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TaylorMade Tour Burner Driver Review: Specs, Pros and Cons

Released in 2008, TaylorMade’s Tour Burner Driver was for the players who loved to bomb it on the golf course. The club led an era of improved club technology from TaylorMade. At the time pro golfers like Sergio Garcia, Charles Howell III and Justin Rose put the Burner in play.

Tour Burner Driver Specs

Made for advanced players, the TaylorMade's new Tour Burner driver features a 450cc titanium head. It is streamlined with a steel dual crown and unique perimeter weighting.

TaylorMade equipped the Tour Burner with a TaylorMade RE-AX, 60g graphite shaft available in regular, stiff and extra stiff flex. Custom shafts by Aldila, Fujikara, Mitsubishi and Matrix HD are also available.

TaylorMade Tour Burner Driver Review

With the stock RE-AX a slightly tip-stiff shaft, the Tour Burner's aerodynamic head rips through the ball with ease. It's low- to mid-kick point characteristics and slight draw-bias make it fun to really let go off the tee. It's a comfortable player's club with a significant amount of game-improvement tendencies.

The driver's Dual Crown features a small thin top with a large weighted power-base. TaylorMade incorporated its Inverted Cone Technology which helps players produce faster swing speeds and ball speeds.

TaylorMade made sure this driver had ample forgiveness across the face and engineered it to produce a lower trajectory. The club is designed to provide more consistency than the Burner driver before it.

Who Should Play the Tour Burner Driver?

The Tour Burner is a bit draw-biased, which means a shot-shaping player could get into trouble on fast, steep swings. The club performs best with controlled and powerful tendencies. With a D5 swing weight, the Tour Burner may check in slightly lighter than some big hitters prefer. If you’re a player who knows how to control the club face, the Tour Burner could help you find the added consistency every golfer pursues.

Tour Burner Driver Value

According to the PGA Value Guide, TaylorMade’s Tour Burner Driver, resale value isn’t very high, ranging between $40 and $53. Brand new the driver listed at $699.

Where to Buy Tour Burner Driver

Players who want to try out the Tour Burner drivers can find them on sites like eBay and 2ndswing.com where they can buy them for around 100 bucks. On eBay , they range from $40, $50, and for the most part are under $100.

Bottom Line

The TaylorMade Tour Burner is a true premium driver meant for shot-shapers and low handicappers. It is also a solid club off the rack for novice golfers looking to grow into a tool with pro-level characteristics.

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The Tour Burner driver made an immediate impact on tour when it went straight into many of the TaylorMade players’ bags. The crown of the driver is considerably smaller than the oversize sole. “Inverted Cone Technology” is used in both the driver and the new Tour Burner irons to enlarge the sweetspot and offer more forgiveness. Where next? More On Test: - Taylormade Burner Plus irons review - TaylorMade Burner Fairway and Rescue review Galleries: - TaylorMade Burner 2009 driver pictures - TaylorMade Burner Plus Irons pictures

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The small crown and oversize sole are designed to create a centre of gravity that is 40% lower in the clubface than the Burner TP's. The head is designed to help create a high launch angle and low spin rate for longer, straighter drives. A TP version is also available (£379) which sits 2 degrees open and is available in a choice of three shafts.

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TaylorMade releases new BRNR Mini Driver Copper with nostalgic cosmetics

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In tennis parlance, the mini driver is a “second serve” option off the tee. It’s called upon when a driver would go too far and bring trouble into play, or when the ball needs to be shaped a bit more with a draw or fade. With more loft than a driver, it produces more spin, which makes shaping the ball easier. The heads of mini drivers are also smaller than a driver, as the name insinuates.

TaylorMade released its original BRNR Mini Driver in April 2023 and since then, multiple PGA TOUR players have put it in play including Tommy Fleetwood, Adam Scott and Jake Knapp, the rookie who won this year’s Mexico Open at Vidanta.

Fleetwood first put a BRNR Mini into play at the 2023 RBC Heritage and still has the club in his bag today.

