the classic international cuisine at Cote Jardin and Cote Azur at Ppoint Novotel Moscow Centre, you'll find something to tantalize your taste buds. All of our restaurants are overseen by experienced chefs, such as Mrs. Anastasia Bogacheva and Ms Olga Merinova, who bring their own unique twist to the dishes. And, of course, all of our restaurants offer a children's menu, so the whole family can enjoy the flavors of Moscow.

Which Moscow hotel is best for family stays?

When it comes to family stays in Moscow, Novotel hotels are the perfect choice. Our hotels offer great deals for families, including free stays and breakfast for two kids under 16, 50% discount on second family rooms, and play areas in our lobbies. Families can explore the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, the Moscow Zoo, Park Pobedy Na Poklonnoy Gore and the Moscow Circus on Ice, all located in the city of Moskva. With Novotel, families can enjoy a fun and comfortable stay in Moscow.

How much is a night at a Moscow hotel?

Novotel hotels in Moscow offer great value for money, with competitive rates for business travelers, families and sightseers alike. Plus, when you book your stay with us, you can be sure you’re getting the best price available. If you find a lower rate within 24 hours of booking, we’ll match it. Check out our rates for your preferred dates and book your stay with us today.

What is the most romantic Novotel hotel in Moscow?

A stay at Novotel Moscow Centre is the perfect romantic getaway. Located in the heart of the city, it is just a few minutes' walk away from the iconic Red Square and St. Basil's Cathedral, as well as the world-famous Bolshoi Theatre. Enjoy a romantic evening stroll in the city, and then come back to the hotel for a romantic dinner in one of our restaurants. Our stunning views of the city skyline will make your stay truly unforgettable.

Which area is good for business travellers to Moscow?

Business travellers to Moscow will appreciate the convenience of Novotel's four hotels in the city. Located near Kitay-Gorod in the city of Moscow, Novotel Moscow Centre is just a 10-minute walk away. For those looking to explore the city, Tverskaya Street in the city of Moskva is only a 10-minute drive away, while Arbat Street in the city of Moskva is not far by car. All of our hotels are equipped with modern business facilities and services, making them ideal for business travellers.

Do you offer hotels with meeting rooms?

Yes, all Novotel hotels in Moscow offer meeting rooms equipped with the latest technology and amenities to ensure your event is successful. Our team of professionals will help you organize your event and make it a memorable one.

What is the closest Novotel hotel near Kitay-gorod?

The closest Novotel hotel near Kitay-gorod is the Novotel Moscow Centre, located just 10 minutes' walk away.

What is the closest Novotel hotel near Tverskaya Street?

The closest Novotel hotel near Tverskaya Street is the Novotel Moscow Centre, located 10 minutes' drive away.

What is the closest Novotel hotel near Arbat Street?

The closest Novotel hotel near Arbat Street is the Novotel Moscow Centre, located a short drive away.

What is the closest Novotel hotel near Presnensky District?

The closest Novotel hotel near Presnensky District is the Novotel Moscow City, located just 9 minutes' drive away.

Can I stay near Moscow airports?

Yes you can. Novotel Moscow Sheremetyevo is just a 1-minute walk away from Sheremetyevo - A.S. Pushkin international airport in the city of Khimki, making it an ideal hotel for travelers. It offers a variety of amenities including a fitness center, an on-site restaurant, and a 24-hour front desk. Novotel Moscow Kievskaya is a short drive away from Vnukovo International Airport in the city of Vnukovo, and features a bar, a 24-hour front desk, and a variety of room types. Novotel Moscow Centre is also not far by car from Zhukovsky International Airport in the city of Zhukovskiy and Moscow Domodedovo Mikhail Lomonosov Airport. It offers a restaurant, a fitness center, and a 24-hour front desk.

What is the closest Novotel hotel near Sheremetyevo - A.s. Pushkin International Airport?

