Moxy Brooklyn Williamsburg

I was a bit hesitant to stay here given some poor reviews, however, I enjoyed my stay! I’ve stayed in a lot of hotels in Manhattan, so I’d say this hotel is a good option for shorter stays or if you’re able to pack light. I would recommend this hotel if you’re staying during the weekdays since it’s a lot quieter then. My last night was a Friday, and it got very loud, but the front desk did warn us that there would be a party and they offered an additional $25 credit for food and beverages. The hotel is also within walking distance from a lot of restaurants, so that was convenient for me. The staff were super friendly and helpful throughout my stay. Checking in was a breeze, and everyone working at the bar was a pleasure to be around. I would come back just because the service was great! The only downside for me was the lobby at night. It was much too dark for my preference and felt like a nightclub. Just not my vibe. Other than that, a good option.

We stayed in an Executive room with City view for one night, on the 10th floor. The highlight was definitely the view—it's rare to find a hotel where you can see both the Empire State Building and the One World Trade Center from the same window. The fact that the window opens is a wonderful touch, allowing you to feel the city's pulse from your room. However, be aware that you might hear noise from the rooftop bar, especially in the summer. If you’re a light sleeper, I’d recommend requesting a room on a lower floor.||The room's modern design, combining wood and wrought iron, creates a stylish and cozy ambiance. The layout is clever with the shower and toilet separated, though the sink being in the main room might not be to everyone's taste. Storage space is minimal.||Service was attentive and met our expectations. Although the hotel is a bit far from the subway, it's nestled in a vibrant and enjoyable neighborhood. We particularly appreciated the local convenience store next door, which offers delicious sandwiches. The common areas are a standout—the bar, back terrace, and rooftop terrace are beautifully designed and offer great spots to relax.||While we found the price a bit high for this type of hotel, the overall experience was very positive. If you appreciate modern design and want to enjoy some of the best views of New York, this hotel is definitely worth considering.

The wonderful, hip Nico greeted us and made sure everything was perfect for our stay. He was FANTASTIC. Every inch of the space is visually cool and fascinating in its practical use. The room was small but very comfortable and again the use of the space pure genius. The rooftop was dramatic and fun with overwhelming views of the city. If heading to Brooklyn again, we absolutely would stay at Moxy, hopefully to try their restaurant and bar.

My friend and I were visiting New York for the first time in August this year. I choose this hotel/location based on a company recommendation (health authority organization within BC, Canada). I was very impressed by the service provided by the front line staff at Moxy. They were super helpful, professional and had great recommendations for tourists. During the stay, we were also upgraded to another room. A huge thank-you to the manager Luis for his help and for making this experience a great memory! With all the options available in Brooklyn, I have recommended this hotel location to my coworkers and friends who plan to visit New York. As a bonus, Martha's Country Bakery is a short walking distance from this hotel - which has the best coffee/pastries/cake selection available, great way to experience what New York is known for, highly recommend!

I stayed here on a recent Sunday evening for one night and had a good experience. The lobby/bar area is warm and welcoming, and the Reception staff did a great job quickly getting me into my room. The rooms are very small/NYC standard hotel offers a $25 food beverage credit that you can use towards breakfast, which is great.

As others mention these rooms are tiny. There is zero storage space so staying more than one night is hard. There isn’t really a bathroom- toilet room and shower room but the sink is in the open area- so not much privacy or noise control. The toilet seat lid was completely broken off so just sat on the seat unattached. The lobby is very loud at night. We checked in after dinner time on a pouring rain night almost impossible to understand what the desk person was saying. MOST IMPORTANTLY THE PARKING IS NOT ON SITE AND THERE IS NO VALET so if you need parking you have to walk back from a garage that they send you to .75 miles away. They don’t even have any prepared card with map/address where to go. Had to write the address on a sticky note. The hotel website does not make this clear, and I guess this horrible transaction explains why the parking at this Brooklyn hotel is half the price of other Brooklyn hotels. The breakfast on site is minimal and although the sign in the lobby said free coffee by 10am we were told it was over. For us it was one night and the room was quiet and bed fine, but definitely could not stay any longer than that. We paid with points so it was essentially free, so okay at that price but we would have been happier somewhere else.

