The hotel is located near Komsomolskaya Square. Its height is 17 floors. Compared to other skyscrapers, this building can be called a dwarf — “only” 136 meters.

Leningradskaya is distinguished by the refinement of its exterior design and interior interiors. The facade, decorated with ceramics, is designed in red and white colors. The balls crowning the obelisks, rosettes that occupied the planes between the pylons, the emblem crowning the octahedron spire, as well as the ribs of the spire itself are covered with gold.

The interiors of the hotel evoke associations with the traditional Russian architecture of churches, a new outbreak of interest in which occurred in the post-war period. In addition, elements of Moscow Baroque are used in the interior: decorative lattices, chandeliers and a relief with St. George, who found a place in the main lobby. The lobby is also decorated with a truly imperial chandelier — its power is enough to illuminate the five floors of the building.

At the moment, the hotel operates under the Hilton brand.