The closest Novotel hotel near Sheremetyevo - A.s. Pushkin International Airport is the Novotel Moscow Sheremetyevo, which is located just 1 minute's walk away.

Can I stay near Moscow train stations?

Yes, you can. Novotel Moscow City is close to Kiyevsky railway station in the city of Moskva, so you can easily explore the city by train. At Novotel Moscow Centre, you’ll find Kurskaya, Belorussky Station and Kazansky railway station all within a short distance away. Enjoy a comfortable stay with modern amenities and a delicious breakfast, as well as a fitness center and a terrace. With Novotel you can be sure that you’ll always be close to the train station.

What is the closest Novotel hotel near Kiyevsky Railway Station?

The closest Novotel hotel near Kiyevsky Railway Station is the Novotel Moscow City. It is located not far from the station.

What is the closest Novotel hotel near Kurskaya?

The closest Novotel hotel near Kurskaya is the Novotel Moscow Centre, located close to the station.

What is the closest Novotel hotel near Belorussky Station?

The closest Novotel hotel near Belorussky Station is the Novotel Moscow Centre. It is located a short distance away.

What is the closest Novotel hotel near Kazansky Railway Station?

The closest Novotel hotel near Kazansky Railway Station is the Novotel Moscow Centre, which is a short distance away.

What is the closest Novotel hotel near Moscow Paveletsky Train Station?

The closest Novotel hotel near Moscow Paveletsky Train Station is the Novotel Moscow Centre, located not far away by car.

What is the closest Novotel hotel near Komsomolskaya?

The closest Novotel hotel near Komsomolskaya is the Novotel Moscow Centre, located just a few minutes away.

What is the closest Novotel hotel near Leningradsky?

The closest Novotel hotel near Leningradsky is the Novotel Moscow Centre, located just a short drive away.

What is the closest Novotel hotel near Yaroslavskiy Railway Terminal?

The closest Novotel hotel near Yaroslavskiy Railway Terminal is the Novotel Moscow Centre, which is a short drive away.

What is the closest Novotel hotel near Moscow Rizhsky Railway Station?

The closest Novotel hotel near Moscow Rizhsky Railway Station is the Novotel Moscow Centre, located just a few minutes away.

Do you offer hotels with swimming pool?

Yes, Novotel Moscow Kievskaya and Novotel Moscow Sheremetyevo both offer swimming pools that are perfect for a refreshing dip or a leisurely swim.

Do you offer hotels with spa?

Absolutely! Novotel Moscow City has an extensive spa and wellness center that offers a variety of treatments and services to help you relax and rejuvenate. Whether you are looking for a massage, facial, or body treatment, our spa has something for everyone.

Do you offer hotels with fitness center?

Absolutely! All Novotel hotels in Moscow are equipped with a fitness center to keep you feeling energized during your stay.

Are Moscow Novotel hotels Covid 19-safe?

Taking care of others is at the heart of everything Novotel does. Like all of our hotels, Novotel hotels in Moscow have elevated health and safety measures even further according to the ALLSAFE standards by Accor Live Limitless, developed with and vetted by Bureau Veritas, a world leader in testing, inspections and certification.

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• State Museum of Oriental Art  - 350 m
• Elephant Sculpture  - 350 m
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• Alexander Garden  - 900 m
• Temple of the Resurrection  - 150 m
• "Arbat" in Moskau  - 650 m
• Cathedral of Christ the Saviour  - 1.5 km
• The Kremlin  - 1.1 km
• Memorial Plaque to S.M. Mikhoels  - 450 m
• Fontain Rotunda Natalya and Aleksandr  - 450 m
• Sheremetyevo International  - 30 km
• Belorussky Train Station  - 2.6 km