Solid to stay on week day but chaos on a weekend. We stayed wed-Friday and rooftop wasn’t open Wednesday or Thursday due to private events, which they do in almost all their spaces daily so you don’t really get hotel amenities. The rooms are it’s obviously very small but if you’re expecting more they’re nice. The staff seemed overwhelmed even on a Wednesday afternoon. They made us wait 20 mins to get our luggage out of their storage room because they were overwhelmed with guest questions. It’s a very self service hotel. The reason it really brought down our experience is we came back on a Friday night and were sent to the rooftop with no option of going to our room because one of the promoters decided he wanted to take other people to the roof in the hotel guest elevators. It was so young (23 and under) on the roof and we waited another 10 mins to get down. We were sent all the way back down to street level with no option to go to our floor, even after asking many times. In fact, the elevator employee looked us right in the eyes and just said “I don’t know” and sent us to the street elevator. It was a circus just trying to get to our room. They obviously don’t prioritize hotel guests which isn’t worth the money if you’re looking for a nice stay.

First of all, I am a Marriott Platinum Elite. We stay in Marriott family of hotels all over the world and I would have thought I was staying in a Super 8. ||When I say the room is tiny I am giving them credit for size. It’s so small there isn’t even space for a bathroom counter. There is zero space to sit beside the bed and there is a tiny space to walk along on side BUT this is not my problem with this hotel. ||Our bed sheets were FILTHY. When we got to our room at 11:30 pm the hotel had turned into a night club. The lobby was filled with young adults here for the bar and it’s so incredibly noisy and there are people everywhere. And the front desk staff can’t even hear you on the phone when you call down to tell them they need to send someone up to change the sheets. |So then at midnight my husband goes down and fights the crowd to get to the front desk and we have to change rooms. At midnight. ||There is no coffee in the room because there isn’t space for them to put a coffee maker. No closet because again no space. If you want coffee you have to go to the lobby to get it because no room service. ||Literally stay anywhere before here because they charge the rates of a full service hotel with the amenities, cleanliness and noise level of a Super 8.

I was a bit hesitant to stay here given some poor reviews, however, I enjoyed my stay! I’ve stayed in a lot of hotels in Manhattan, so I’d say this hotel is a good option for shorter stays or if you’re able to pack light. I would recommend this hotel if you’re staying during the weekdays since it’s a lot quieter then. My last night was a Friday, and it got very loud, but the front desk did warn us that there would be a party and they offered an additional $25 credit for food and beverages. The hotel is also within walking distance from a lot of restaurants, so that was convenient for me. The staff were super friendly and helpful throughout my stay. Checking in was a breeze, and everyone working at the bar was a pleasure to be around. I would come back just because the service was great! The only downside for me was the lobby at night. It was much too dark for my preference and felt like a nightclub. Just not my vibe. Other than that, a good option.

We stayed in an Executive room with City view for one night, on the 10th floor. The highlight was definitely the view—it's rare to find a hotel where you can see both the Empire State Building and the One World Trade Center from the same window. The fact that the window opens is a wonderful touch, allowing you to feel the city's pulse from your room. However, be aware that you might hear noise from the rooftop bar, especially in the summer. If you’re a light sleeper, I’d recommend requesting a room on a lower floor.||The room's modern design, combining wood and wrought iron, creates a stylish and cozy ambiance. The layout is clever with the shower and toilet separated, though the sink being in the main room might not be to everyone's taste. Storage space is minimal.||Service was attentive and met our expectations. Although the hotel is a bit far from the subway, it's nestled in a vibrant and enjoyable neighborhood. We particularly appreciated the local convenience store next door, which offers delicious sandwiches. The common areas are a standout—the bar, back terrace, and rooftop terrace are beautifully designed and offer great spots to relax.||While we found the price a bit high for this type of hotel, the overall experience was very positive. If you appreciate modern design and want to enjoy some of the best views of New York, this hotel is definitely worth considering.