“For me, if I had to hit a fairway, I’m more comfortable hitting a driver than a 3-wood,” Fleetwood said. “I would tee the driver down, and I would hit a little cut, or a neck-y cut in the fairway. The 3-wood isn’t for that. The 3-wood, generally, is a pretty hot club that I’ll hit from 270 or 280 in the fairway on a par 5. You get some courses where a 3-wood is not always necessary. (With the BRNR) you put a normal swing on it, and I’m more comfortable hitting it straight. It’s a replacement for a 3-wood, basically.”

Knapp, who used a BRNR during his victory in Mexico, echoed Fleetwood’s sentiments:

“I put in a 3-wood every once in a while, but I was just never able to find one that I loved,” Knapp said. “Three-woods, in general, I just hit on the bottom of the face. They spin a lot and don’t go anywhere. (The BRNR is) just an easier club to hit than a 3-wood. … It’s really just a tee club and kind of a fairway finder for me.”

Now, a year later and with plenty of PGA TOUR validation, TaylorMade is releasing a new BRNR Mini Driver Copper, which includes the same technologies and designs as the original, except the company has amped up the nostalgia factor.

Playing off the iconic Burner driver from the late-'90s, the new BRNR Mini Driver Copper has additional copper styling on the crown and a large retro TaylorMade logo centered on the sole. It also comes stock with a copper-and-black UST Mamiya ProForce 65 Retor Burner Edition shaft and a Golf Pride TaylorMade Victory Copper grip.

As with the original BRNR release from yesteryear, the new edition is made with split-weight technology, a multi-material head construction, a K-Sole design for improved turf interaction, a TwistFace for corrective ball flight, a Thru-Slot Speed Pocket for increased ball speeds and a 4-degree loft sleeve for minute changes to loft and face angle.

With the year’s first major at Augusta National coming up next week, it wouldn’t be a surprise to see a Masters contestant or two put the new BRNR version into play to help navigate the long and demanding layout.

TaylorMade’s new BRNR Mini Driver Copper clubs will sell for $449.99 in 11.5 (RH/LH) and 13.5 (RH) degree options, and they will be available for custom orders.

TaylorMade Tour Burner Game Improvement Irons Review

Last Updated: 26 November 2015

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• TG Rating 4.5 out of 5
• Owner Rating 4.8 out of 5
• RRP £499.00

What we say...

TaylorMade’s latest irons proved incredibly popular in this test, and the new Tour Burner irons were only just pipped to another Gold award. They are designed to offer the highest possible COR from a very thin and fast 2.2mm face, along with burner ball speed and distance. Our testers absolutely loved how easy these were to hit, along with the seemingly effortless distance and the stylish design. There’s plenty of technology on view with these, with a multifunctional sole and inverted cone technology to offer consistently long distance on off-centre hits. The Tour Burner irons are fantastic clubs for mid handicappers in particular, and only something very special kept these stunning new irons off our top spot.

Contact: 0880 389 4292 Wesbite: www.taylormadegolf.com Price: £499 (s)   £599 (g)

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4 out of 5 Very Good! 22 July 2015

By Jwbeekmans

Have used them for many years now, and they are very good. Respond well to your actions. But now (2015) i'am looking for a new set. Why? Not because the Tour Burners don't work anynmore. I just want a little more help and still want the precision. Looking at Pin G25 irons. G30 has to much offset for me...

5 out of 5 Fantastic 26 July 2010

After a great deal of research and testing I finally came across the burners, and what a set of clubs they are. Having a handicap of 18 it is important for me that I have the right set of clubs. The burners offer a solid but light feel with a reasonable amount of forgiveness whilst rewarding generously when struck well, not to mention that they look the part, especially with the graphite shafts. The only draw back for me is that shortly after buying these clubs the super launch range was unveiled, but thats life I supose. By far the best clubs in their price range, Taylor Made have succesfully gained a life long customer.

5 out of 5 Exceptional irons and value 10 October 2009

By julianwilson

Sadly I have bought four sets of irons in the olast three years, striving to find the perfect one - some too lumpy and easy (ping g10) and some too difficult and well above my capacity (Mizuno MP52). These Taylormade's are just right for my 9 handicap - they let you manipulate the ball if you are having a good day but still forgiving and straight on your bad days. I also noted the distance was a good 10-20 metres better than on competing irons. Greatest thing about these clubs - the R9 irons will undermine demand for the tour burner so this exceptional club will also be available at very low prices. A steal I'd recommend to anyone.