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• ✈ What is the closest airport to Courtyard By Marriott Moscow City Center Hotel? The nearest airport is Sheremetyevo International and it is located within 32 minutes' drive.
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• 🌇 What's the distance between Courtyard By Marriott Moscow City Center Hotel and the city centre? Courtyard By Marriott Moscow City Center Hotel is placed within just 10 minutes' walk from Moscow city centre.
• 🍜 What restaurants does Courtyard By Marriott Moscow City Center Hotel feature? Courtyard By Marriott Moscow City Center Hotel features Terraneo and Flat Iron Bar & Roadhouse restaurants.
• 🕌 What popular landmarks can we find near Courtyard By Marriott Moscow City Center? Popular landmarks you will find near Courtyard By Marriott Moscow City Center include Moscow Conservatory as well as Tverskaya Street.
• ❓ Where is Courtyard By Marriott Moscow City Center situated? Courtyard By Marriott Moscow City Center lies next to Tverskaya Street.
• 🍹 What restaurants near Courtyard By Marriott Moscow City Center Hotel are recommended? Guests can go to a nearby restaurant Share for a taste of European and Mediterranean cuisine.
• ❓ What payment methods are available in Courtyard By Marriott Moscow City Center Hotel? At Courtyard By Marriott Moscow City Center Hotel you can pay using Visa, American Express and Mastercard.
• 💵 How much does it cost to stay at Courtyard By Marriott Moscow City Center Hotel? The price for a room at Courtyard By Marriott Moscow City Center Hotel starts at $120.
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Our French Keys bask in the tradition of ancient vineyards, stone chateaus, and historic palaces. In the United States, we see a different tradition. In Los Angeles, places like Chateau Marmont , the Paramour Estate , Sunset Tower , and the Charlie date back to guests and residents as illustrious as Clark Gable and Marilyn Monroe. These are spaces that play ingeniously with their history, even as they forge ahead with cutting-edge amenities and experiences. But it’s not just California. New York’s historic artist hotspot, the Hotel Chelsea , once hosted Bob Dylan and Andy Warhol. Today, it decorates every space with art donated by former residents. Look too to the Chicago Athletic Association , a former member’s club for 20th century business magnates and athletes — now among the city’s most impressive and vibrant hotels. Also read: Hollywood Glamor at the First Key Hotels in Los Angeles

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The best cocktail bars in Washington, DC

A bold collection of speakeasies, rooftop bars and hotel haunts are turning Washington, DC into a mecca for mixologists. With an inventive and unique list of libations, this city is quickly becoming a destination for cocktail connoisseurs.

Come for the Capitol, stay for the cocktails. Washington, DC invented the Gin Rickey, after all, but these days, the US capital is harnessing this heritage with a wave of innovative cocktail bars and meccas of molecular wizardry. From sleek hotel lounges, like The Pembroke, to moody, subterranean speakeasies, like Allegory, there's been lots of new openings and refreshed menus in recent years, with mixologists utilising unusual ingredients like hay-smoked bee larvae and almond blossoms. Here's our selection of the most atmospheric, creative cocktail spots to visit.  

1.   The Wells

Juniper junkies converge on Capitol Hill for this gin-centric cocktail lounge. The intimate bar is backed by a glass menagerie of gin: London dry, citrus-forward Japanese bottles, oak-aged varieties and smooth, small-batch American sips. These are the stars of seasonal cocktails like Let the Beet Drop, a concoction of yoghurt gin, red beet, honey, egg white and lemon. The design is just as spirited: The Wells is swathed in green, while carrot-coloured banquettes edge alcoves, the floor is tiled in honeycomb and a planetary-like light fixture is strung with copper. Pair drinks with elevated snacks like beluga caviar and chips or wagyu skewers with spicy habanada.

Bartender’s choice: The Martini is a staple. The addition of olive oil in the gin allows for the sweetness of olives to play with the botanicals of gin, while Cocchi Americano smooths out the edges. “It’s an olive oil cake, and it’s all grown up,” says lead bartender Alex Pisi.