The wonderful, hip Nico greeted us and made sure everything was perfect for our stay. He was FANTASTIC. Every inch of the space is visually cool and fascinating in its practical use. The room was small but very comfortable and again the use of the space pure genius. The rooftop was dramatic and fun with overwhelming views of the city. If heading to Brooklyn again, we absolutely would stay at Moxy, hopefully to try their restaurant and bar.

My friend and I were visiting New York for the first time in August this year. I choose this hotel/location based on a company recommendation (health authority organization within BC, Canada). I was very impressed by the service provided by the front line staff at Moxy. They were super helpful, professional and had great recommendations for tourists. During the stay, we were also upgraded to another room. A huge thank-you to the manager Luis for his help and for making this experience a great memory! With all the options available in Brooklyn, I have recommended this hotel location to my coworkers and friends who plan to visit New York. As a bonus, Martha's Country Bakery is a short walking distance from this hotel - which has the best coffee/pastries/cake selection available, great way to experience what New York is known for, highly recommend!

I stayed here on a recent Sunday evening for one night and had a good experience. The lobby/bar area is warm and welcoming, and the Reception staff did a great job quickly getting me into my room. The rooms are very small/NYC standard hotel offers a $25 food beverage credit that you can use towards breakfast, which is great.

As others mention these rooms are tiny. There is zero storage space so staying more than one night is hard. There isn’t really a bathroom- toilet room and shower room but the sink is in the open area- so not much privacy or noise control. The toilet seat lid was completely broken off so just sat on the seat unattached. The lobby is very loud at night. We checked in after dinner time on a pouring rain night almost impossible to understand what the desk person was saying. MOST IMPORTANTLY THE PARKING IS NOT ON SITE AND THERE IS NO VALET so if you need parking you have to walk back from a garage that they send you to .75 miles away. They don’t even have any prepared card with map/address where to go. Had to write the address on a sticky note. The hotel website does not make this clear, and I guess this horrible transaction explains why the parking at this Brooklyn hotel is half the price of other Brooklyn hotels. The breakfast on site is minimal and although the sign in the lobby said free coffee by 10am we were told it was over. For us it was one night and the room was quiet and bed fine, but definitely could not stay any longer than that. We paid with points so it was essentially free, so okay at that price but we would have been happier somewhere else.

Solid to stay on week day but chaos on a weekend. We stayed wed-Friday and rooftop wasn’t open Wednesday or Thursday due to private events, which they do in almost all their spaces daily so you don’t really get hotel amenities. The rooms are it’s obviously very small but if you’re expecting more they’re nice. The staff seemed overwhelmed even on a Wednesday afternoon. They made us wait 20 mins to get our luggage out of their storage room because they were overwhelmed with guest questions. It’s a very self service hotel. The reason it really brought down our experience is we came back on a Friday night and were sent to the rooftop with no option of going to our room because one of the promoters decided he wanted to take other people to the roof in the hotel guest elevators. It was so young (23 and under) on the roof and we waited another 10 mins to get down. We were sent all the way back down to street level with no option to go to our floor, even after asking many times. In fact, the elevator employee looked us right in the eyes and just said “I don’t know” and sent us to the street elevator. It was a circus just trying to get to our room. They obviously don’t prioritize hotel guests which isn’t worth the money if you’re looking for a nice stay.

First of all, I am a Marriott Platinum Elite. We stay in Marriott family of hotels all over the world and I would have thought I was staying in a Super 8. ||When I say the room is tiny I am giving them credit for size. It’s so small there isn’t even space for a bathroom counter. There is zero space to sit beside the bed and there is a tiny space to walk along on side BUT this is not my problem with this hotel. ||Our bed sheets were FILTHY. When we got to our room at 11:30 pm the hotel had turned into a night club. The lobby was filled with young adults here for the bar and it’s so incredibly noisy and there are people everywhere. And the front desk staff can’t even hear you on the phone when you call down to tell them they need to send someone up to change the sheets. |So then at midnight my husband goes down and fights the crowd to get to the front desk and we have to change rooms. At midnight. ||There is no coffee in the room because there isn’t space for them to put a coffee maker. No closet because again no space. If you want coffee you have to go to the lobby to get it because no room service. ||Literally stay anywhere before here because they charge the rates of a full service hotel with the amenities, cleanliness and noise level of a Super 8.