5 out of 5 TM Burner Irons 10 July 2009

By creativeduo

These are a fantastic set of irons...The feedback you get when you hit one right out of the centre is quality...       Even slightly mishit shots feel good and travel some unexpected distance...Played with several irons, but found these irons to be the most enjoyable.

5 out of 5 my new irons 11 June 2008

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brilliant. I also tryed the nike sumo's as well but the looks,weight, and taylormade are more experienced golf company. but nike do make brilliant gear as well .got them on the 3rd of june and won the nett trophy on my debut at the mens club chapionship at my home club.

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Dual crown and weighted power-base promote increased carry and distance. Modern head shape promotes lower, deeper and precision-placed CG for higher launch angle and lower spin. SuperFast Technology promotes increased swing speed, faster ball speed and added distance. Inverted Cone Technology dramatically expands the portion of the clubface that delivers high COR for consistently longer drives on off-center hits. SuperFast 60-gram shaft is exceptionally lightweight and stable to promote greater distance and accuracy.

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I purchased this driver 2 weeks ago , and love it. I tried 3 other expensive drivers & this last years model, out performed them all , and was the least expensive. I wanted 25 yrds more and I'm getting 50 & 60yrds yrds more when I hit it dead on the nuts . My swing speed went up 6 mph. I was hitting 185-200 yrds....and now 210 230 yrds and have twice hit it 260 yrds ! Still getting used to the club, but I'm very happy with it so far.

Bought used from ebay. Stiff aldila by you shaft. 9.5 loft. Pretty happy, makes me feel confidence over the ball. Inconsistent 300+ yard drives. Mostly around 270. But that's far enough.

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I used purchased this driver in May gently used from a seller on ebay. I've used several drivers off and on over the past couple years, switching between a 8.5* cobra x speed to an older Cleveland launcher 7.5*. I've even purchased an alpha model long drive driver at one point to try. Before I bought the taylormade I was back to the cobra and hitting it fairly well, and about as long as I ever had. However, I still struggled with pulling it left sometimes and every once in awhile I'd get a snap hook out of it. My biggest complaint with the cobra was the sound. A few times a round when hit solidly it would produce such a harsh metallic ping sound that it would literally leave my ears ringing. I decided to try the taylormade because of the price (around $80 with shipping) and the first few rounds had a bit of a love hate relationship with it. My distance was still decent but it lacked the power of my cobra when I really laid into one. I should say that I am around 6'4", 270 lbs and around a 115-120 mph swing speed with the driver. On my last full round with the cobra I put one 360 off the tee, and with the taylormade have been able to still get around 300 or a little more but not near what was possible with the cobra. However, the difference is consistency. While with the cobra I was never completely confident that it would go the direction I wanted, the TP has become my most confident club in the bag. It took a few rounds to get used to the weight, as it at least feels quite a bit lighter than the cobra and therefore a little harder to feel throughout the back swing. My last round out I hit the time out of the ball all day with it, averaging close to 300 yds and hitting from the short grass far more than I was used to. I was hitting from the back tees on the course for only the second time and ended up shooting a 79 after a round of 43 on the front. I was 2 under on the back through 6 holes and only lost strokes on an errant 4 iron into a par five and a miss hit 8 iron over a par three with a pond. I believe this club to be responsible for producing results off the tee and inspiring confidence in the rest of my game. If I could find wedges to inspire my wedge game like this thing has my driving, I'd quit my day job.

Didn't use talormade's service but am very pleased with the product. The only thing that left me a little irritated was that it claims to be square to slightly open and probably sits at least a half a degree or more closed. Not a huge deal other than if it is labeled as being square to open, it should be square to open.