2.   Allegory

Molecular magic is made at Allegory. You just have to find it first: the sleek speakeasy is hidden behind a black door in the lobby library of progressive hotel Eaton DC. This dimly-lit den spans leather banquettes, a glowing semi-circular bar and moody black pendant lights. A series of magical realist murals by Erik Thor Sandberg line the walls, fusing whimsical Alice in Wonderland themes with the story of civil rights activist Ruby Bridges. The innovative cocktail menu is inspired by the artwork, and bar bites include artisanal cheese plates and crispy pork bánh mì.

Bartender’s choices: Beat of the Drums is Allegory’s version of the classic margarita, blending agave spirits with a Mesoamerican orgeat and fermented huckleberries, then garnished with a piece of huckleberry popcorn. Other inventions, such as the viridescent Garden of Live Flowers (made with gin, rhum agricole, aloe, snap peas, cardomom and coconut black pepper) are also well worth a try.

3.   Silver Lyan

Bring your bucks to this historic former national bank. Its current guise is the grande dame Riggs Washington DC hotel, where the underground cocktail bar is built into an old vault. Silver Lyan’s decor reflects its heritage: brass detailing, stately pillars, oversized art deco lights and plush red velvet. At the helm is award-winning mixologist, Ryan Chetiyawardana (known as Mr Lyan), whose cutting-edge cocktails use unique ingredients, such as tart riberry, arrowroot tea and mulberry soda to name a few.  

Bartender’s choice: Splurge on the Silver Service Martini. Choose one of four different styles of martini, poured into an elegant John Jenkins vintage-style glass. The drink is served with Castelvetrano olives, house-pickled onions, a lemon twist and a freshly shucked oyster. “My personal favourite version is the Ford’s 50:50,” says Vlad Novikov, head of bars for Riggs.

4.   Bresca

With one beaming Michelin star, this Parisian-style bistro on 14th Street may be serious about sustenance, but it’s equally as playful. Inside are pops of perky yellow, booths of deep blue and a living wall swollen with earthy moss. Pull up a pew at the airy bar lined with wooden stools, where Bresca's cocktail menu, Myths & Legends, is a work of art — it whimsically weaves stories with colourful illustrations and innovative seasonal sips.  

Bartender’s choices: In the Circle is a twist on the traditional Manhattan, using culinary techniques to accentuate the vanilla, dark chocolate and spice notes of the D’Ussé Cognac and Michter’s Rye. It’s batched and sous vide with earthy shiitake mushrooms to complement the sweeter local squash cordial. Alternatively, pair a cavier tart with Flora & Fire, a subtle, smoky tipple made with mezcal, cachaca, Aperol, yellow chartreuse and strawberry fuse.

5.   Off The Record

Paint the town red at Off the Record. This iconic basement boozer in The Hay-Adams hotel is dripping in the dramatic: deep rouge crawls from tufted banquettes to the walls and lampshades. A wedding cake ceiling is strung with chandeliers, while caricatures of political figures adorn the walls. Situated on the edge of Lafayette square, to the north of the White House, this bar is a hallowed haunt of savvy locals. Pair its sprawling list of scotches and signature cocktails with bites like lobster rolls, burgers or yellowfin tuna tartare.

Bartender’s choice:   Served in a collins glass, the Lowrider is a refreshing grapefruit cocktail made with Ilegal Mezcal, lime, Aperol, Bittermens Hellfire Habanero Shrub, Fever Tree Pink Grapefruit and Tajín. “This cocktail is a tantalising way for lovers of the Paloma to spice up their game,” suggests bar manager Rachel Sergi.

6.   VUE Rooftop

The glistening crown atop Hotel Washington, this swish 11th-floor rooftop bar boasts fantastic panoramas of the city’s skyline, including views of the White House and stately Washington Monument. The interior is pared-back luxury: dark wood, billowy light fixtures and intimate booths. This is a space that seamlessly stretches from brunch to beats as live DJs play into the night. Soak up the Sazeracs with crispy calamari, lamb burgers or creamy burrata on rustic bread.

