The group we went with chose this hotel as it was in a great location for the things we needed to do, most of which were downtown. The lobby and bar were great and the rooms, especially the view was very good. This was a little younger, hipper than I usually do. Rooms were very minimalist, it made an Aloft seem like luxury. However, for as much as I use the room, it was totally sufficient. I will say the members of our party who chose this were 20 years younger than me. Still I totally enjoyed and I did like the communal floor with bar and other uses. Finally, if your business is downtown, the location was very good.

Stayed there with my partner. From our point of view this place is perfect, it's very stylish, it offers a great view from higher floors, rooms pictures provided on various booking websites are not tweaked and you can expect the same standard, our room was spotless, the only minor drawback is the size - it could be slightly larger but for us it was not a problem. This place is a great value for your money but what makes this place unique is their staff. Celine, Lauren, Richard and above all Mat - thanks guys for making our stay such a great experience, if anyone from management reads that please take a good care of them - they are a great added value to this place. To sum up I've stayed in quite a few hotels in NYC but this one turned to be my place. I will use it again and will recommend it to everyone.

We recently stayed at the Moxy whilst on a short visit to NYC. The hotel is located in a good location and it takes less than a minute to get onto the subway. It’s also very close to Wall Street, China Town, Brooklyn Bridge and the World Trade Centre. The property was easy to find and it has a good selection of nearby stores and restaurants. The hotel staff were mostly very good. The luggage porter was excellent and was definitely the most helpful and friendly member of the team. The hotel reception is rather small, but I guess it does the job. The colleague that checked us in was very pleasant and helpful. However, we did drop by the reception on one occasion and the woman behind the desk was very unhelpful, blunt and rather rude. The decor and theme of the property was fitting and rather well done. However it’s most definitely a property for the younger crowd and millennials. The room was really rather small (but this is NYC) and it had a good view. However it did lack some of the amenities that we would have wanted at our fingertips e.g. coffee facilities, but that was most likely poor planning on our behalf. In the room the fan was either on full or auto which is rather annoying, it would be nice to be able to select a continuous low fan. The bed was comfortable however the duvet is incredibly thin, it was much more of a blanket rather than that of a duvet. We did sleep well and on the whole we found the room quiet in a busy city. You have to take two elevators to get between ground level and your room which is rather annoying and a feature of properties that we tend to dislike. It may sound trivial, but having to wait for two elevators in a busy hotel when all you need to do is quickly get to or from your room is pretty annoying. We wouldn’t stay here again but I can appreciate that it’s (Moxy) just isn’t a brand of Marriott for us. Between me and my partner we stay at Marriott hotels around 300 days per year. So we’re very loyal to the brand however this just isn’t for us. The hotel felt much more like a youth hostel than a hotel and that’s not what we wanted.