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iv had this club for about 3 or 4 years and iv got a X-stiff shaft in it. sence iv had it iv got duck hooks and unconsistant ball flight, it the only club in my bag that realy lets my down. not a happy customer

played a friend's tour burner with 10.5 degrees loft, Aldila NV 65R SST Pured shaft. not sure if the pured shaft made the difference, but i was hitting some good drives with it. first off the tee was a low hook. probably due to the slightly closed face angle, but on the next 4-5 holes, i was hitting pretty straight drives in the fairway. the feel of the NV is very smooth, and i normally play a stiff flex for the NV but this combo seemed to work. my misses were not too bad, one in particular was the 9th hole dogleg right. i played a for a fade/slice, but the teeshot stayed pretty straight and i lost it in the left trees. that was my mental error. i like this combo so much right now, i'm looking to build a driver with the exact specs. however, i am concerned that this day was just a fluke, and my faster swing speed might not bode well with a regular flex. but i did like the distance i got with this driver. not super long, but it was very accurate. a few of the short par 5's i was coming in with a mid iron. so i was probably hitting my tee shot about 260-270 with the taylor made TP black ball.

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TaylorMade Burner 2.0 Iron Specs and Review: Unleash Your Game with Performance and Precision

The TaylorMade Burner 2.0 Irons feature a multi-material construction with a cavity back design, offering high forgiveness and good distance. With perimeter weighting and Inverted Cone Technology, these irons deliver consistent ball speed and playability. They are suitable for golfers of various skill levels and provide a balanced performance on the course. Overall, the Burner 2.0 Irons offer a reliable and enjoyable experience for golfers seeking forgiveness and distance.

The TaylorMade Burner 2.0 Irons have garnered attention among golfers for their impressive performance and innovative design. In this article, we will explore the key features and specifications of the Burner 2.0 Irons, providing a comprehensive review to help you decide about your next set of irons.

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Taylormade burner 2.0 irons review; all you need to know.

Design and Construction

The TaylorMade Burner 2.0 Irons boast a thoughtfully crafted design and construction, enhancing both performance and feel.

Clubhead Design and Material

The clubheads of the Burner 2.0 Irons feature a multi-material construction, utilizing a combination of steel and other lightweight materials. This strategic blend optimizes forgiveness and allows for precise weight distribution.

Perimeter Weighting Technology

The incorporation of perimeter weighting technology in the Burner 2.0 Irons increases the moment of inertia (MOI), resulting in greater forgiveness on off-center hits. This technology ensures that you can still achieve respectable distance and accuracy even on mishits.

Inverted Cone Technology

TaylorMade’s patented Inverted Cone Technology further enhances the performance of the Burner 2.0 Irons. It expands the sweet spot, allowing for consistent ball speed and distance, even on shots struck away from the center of the clubface.

Iron Specifications

Understanding the specifications of the Burner 2.0 Irons is essential for optimizing their performance to suit your game.

Here’s a table outlining the specifications of the TaylorMade Burner 2.0 Irons:

Note: These specifications are based on the standard configuration and may vary depending on custom options and individual preferences. It’s important to consult with a professional club fitter to determine the best fit for your game.

Depending on availability and personal preferences, the shaft options may include additional choices such as regular flex, stiff flex, or custom shafts.

Loft and Lie Angle

The Burner 2.0 Irons are available in various loft options, providing versatility for golfers of different skill levels and swing speeds. The lie angle can also be customized to match your individual swing characteristics.

Shaft Options

TaylorMade offers a range of shaft options to cater to different player preferences and swing profiles. Whether you prefer a steel or graphite shaft, there are choices available to suit your needs.

Length and Swing Weight

The Burner 2.0 Irons come in standard lengths, but customization options are available to ensure a proper fit. Additionally, the swing weight can be adjusted to provide the desired feel and balance during your swing.

Performance and Playability

The Burner 2.0 Irons excel in delivering impressive performance on the course, combining forgiveness, distance, and playability.

Forgiveness and Distance

With their perimeter weighting and Inverted Cone Technology, the Burner 2.0 Irons offer exceptional forgiveness on mis-hits. This forgiveness, coupled with their ability to generate impressive ball speed, results in impressive distance, even on off-center strikes.

Control and Accuracy

Despite their forgiving nature, the Burner 2.0 Irons provide a level of control and accuracy that is appreciated by golfers. The consistent ball flight and predictable shot dispersion allowgolfers to confidently shape their shots and target specific landing areas.

