Hotel Ukraina is a five-star luxury hotel in Moscow and one of the city's landmarks, known as one of the Seven Sisters. This hotel was constructed between 1953 and 1957 as a Stalinist Gothic skyscraper, standing 206 meters (676 ft) tall. The hotel's interior incorporates traditional Ukrainian design elements and is lavishly decorated. Furthermore, the hotel's main lobby features a beautiful fresco ceiling painting.

Hotel Ukraina is affiliated with Carlson Rezidor Hotels and is currently operated as the Radisson Royal Hotel, Moscow. A square is located in front of the central building, where a statue of the Ukrainian poet Taras Shevchenko is erected.