Moxy Times Square

Daniella M

Stayed here last night and had a great stay. It was in a good location; a walk from all the theaters and many restaurants. It was clean and comfortable and in terms of nyc rooms it was spacious. But the real star was the service. My friend called ahead and told them it was my birthday and they blew up balloons and wrote happy birthday on the mirror it was very nice we weren’t expecting that. The check in and coat check workers were helpful and very friendly they made it a great experience from the start!!!

Nia Simpson

Our stay at Moxy Times Square was absolutely perfect! From the moment we walked in, it was clear that every detail had been thoughtfully planned to make guests feel welcome and taken care of. The daily credit for the cafe is such a convenient and thoughtful touch—it made grabbing a coffee or a quick bite so easy and enjoyable. The snacks in the lobby are another delightful bonus. It’s such a nice perk to be able to grab a little treat throughout the day. But the real cherry on top was coming down on Thanksgiving morning to find turkey sandwiches waiting for us in the lobby—it was the sweetest surprise and really made us feel at home. Not to mention, the location is unbeatable! We were able to catch amazing views of the Thanksgiving parade just steps from the lobby—such an incredible experience. And, of course, the staff were impeccable. Everyone we interacted with was friendly, attentive, and genuinely seemed to care about making our stay special. It's rare to encounter such thoughtful hospitality at every level. We couldn’t have asked for a better place to stay in Times Square. Highly recommend!

Gerald Johnson Sr.

The hotel itself is very nice. The staff was great, the amenities were perfect and the overall vibe is fun and modern. The location is unbeatable because you are just blocks away from everything, which makes exploring the city incredibly easy. I did have a few issues during my stay. First, the room was much smaller than expected. We had a king bed, but it was pushed up against the wall, which meant my wife had to crawl over me anytime she needed to get out of bed. The room also didn’t have a closet or an iron and ironing board, which made it a little inconvenient when we were trying to get ready. The elevator setup was another challenge. You select your floor on a screen and it assigns you an elevator, but it doesn’t account for how many people are being sent to the same one. Because of that, we spent a lot of time waiting just to get to our room. Aside from those things, the hotel is stylish, clean and in a prime location. With a few adjustments, it could easily be a five-star experience.

Sreerag Nampoothiri K

Stayed here for five nights in August 2025 and overall had a really solid New York experience. The location is the biggest win. Right on West 36th Street and 7th Avenue, with multiple subway stations nearby. Times Square is about 600 metres away—around 9 minutes walking, or 5 if you walk fast like me. This is a boutique hotel, so yes, the room is small—but the space design is very smart. Foldable table and chair, loads of wall hooks and hangers, hairdryer and mirror mounted on the wall, and storage under the bed. You can actually walk around the bed, which I really appreciated (unlike some similar hotels). Bathroom was surprisingly spacious and fun, with a playful “swimming pool” theme and good amenities. Bed was comfortable too. We started on the 7th floor and later moved to the 17th floor (they were super accommodating). The higher floor was better—more light, more windows, and a nice view of 7th Avenue. None of the rooms really have a Times Square view, but that is expected given the building height. Staff were excellent—friendly, fast, and always available at reception. The common areas are lively and well designed. A couple of honest downsides: The air-conditioning vent is right next to the bed, so it can get noisy and very cold at night. Lifts can get extremely crowded during peak times (we once walked up 17 floors… New York cardio). Skip the breakfast. It is basically a voucher for banana bread and a drink—not worth it. That said, the daily $20 credit is great. We used it for excellent coffee (surprisingly good—even by Australian standards), overnight oats, and snacks. You also get daily vouchers you can redeem for activities—we used one for a Statue of Liberty cruise and ended up in the VIP section, which was a nice surprise. Bottom line: Great location, clever room design, friendly staff, and good value for NYC. Skip the breakfast, enjoy the coffee, and you will have a great stay.

Natalie Vallant

We stayed at the Moxy Hotel at Times Square in December 2025 and we absolutely loved it. The rooms are not the biggest but they are practical and clean. The bed was super comfortable and the blinds made the room dark. There was some audible loud partying on the Saturday and Sunday night and you could hear the Manhattan traffic with sirens and things but for us that was totally acceptable given the superb location. The staff were all so friendly and helpful, we were given 20$ to spend each day at the cafe or the bar and we were also given a free statue of liberty ferry boat tour. There was free flowing coffee on the second floor from 7am-10am which I much appreciated. This would only be topped by a kettle or some coffee machine in the room. The gym is amazing and of good size. Allover I can only recommend this hotel. Thank you so much to all the team for making our stay so wonderful!