Playability for Different Skill Levels

The Burner 2.0 Irons are designed to cater to a wide range of skill levels. While they are forgiving enough for high handicappers, they also offer the playability and performance that skilled golfers seek. This versatility makes them a suitable choice for both beginners looking to improve their game and experienced players aiming to take their performance to the next level.

User Reviews and Feedback

To provide a well-rounded assessment of the Burner 2.0 Irons, let’s delve into user reviews and feedback from golfers who have experienced these irons firsthand.

Pros and Cons

Many golfers praise the Burner 2.0 Irons for their forgiveness, distance, and overall playability. The combination of technology and design features has received accolades for delivering impressive results. However, some users note that the clubs may feel slightly bulky at first, requiring a short adjustment period.

Overall Performance and Feel

Golfers consistently report that the Burner 2.0 Irons live up to their reputation as high-performing clubs. They provide the desired distance, forgiveness, and control, allowing players to elevate their game and enjoy a satisfying experience on the course. The feel of the irons at impact is often described as solid and responsive, instilling confidence in the golfer’s swing.

TaylorMade burner 2.0 irons vs Rocketbladez

Here’s a comparison table outlining the key features and specifications of the TaylorMade Burner 2.0 Irons and the TaylorMade Rocketbladez Irons:

The TaylorMade Burner 2.0 Irons and the TaylorMade Rocketbladez Irons are both popular choices among golfers seeking performance and playability. Here’s a brief description of each iron model:

Both iron models incorporate modern technologies and design features to enhance playability and deliver impressive results on the golf course. When choosing between the Burner 2.0 Irons and the Rocketbladez Irons, it’s important to consider personal preferences, swing characteristics, and the specific features that align with your game. It’s recommended to test both models and consult with a professional club fitter to determine the best fit for your individual needs and preferences.

Taylormade Burner 2.0 iron vs M2 irons

Here’s a comparison table outlining the key features and specifications of the TaylorMade Burner 2.0 Irons and the TaylorMade M2 Irons:

The M2 Irons also utilize a multi-material construction with a cavity back design. They incorporate TaylorMade’s Speed Pocket technology, which enhances face flex for excellent distance and ball speed. The M2 Irons provide high forgiveness, very good control, and playability. They are designed to deliver consistent performance and cater to the needs of golfers at different skill levels.

Both the Burner 2.0 Irons and the M2 Irons share similarities in terms of construction, forgiveness, and distance. However, the M2 Irons are known for their outstanding distance and ball speed, thanks to the innovative Speed Pocket technology. The Burner 2.0 Irons offer a balance of forgiveness and playability, making them a versatile choice for a wide range of golfers.

When choosing between the Burner 2.0 Irons and the M2 Irons, it’s essential to consider your individual preferences, swing characteristics, and the specific features that align with your game. Testing both models and consulting with a professional club fitter will help determine the best fit for your needs and ensure an enjoyable and rewarding golfing experience.

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The TaylorMade Burner 2.0 Irons offer golfers a well-rounded package of performance, forgiveness, and playability. With their advanced technology, thoughtful design, and customizable options, these irons have garnered a positive reputation among players of various skill levels. By understanding the specifications and performance features of the Burner 2.0 Irons, you can make an informed decision and potentially enhance your game. Remember to consult with a professional club fitter or golf instructor to ensure the best fit for your swing. Elevate your golf experience and unleash your game with the TaylorMade Burner 2.0 Irons.

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Sky Polonsky Moscow Apartment. Photo by Airbnb

Space Moscow Apartment

Tired of too contemporary interiors of Moscow flats? Find yourself on the board of modern Space Shuttle apartment in Moscow and be prepared for “unforgettable intergalactic journey”. During this “unusual trip” you can gaze at the sunrises and sunsets, watch the clouds beneath your feet and enjoy the city’s stunning views.

This extraordinary 1-bedroom Moscow apartment is housed on 57th floor of Moscow City’s Imperia Tower building which invites you to unveil a city within a city with superb meeting, leisure and dining facilities.

Rates start from $392 a night, a good price for luxury accommodation in Moscow.