Stayed at this hotel, had booked two rooms. The rooms are extremely small, which may be a New York standard, but other rooms I've stayed in in New York have at least a mini bar or a safe, which the moxy had neither. I had to climb over my luggage just to get to my bed. One of the rooms, the door would not latch shut unless the door was slammed shut. Which we didn't notice until the second to last day, leaving the room accessible to anyone who would just push the door open, and the AC was not working the first day for that same room. The bed was comfortable, the shower worked great, good temperature and pressure. Worth staying in if you're looking to stay in the immediate area, as it was close to nightlife, great food options, and a few bodegas.

How bout a draw in the room. Or a closet, or a desk, or a garbage can? Oh I get it the room is tiny. Not up to Marriott standards or perhaps the bars been lowered No thermostat controls. WTF?

Check-in: Super easy and helpful The room: TINY, however, we had an amazing view. Lobby bar: We went and they were closed so we sat down planning our next adventure for the evening and we were told that we had to move. I am not sure if they knew we were guests but instead of making a fuss, we went up to our room. Rooftop bar: Bartender was condescending to my partner so I decided to go out to the deck and check out the view. It was about 11pm and there were people outside seated and having a great time. When I went to check out the edge of the deck, a staff member told me it was closed. I promptly asked if it is open where the other people were and was told that they had to go in as well. My partner came outside w/ our drinks and stayed outside until the staff member finally told the other people to go in. The drinks were trash. Overall, it is a NO! While it is reasonably priced, the experience was lacking.

Stephanie goes above and beyond to make sure we had a great stay . I highly recommend Moxy Williamsburg . Great location and friendly staff .

When we first called to stay at the hotel, we gave them a heads up that we were going to be stopping by before our check in time to drop our bags off, a usually standard service for most hotels. They were agreeable to this until we said that we were also bringing my partner's rugby wheelchair (the one he had just completed the Brooklyn Half Marathon in), and they were suddenly unable to accommodate this request even when a manager got involved. Hallways were crowded with cleaning carts, which I understand are necessary for servicing rooms but when they are left in the middle of the hallway it makes it nearly impossible for a wheelchair to navigate and is definitely a fire hazard. (See pic for example). IT TOOK OVER 90 MINUTES (with 4 separate phone calls) to get anyone to deliver plates to our room. We kept being told the 3 large plates and 3 rolls of silverware tha twe requested were on their way up but nothing happened. We even ran down to get some small plates from the bar and compostable forks to tide us over but the front desk kept promising the plates and utensils would be brought up (and refused to give a timeframe in which to expect them). I finally spoke with someone for the 4th time and a manager was finally involved. Unfortunately, the plates that did get brought up were the same tiny ones from the bar and just forks were brought up, no knives or napkins. We were told there was a free continental breakfast in the mornings until 10am but tell me why a bartender made me pay $3 for a singular banana (then when I asked why I had to pay for it he said "its my first day"), convenient. When we first called to stay at the hotel, we gave them a heads up that we were going to be stopping by before our check in time to drop our bags off, a usually standard service for most hotels. They were agreeable to this until we said that we were also bringing my partner's rugby wheelchair (the one he had just completed the Brooklyn Half Marathon in), and they were suddenly unable to accommodate this request even when a manager got involved. Hallways were crowded with cleaning carts, which I understand are necessary for servicing rooms but when they are left in the middle of the hallway it makes it nearly impossible for a wheelchair to navigate and is definitely a fire hazard. (See pic for example). We asked for our room to be serviced as it had been over 4 days and we had accumulated rubbish and needed towels refreshed. We were promised it would be but when we returned in the evening, the room was untouched and just as we left it - yet another disappointment and broken promise. Great location, great vibe in the downstairs bar and set up in the rooms. Big fan of one of the daytime bartenders who set me up with a paper plane cocktail with Mezcal and a shout out to one of the front desk staff who went above and beyond to make sure our room worked out for us. That's where the good ends though. If you want to have good or responsive service, go elsewhere. There are so many other options in Brooklyn