Bartender’s choice: Power to the Peaches blends white peach and rosemary Grey Goose Essence, which is complemented by Cointreau, chamomile, honey, lemon and a refreshing Chandon Garden Spritz. Alternatively, try one of the various seasonal cocktails like the Bi-partisan Blend, VUE's take on an espresso martini with horchata and chicory pecan bitters.  

7.   Jane Jane

Step into a Southern hospitality daydream. On 14th Street NW, retro-style Jane Jane may be small, but it has big energy. Plaid blue mosaic tiles trace the floor and bar, there are walnut-wood walls, vintage-inspired cocktail wallpaper and forest green pendant lights and booths. With only 32 seats, the intimate vibe is a cocktail party at a pal’s place which is welcoming, unpretentious and playful. Two dozen cocktails are organised by liquor, five of which are house varieties, while comfort bites are inspired by the owner’s Southern hospitality. Try the pickled okra, pimento cheese or Jane’s caviar with trout roe, creme fraiche and potato chips.

Bartender’s choice:   Should We Be Bad is the bar’s take on a classic espresso martini, replacing vodka with bourbon and adding velvet falernum for extra depth and body. Meanwhile, the jazzy Jane Jane Mule, where bourbon, fino sherry, lemon, mint, ginger beer and Angosturra are swirled on the rocks, is also well worth a try.  

8.   Hill Prince

This H Street haunt is the quintessential neighbourhood bar: convivial, affordable and pouring top-notch tipples. Set in a 100-year-old row house, Hill Prince is named after a racehorse and the classy equestrian vibe extends throughout: exposed brickwork, original pine flooring, brown leather sofas, gold-framed mirrors and a lick of hunter-green paint. There’s even a restored carriage house and a verdant courtyard to spill into on balmy nights. Head to the long main bar, dangling with moon-like pendant lights, where classic cocktails are created.  

Staff picks:   Try the savoury Mole Old Fashioned on draft, made using rye whiskey, Montenegro Amaro, Xocolatl Mole Bitters and Angostura Bitters. Alternatively, sample the house-made syrups and elixirs included in signature, summery drinks like the Vodka Mule made with peach bitters and spicy ginger beer.

9.   The Pembroke

Parisian-style The Pembroke may draw bon vivants for a bite, but its cocktails make it a libation destination. Within the Dupont Circle hotel, this restaurant is airy, leafy and chic with cream-panelled walls, coral Chanel tufted banquettes and picture windows offering views out over a summery terrace. It centres around a classic marble cocktail bar topped with gold lamps, where tinctures are shaken and stirred. Alongside an enormous wine list, cocktails have seasonal twists and locally sourced organic fare includes homemade lobster bucatini and lamb tagine with citrus couscous, to name a few.

Bartender’s choice: “The Hibiscus Margarita is a sophisticated twist on the classic margarita, featuring Casamigos Blanco, Cointreau, freshly squeezed lime juice and organic hibiscus syrup. Hibiscus syrup contributes a unique floral note, creating a well-rounded and robust flavour profile,” says bartender Tashawn Jackson.

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As travelers increasingly seek wellness on their trips, hotels continue to elevate their spa facilities to offer everything from immersive storm rooms to contrast bathing (where guests alternate between hot and cold water). But few hotels offer the opportunity to experience a spa in private. “Being naked is the point,” Brett van Sickle says bluntly on the inspiration behind building a hammam and steam room in each of the bedrooms at his wellness boutique inn, the High Acre . “Being able to feel the sweat and steam on your body is so therapeutic.”

Rather than rub sweaty elbows with strangers in a shared sauna, having in-room spa facilities enables guests to turn their attention inward. Instead of carving out an hour or two to visit the spa, having in-room spa facilities provides unlimited opportunities for self-care each day, transforming the typical hotel stay into a private wellness retreat. Below, AD surveys 11 hotels with in-room spas that offer unparalleled privacy—and striking design—in the pursuit of relaxation and rejuvenation.

