Nathyn Hardy

Review of Mooxy

New and well appointed hotel with a few inconvenie...

New and well appointed hotel with a few inconveniences. Pitched as a millennial hotel because of reduced amenities, I found being a millennial myself that I couldn't do without them.

Biggest issue is room size, if you enjoy cozy and Japanese style hotels you'll love these rooms, while super cozy there's no room for more than one person, especially with luggage.

If you're a couple, you'll need to wake your other half up as you climb over them in the middle of the night to use the bathroom, one end of the room is just big enough to squeeze a bed in.

There's no closet, only a row of hooks to hang everything up and 4 coat hangers, one of which you cannot remove from the wall and 4 hangers which cover the TV.

There's no space to lay out a suitcase, the only option is to get the bed dirty with your well traveled luggage, you may be able to manage if you travel lightly or are on your own.

There's no ironing board, only a Joy steamer, not sure if irons are available, if they are you will struggle to set one up with the space limitations.

If you're not a fan of sleeping in front of an AC unit you're out of luck, it's at face level to the side of the bed.

The elevators have a learning curve and some instruction upon check-in would have been nice.

Website pictures that have any space to move around the bed are apparently ADA rooms even though you'd get your legs stuck, let alone a wheelchair.