After six, Presnya stops behaving like the business belt you saw at lunch and turns into a grid of residential blocks with lit windows and slower traffic on the parallel streets. If you booked an hour near Moscow City or along Krasnaya Presnya, the address is almost always in one of those blocks, not in the lobby where security remembers your face from a meeting.
Drivers know the towers by name; they do not know your flat from the word Presnya alone. Send the street that a car can stop on without blocking a bus lane, then the building and floor. Wide roads like Krasnaya Presnya carry traffic until late, while the meeting itself usually happens on a quieter side street one turn away.
1905 Street and the zoo side sound close on a map and feel different in rush hour. A guest coming from Kievsky or from the Garden Ring can lose twenty minutes if you only write the district label from a booking app. If the evening continues with dinner, check kitchens near where you will sleep — see restaurants that still make sense after ten — before you lock the address.
For orientation, the Presnensky district on Google Maps is useful as a map, not as a meeting point. Also in Moscow: Kievsky rail exits, Belorusskaya lanes, and Moscow City and the way back.