Bomb it and start over. It is not chic or cool, It is small, dark and dingy. There is nothing redeeming about it. Go to the next listing and book there

This was our first time staying in Brooklyn. We had a group of 4 that wanted to stick together. It was almost impossible to find a place in Manhattan that had space for 4 in a room that was somewhat affordable. We found the Moxy that had bunk beds that slept 4 for a decent price. For what it provided and the price, it definitely was worth it. However, there was a hiccups in our stay that we hope can be improved in the future as we would love to come back: -The stairs to the upper bunk beds was placed right in the middle so climbing up to the top bunk required a bit of climbing to get in. If someone has mobility issues, this is not ideal -The actual stairs was made up of a steel material, it was so incredibly painful to climb up on them -The showers are see through, so if you're rooming with 3 other people, be aware that everyone can see you shower. Other than that, it was a solid place to stay. It's walkable to a lot of places and about a 14 min walk to the nearest subway station.

EDIT: from five to four to three quickly. After I checked out, I saw I was charged an additional 30 plus dollars from the bar today. Certainly wasn't me. Don't know if someone charged to my room or what. They refunded it, but this has been plenty enough for me to say not again, no thanks. Get it together, people. Previous: I am being generous to knock this down from five to four. I've stayed here a couple times now, and from the beginning, I've admitted other moxy hotels (especially the lower east side) are more my style. The bar in this one results in a constantly crowded lobby, with most of the people not even staying at the hotel. This time around, while waiting to order my mediocre drink (so that my mandatory destination fee doesn't go to waste), the bartenders overtly ignored me. The main issue this time around: I had a 4 PM checkout. I tried to use today, the day after I finished a string of seven 12 hour shifts, to rest. Housekeeping absolutely ruined the whole day. I know they are hardworking, I know they have a job to do. But this hotel is small and cramped and the WHOLE DAY, from like 10:30 AM til after 3 PM today, there is so much banging, and yelling, and phone ringing, and talking. It was wild enough I cancelled my next reservation. Williamsburg is far less interesting than the LES anyway. The front desk checkin staff are still VERY nice and accommodating, and they are doing their very best. Can't fault them for anything.

When you stand up from your seat, make sure your belongings. I just stand up about 30sec, a stranger(woman) sit down to my seat. I was actually standing in front of my chair and my bag was on the table. I was targeting from her! I reached her right away she left other seats. There were plenty of seats why she needed to sit down mine? you know why!

The Moxy is a super chic and hip spot on bedford ave in Brooklyn. It seemed like a pretty safe area... There were a number of cool places to eat right around the corner (unfortunately we did not have the opportunity to try them out). The lobby is super vibrant, at times spilling out onto the sidewalk and the bar area which was fun. The rooms are well appointed and pretty small, with smoked glass doors on the bathroom and shower. There isn't a lot of privacy with the shower door opening directly into the main part of the room. It's a great spot and I'd definitely stay here again.

Small rooms - no place to even open up one suitcase Bathroom sink is in the bedroom No closet No dresser Charge for everything including the safe and $5 water bottles No comp breakfast $25 daily destination fee rip off Stay at another Marriott brand hotel!

Stopped in for some sunset cocktails at the Lili Star rooftop bar and it was a mess. You have to walk through this large driveway to get to an elevator in the side of the building to go up to the roof. Once on the roof, there are no servers or hostesses to seat you so it's just chaos trying to grab a table. Staff are really slow to order drinks from and when we did, they forgot where the table was and were visibly stressed just wandering the floors trying to remember which table we were at. The views of lower manhattan are decent but midtown is completely blocked. Drinks are expensive, subpar and not worth it for the view and service.