Space Apartment Moscow. Photo by Airbnb

Central Deluxe Moscow Apartment

This eclectic 2-bedroom Deluxe Moscow apartment is located on 21th floor of Kotelnicheskaya Embankment Building, one of the 7 prominent Stalin’s skyscrapers . Construction of this timeless edifice was supervised personally by the Russian revolutionary Lavrenty Beria. Many notable Soviet people like political elite, scientists, athletes and actors used to live here. Do not miss the Museum of famous Russian ballet dancer Galina Ulanova housed in apartment # 185.

Immerse yourself in luxury atmosphere of Russian mansions of early 20th century with its noble interiors, designed in Art Deco style. This elegant and cozy property which at the same time is equipped with Jacuzzi and plenty of other modern amenities can also boast stunning views on Moskva-river and convenient location – it only takes a 15-minute ride to get to major city sites like The Kremlin and Red Square.

Rates start from $103 a night . What are you waiting for?  Go grab your chance and rent apartment, Moscow is too hot a destination now , you won’t find a better deal!

Central Moscow Deluze Apartment. Photo by Airbnb

Tower Apartment in Moscow

Another world known Stalin’s Sister Kudrinskaya Building needs no introduction and welcomes you to experience the unforgettable stay in the capital of Russia in this 2-bedroom spacious apartment. Enjoy an outstanding marriage of history and contemporary transformation, the austere white and dark wood, the rustic coziness and modern comfort.

And of course, get incredible breathtaking panoramic views of Moscow skylines from the large sunny balcony. Set off just meters away from 2 metro stations, this Moscow apartment is within easy and quick reach from anywhere in the city. Perfect place to start your Moscow Metro tour from.

Rates start from $293 a night, which is a good price for luxury Moscow rentals.

Tower Apartment in Moscow. Photo by Airbnb

Old Arbat Magic House

This Parisian style Moscow apartment offers a top-notch location in the historic Old Arbat area, within a walking distance from Red Square , Christ the Savior Cathedral, Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory and other top attractions. Uncover the little-known treasures of this vibrant neighborhood strolling past its bustling streets and visiting numerous museums, theaters, souvenir shops and cafes to satisfy all tastes. And, of course, do not miss the adjacent Red October Art District with famous bars, nightclubs and art galleries.

Beautiful and spacious, this apartment covering 100 sq m can sleep up to 5 guests and includes everything you might need for comfortable stay in Moscow. With king-sized bed and elegant interiors with lots of windows and bay windows, this lovely accommodation is also great for a romantic getaway.

Rates start from $167 a night. This is one of the best apartments in Moscow for its niche and high level.

Old Arbat Magic House Apartment in Moscow. Photo by Airbnb

A Magic Apartment in Moscow

If you’re searching for a Moscow accommodation with homey atmosphere and extraordinary interior solutions all in one, look no further than this spacious stylish Moscow apartment. Unique and artistic, it is dotted with antiques and fine art elements and has two small beautiful balconies overlooking the Christ the Savior Cathedral, Moscow Conservatory and the Kremlin.

It is located two blocks from Red Square on historic Bolshaya Nikitskaya Street where almost every house can boast its rich history. In addition to a great variety of restaurants and cafes there is also a great grocery store on the corner where you can sample a variety of Russian dishes made fresh daily.

Rates start from $126 a night, cheaper than luxury hotels in Moscow.

Magic Place in Central Moscow. Photo by Airbnb

Cozy Spacious Moscow Apartment for a Big Family

This spacious apartment located in 5-minute walk from the Kremlin invites you to flash back in time and go through the several pages of rich Russian history . Dip into the atmosphere of pre-revolutionary Russia in Noble Room with its high oak entrance doors, three large windows, ceiling moldings, bronze chandelier, and a 100-year old antique buffet. Mayakovskaya Room features a black wrought iron bed, brick wall, gramophone which dates back to 1930s, a small table with two Vienna chairs, propaganda posters and porcelain, will be perfect place for Russian Silver Age poets admirers.

Enjoy reading the authentic “Izvestia” newspaper dated 1 May 1942 and sipping tea from the faceted thick-wall glass in the cozy “Stalinist” room. Gagarin’s room named after the first man in Space Yuri Gagarin will bring you back in the 1960s. Of all apartments in Moscow this one is the #1 for history buffs.