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Amsterdam blocks construction of new hotels to fight overtourism

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In another attempt to crack down on overtourism, officials in Amsterdam are banning the construction of new hotels in the Dutch capital.

The policy, announced Wednesday, only permits new hotels in a one-in, one-out system, meaning a new hotel can be built only if another closes. New hotels may not exceed the bed count of the previous hotels and must be “better,” per the city’s release, with more modern and sustainable features.

“Amsterdam says ‘no’ to new hotels,” reads a translated statement from city officials. “We want to make and keep the city livable for residents and visitors.”

The effort follows initiatives in Amsterdam to limit the influx of tourists into the city, a destination known for its tolerant drug policies, sex industry and liberated party scene.

In Amsterdam, people are not prosecuted for buying up to 5 grams of cannabis, which can be purchased in coffee shops. For years, city officials have been trying to rein in hordes of “nuisance” tourists, or those who are attracted to the city by the promise of a night of debauchery.

The city council recently implemented the “ tourism in balance in Amsterdam ” policy, which set a maximum number of overnight stays and day visits in the city, capping the annual visitor count at 20 million people per year. Wednesday’s guidance re-ups that regulation; the number of hotel nights in 2023 was 20,665,000, according to the city.

“We are now taking more measures to ensure that the number of hotel stays does not increase even further,” the city’s statement read.

Last year, seeking to curb the rowdy crowds of the Red Light District and offer residents a better night’s sleep, the city cracked down on public pot smoking in the streets and limited the hours of operation for certain restaurants and sex establishments.

Amsterdam also launched a “ Stay Away ” campaign, directly targeting British men between the ages of 18 to 35. The demographic frequents the city for “stag,” or bachelor, parties, which residents say are disruptive .

Also in 2023, city officials adopted a proposal to relocate a cruise ship terminal . In addition to addressing pollution concerns, the move sought to prevent crowds of tourists from flooding the city’s center upon docking.

It’s unclear how the city plans to enforce the new hotel construction policy; according to the release, new hotels already under construction may continue. That includes 26 hotels with existing rights.

Colleen Grablick is a writer based in D.C. Follow her on X: @colleengrablick .

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Central travel account (cta), requirements.

• New Account Application Process
• Renewal Process
• CTA Rules and Responsibilities 

Central Travel Account Overview

• The CTA allows departments to charge airline, rail/bus tickets and specified lodging as outlined below to a centrally billed "cardless" account.
• This is NOT an individual liability card requiring reimbursement- budgets are charged directly.
• Use of a department's CTA account is preferred when booking airfare and lodging. See specifics below in Rules and Responsibilities .
• Limits are $20,000 monthly and $10,000 single.
• Transactions are restricted to travel merchants.
• Personal travel expenditures are prohibited on a CTA, this includes incidentals.
• Lodging charged on a CTA of 4 or less UW faculty/staff is not allowed.
• If 5 or more UW faculty/staff are lodging at the same hotel for the same time period, the CTA may be used with prior written approval from The ProCard Office. Email  [email protected] .
• For lodging, only room and tax is allowed on the CTA.
• The department must obtain an itemized statement from the hotel showing the breakdown of the total charges by room, by night, and by guest name.
• Review Central Travel Account Training – no assessment required 
• Learn department specific guidelines from your department
• Receive approval via UW Connect Card Services Form
• Must abide by all Washington State & UW Purchasing regulations

New Account Application Process (CTA)

CTAs do not require an assessment.

Step 1: Review CTA Training video.

Step 2 : Complete and submit a CTA application in the UW Connect Card Services Form .

NOTE: An email is sent to the applicant with the new CTA information and activation instructions.  A physical card is not mailed.

Renewal Process (CTA)

CTAs auto renew and the new information will be emailed to the account holder once the information has arrived in the ProCard office approximately 4-6 weeks prior to month end of the expiration date. No action required.