What a fun and exciting option for a quick weekend getaway in Williamsburg! I love the location, right under the Williamsburg Bridge... the price, the vibe. Good energy. I was lucky enough to find on the street parking right around the corner, so that was free, but generally may have to ask about the affiliated parking garage that is $26 per day. Check in was easy and front "desk" was friendly. Very nice open lobby with a bar (Bar Bedford) that serves great cocktails and small bites. I loved my Aperol spritz, and we devoured our burrata and hummus to hold us over until dinner. Great playlist spinning. Mandy was very personable. I like that you have to present a key to move the floors on the elevator since there are a lot of people who come in the lobby for misc reasons. Since just opened up this spring, everything is still in good shape--part of the reason why I was happy about staying here. Elevators were clean, hallways were a vibe--emo dark type, but it worked.. rooms were clean, small, not too small but hey, it is NYC.... it wasn't a shoe box. Nice floor to ceiling windows. Interesting to have the sink in the hallway as soon as you enter the room, but it ended up working well! Toilet, shower, and sink were all separate, so everyone could get something done at the same time! The only issue was that when we ordered more towels, they didn't come at all... we had to track down help in the hallway to make it happen, but they were super accommodating. Now the beds... SUPER comfy all the way around.. the mattress and pillows were like sleeping on clouds. Love that. Check out was easy... Would definitely recommend this as an option when in the area. We really enjoyed everything about our stay.

Stayed here for Fourth of July weekend and absolutely loved it. The hotel was so beautiful and smelled wonderful. The room was fairly big for a NYC hotel (two queen beds). The bathroom and shower were separate allowing people to use both at the same time which is perfect when you have multiple people staying in a room. The shower was really big and had a beautiful sage green wall. The room was very clean as well. The hotel has a lot to offer with the bars and restaurants connected to it. It gets very lively at night which is perfect for people who want to turn up but want to stay in close proximity to their hotel. The hotel is also located in a perfect location. You are able to wake up and walk Bedford to explore different boutique stores, and cafes/restaurants for the perfect shopping day. There was no need for Uber's while staying here. I will definitely be back to enjoy this hotel.

what could improve? EVERYTHING! Why don't I read the reviews before staying somewhere??? What is wrong with me? It never fails, the one star reviews are always dead on point!! Read them, and find somewhere else to stay!!

This hotel is exactly as branded / advertised and for that I give it 5 stars. Super cute ... fresh and modern space. Simple hotel offering but comfortable space and friendly staff. Room comes with $25 food credit for bar too. And roof top deck for casual bites. Will definitely stay again.

Not only the worst Marriott, but also one of the worst hotels that I have ever stayed in. Unfortunately, it's completely by design. No parking, - drove around for 45 minutes and the "drop" area was never available. Finally parked on the street and carried the bags half a mile. Got to the hotel and as a Marriott Platinum Elite and was "upgraded". No help with the luggage. We went up the elevator to the room and the key worked but there was another guest already there! Finally got an empty room after returning to reception, over an hour after first "driving by" this "hotel". The upgraded "Executive" room is still the size of a jail cell as described by another reviewer. The bathroom configuration is a total joke with a glass toilet closet, a glass shower closet and the tiny sink in the main room. There is no actual closet, just a tiny pole in the middle of the room and random hooks on the wall. Forget any privacy with the tiny quarters and glass. Unless you are alone, an exhibitionist, or someone that likes to "let it all hang out there" you will be completely disgusted. It's a new style hotel designed like a hostel or dorm. The designer and the Marriott exec that approved it should both be ridiculed publicly and fired. Avoid Avoid Avoid at any and all cost!

I came by the Moxy for a cute event they were hosting. It was great! Such a nice lobby and service. Also it's in a great location! I'll definitely keep an eye out for future events here and would recommend it to visiting friends as a good place to stay in Williamsburg

We were completely satisfied with our stay at this new Moxy. We've stayed at Moxy hotels before and this one was the best yet. They were able to check us in four hours early so that we could take a nap after our red-eye and held our bags after check out so we didn't have to carry them around all day. All of the staff were so friendly and helpful (thank you, Stephanie!). Our room was clean, extremely comfortable, and had a beautiful view. The entire hotel has beautiful decor, as well, and is close to the subway and bus lines. There is a gym and full bar for both espresso and alcohol, as well as a rooftop bar and restaurant on the weekends. The only improvement that Moxy could make would be complimentary breakfast (there is complimentary drip coffee and tea) rather than the "destination fee" of $25 added on to your room fee that can be used for food and drink at the main floor restaurant and bar but is charged even if you don't use it.