Rates start from $267 a night .

Amazing 4 room apartment 5 min walking to Kremlin. Photo by Airbnb

Architectural Masterpiece in the Center of Moscow

How about a spacious sunlit apartment… tucked into the attic floor of a historic 19th-century mansion? It certainly is the best choice for most discerning aesthetes. Stylish and tastefully decorated, this Moscow apartment has an unusual geometry and roof windows, where you can feast your eyes to sunset, starry and sun-drenched Moscow sky.

Old piano in the living room, an interesting book and photo collection, exclusive kitchen utensils and church bells in the mornings will leave unforgettable impression. In addition, it is a few steps away from the famous Pokrovka Street with its historic buildings dating back to 19th-early 20th century and 3 km away the very city center with its top touristic sites.

Rates start from $133 a night.

Unexpected Miracle in Center Moscow. Photo by Airbnb

FineArtApart in Moscow – Gusyatnikov

Get a feel for both old and contemporary in this renovated loft style designed two-bedroom apartment located in the center of Moscow in Clear Pond neighborhood. In its immediate surroundings you can find plenty of restaurants, bars and coffee shops .

Located in a historic building of 19th century, this Moscow apartment will make you feel right at home with its quirky but fully-equipped kitchen, vintage library, antique furnishings and well-chosen accessories. Little guests will appreciate the children’s playground with numerous activities.

Rates start from $128 a night .

FineArtapart – Gusyatnikov. Photo by Airbnb

Moscow Apartment with Kremlin Views

Location is everything in a bustling city like Moscow, and this recently renovated one-bedroom apartment is proud of its unbeatable placement next to the Red Square and its astonishing views of the Kremlin and Tverskaya Street.

For just $74 a night (!), you will be within walking distance to some of the city’s top attractions like St. Basil’s Cathedral, the Bolshoi Theater, high-end GUM and TSUM shopping malls, Arbat and Zaryadye Park. Needless to say, the area provides activities for all tastes and budgets and is dotted with restaurants and cafes, fashionable boutiques and shops, museums, theaters and art galleries.

Moscow apartment with Kremlin view

Old Arbat – Loft Studio Apartment

This small charming Moscow apartment with perfect mix of rustic and contemporary elements takes is located in famous pedestrian Arbat Street, the favorite street of all of our Moscow guides . There is a small kitchen area with all cooking utensils, washing machine, modern furnishings and cable TV. Little balcony above the vibrant street is ideal place for coffee sipping, making sketches of the magnificent 19-20th century architecture around or just people watching. The Christ the Savior Cathedral, Red Square and the luxurious GUM department store are close by along with all of the necessities for every day life in Moscow: shops, cozy cafes, trendy bars and gourmet restaurants.

Rates start from $67 a night. A typical price for cheap hotels in Moscow , but so much better than that!

Old Arbat Loft in Moscow. Photo by Airbnb

Arbat Apartment with Kremlin View

This one bedroom elegant apartment on Arbat Street won’t let you forget that: it comes with small balcony overlooking the main square of Russia. Italian furniture and chimney of 18th century, tapestry  on the walls, paintings on the ceiling, faucets in the bathroom create an unrivalled atmosphere of ancient Russian manor houses.

Rates start from $83 a night, steal of a deal for a place with a Kremlin view .

Arbat Apartment wth Kremlin view. Photo by Airbnb

One-bedroom Moscow Apartment on Chisty Prudy

The Clear Ponds neighborhood is home to the Moscow Sovremennik Theater, numerous bars and restaurants, bakeries, shops, art galleries, contemporary photographic exhibitions and this nice apartment. Moscow accommodation for up up to 4 people offers 2 large beds, cozy kitchen with coffee machine and a pretty, sunlit balcony as well.

Host Maria has won her past guests over by giving careful thought even to the small details for a pleasant stay like complimentary coffee, tea, snacks and candies. Apartment also boasts its enviable location within walking distance of the Kremlin , Lenin’s Mausoleum, Alexander Garden and more.

