Krasnogorsk is a small city in West Moscow Oblast that is best known for its 18-hole golf course, the Moscow Country Club Resort, where Moscow's finest come to play. But even with out the allure of 18 holes, the city is worth a visit for its two large classical estates, one of which (Arkhangelskoye) is one of the finest in Moscow Oblast.

• Znamenskoye-Gubailovo Estate (near the city center). A beautiful 18th-century classical estate that is undergoing restoration, which was regularly visited by Moscow literati, including the great Russian writer, Andrey Bely. At its center is the 17th-century Znamenskoye Church and to the north, landscaped parks. 
• Arkhangelskoye Estate (2 km to the southwest of the city), ☏ +7 495 797-54-09, office@arkhangelskoe.ru. 10:00–17:00 daily. A 17th-century estate, which belonged to the fabulously wealthy Yusupov family, is now a popular estate-museum, which hosts classical and jazz music concerts in the summer 

• Le Meridien Moscow Country Club Resort, 1 Nakhabino Prospekt, ☏ +7 495 626-5911, fax: +7 495 626-5921, reservations@mcc.co.ru. A very ritzy country club resort with luxury dachas, a hotel, and 18 holes. 

• Chez Vero, 123 Tsentralnaya ul., ☏ +7 495 775-1011. European, Russian, and seafood, has a bar and dancing. 
• Family Gastrobar, Molodezhnaya Ulitsa, 4, ☏ +7 495 640-57-47, svl@algo.msk.ru. Some solid standbys here. 

The most popular places to sleep might be at the Arkhangelskoye Estate and Le Meridien, but of course Krasnogorsk has hotels of its own:

• Hotel "Little Raccoon", Vokzal'naya Ulitsa, 21, ☏ +7 495 562-34-45. Well-kept hotel with cafe. 
• Kroshka Yenot, Volokolamskoye Shosse, 6, ☏ +7 916 766-83-33. Complimentary breakfast and comfortable rooms. 

But there are loads of better options in Moscow and Krasnogorsk makes an easy day trip.

• Consider heading onwards from Moscow to historic Volokolamsk.