Rates start from $98 a night, a good price for a good central accommodation in Moscow.

Moscow apartment in historical center. Photo by Airbnb

Duplex Apartment in Moscow Center

Feel like royalty in the Palace of the early 19th century in this two-level one-bedroom apartment in Moscow featuring high ceilings, original moldings in the Empire style and classic parquet. The apartment covering 60 sq m comprises a spacious living room with kitchenette and a bedroom area. Located next to bustling Tverskaya Street , unarguably the main street in Moscow and historic landmark by itself, it’s set off in a building with over 1 meter-thick walls to ensure you get a good sleep.

Top city attractions like Red Square, the Bolshoi Theater and prominent GUM and TSUM shopping malls are just in 15 minutes walk away.

Rates start from $81 a night .

Moscow Apartment with historic vibes. Photo by Airbnb

A Fantastic Apartment in the Center of Moscow

A true artist’s haunt, this is the perfect Moscow accommodation for the cultural explorers . This small stylish apartment will definitely surprise you with its huge collection of books as well as incredible amount of quirky elements of decor. Mosaic floor in the bathroom, red bass in the living room and abstract paintings of Arush Wotsmush on the walls are just few to mention.

This charming apartment is located in the heart of Kitay-gorod area, historic and cultural core of the city which will probably remind you the Europe with its old buildings, narrow streets and countless cafes and coffee shops. Moscow never sleeps and the best bars, pubs and entertainment venues nearby are the best illustration of this statement.

Rates start from $68 a night, which makes it a perfect place to stay in Moscow.

Fantastic Flat in Central Moscow. Photo by Airbnb

Solyanka Loft Studio Apartment in Downtown Moscow

This modern Moscow studio loft in Kitay-gorod neighborhood won’t be soon forgotten. Housed in pre-revolutionary building of 1914, this apartment has beautifully preserved the historical interior elements, including old bricks and pieces of pretty stucco work on the ceiling. It’s the ideal spot for visitors who want to feel home away from home while enjoying everything that Moscow has to offer. You definitely won’t regret booking this stylish apartment conveniently set just 10-15 minutes walk from the major sites of Russian capital like Red Square, the Kremlin and the Bolshoi Theater.

Rates start from $67 a nigh t, which is cheaper than any cheap hotel . And the location is super convenient, a dream of any Muscovite .

Solyanka Loft Studio Apartment in Moscow. Photo by Airbnb

Central Retro Styled Apartment

This one bedroom Moscow apartment exudes the unique charms of Soviet-Era -Intelligentsia style apartments, with its hardwood floors and numerous vintage accessories like old books collection, phonograph, authentic furniture, grand mirror and even Soviet epoch perfumes. Located on busy Tverskaya-Yamskaya Street, this cozy apartment on the 5th floor takes you away from the chaos of the city. Enjoy sipping the glass of wine or a cup of tea sitting in a small balcony observing Moscow vibrant life.

Apartment also boasts its convenient location next to Belorusskaya metro station, which is 5 minutes away from city center by metro and 40 minutes away from Sheremetyevo Airport via the Aeroexpress train. The Moscow Zoo and Moscow Planetarium are a 20-minute stroll away.

Rates start from $51 a night , which is the cheapest Moscow accommodation you could ever find

Retro Style Apartment in Moscow. Photo by Airbnb

Deluxe Room in Moscow City

For $97 a night , you’ll have a spacious and lavish room on the 41th floor of one of the “ Moscow-city” skyscrapers with a unique panoramic view of Moscow . Stylish and elegant, this room is decorated in noble grey and white tones and has all the amenities you may need for your comfortable staying. There are Afimall shopping mall, numerous restaurants and cafes, beauty parlors and World Class fitness center downstairs.

The city’s top attractions including the Arbat Street, Red Square and the Bolshoi Theater can be reached by metro in 15-20 minutes, as well as Park Pobedy (Victory Park), one of the largest memorial complexes in Russia and in the world, dedicated to the victory in the Great Patriotic War. By the way, Park Pobedy metro station is the deepest one in Moscow and one of the deepest metro stations in the world.

Moscow Deluxe Apartment. Photo by Airbnb

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