Beautiful Hotel. Wonderful and clean accommodations. Great staff. Nice restaurants attached and inside. Beautiful view from rooftop bar next door. The beds were so soft.

If you want a hotel you can actually sleep in do not stay on the top floors. Noise from the rooftop bar, bleeds down and and thumping bass and screaming patrons are ever present. I've never been fond of showers that exit directly into the sleeping area or bathroom sinks that are directly in the sleeping area. The closet was big enough to hang 4 items. The room would make a nice freshman college dorm room. I was expecting a lot more, especially for the price. Staff was friendly and accommodating. Rooms were clean. Noise level from the rooftop bar was intolerable.

I absolutely love it here ! All it took was one stay and I've been locked in since. Every time I visit NY, the Williamsburg area this is my first and only pick. They offer laundry services, you receive a hotel credit that you can use at the bar and on food including breakfast, the service is efficient and quick. Might I add everyone who works there is 1000% nice and courteous, from check in to check out. I have 0 complaints.

I stay in mainly luxury hotels, all around the world and I just have to say that I love this little gem. I've read a lot of the negative reviews and I think I figured out that the people who wrote them or expecting a non-urban type a hotel and small room. They had unrealistic expectations. It is so functional and perfect. In my opinion I used to stay at a larger, more luxurious hotel for more than double the money, and I am a fan of this property besides the room being just perfectly small, but so well designed for functionality, the fabulous cozy bar and restaurant, I love the staff here the best everybody has a smile on their face, and eager to help. I'm a big fan.

I went to the Moxy Williamsburg rooftop with some friends for a saturday night out. The drinks were good, the views were great, the weather was perfect; it had all the makings of an amazing night IF it weren't for the absolutely deafening music. It was so beyond too loud, so loud my friends and I literally had to type notes on our phone to each other because we couldn't hear a single thing even when yelling in each other's ears. I really wanted to love this place because it's so convenient and pretty but the noise levels are really ridiculous and ruin everything.

Overall a decent Moxy location but the staff left much to be desired here for it being a Marriott location. I had to ask questions over and over to get basic answers from the FD. I've stayed at Moxy locations all over and this was the least exceptional service in a while. Switched over to the Moxy east location instead.

The vibe here is so immaculate! I loved every thing of the Moxy. The smell throughout the hotel is amazing. Check in was nice and smooth. Jackfel helped me, bless his heart. He is such an amazing asset to Moxy and really made my experience there that much better. The bar drinks were so delicious. A bit pricey, but regardless still yummy. Thank you so much Moxy & Jackfel!

If you like to sleep at night without loud bass techno music thumping in your ears, do not stay here. The music is supposed to end at 1AM which is bad enough, but on the night we stayed it continued until 2AM because of a private party. The rooms are teeny tiny even by NYC standards. We had one overnight bag and no place to leave it open. I'm not sure what you would do if you had a full set of luggage. There is a mini flip down tray for your laptop, but if you use a mouse, good luck. They charge $5 for a warm bottle of water as there is no mini fridge. The shower and toilet weirdly open right into the room with a strange green sink right in the room itself. It all looks cute in the photos, but it is not. This is a bare bones hotel tarted up to look posh which it most definitely is not. The one positive - the bed and pillows were comfortable which would have been nice if only it wasn't too loud to sleep. Also, after complaining about the noise we were given a partial refund on the room rate. Nice, but I would rather have paid full shot and slept.

Location is great and the overall look/design is nice. Everything else added friction and stress to our trip. We stayed for four nights. The rooms are super tiny, which is typical for NY, but these are configured in a way to make it impossible for two people with luggage to move around. The shower door didn't close all the way and leaked. Room refreshing/cleaning forgot things, like towels one day. Most frustrating was the AC isn't available at all hours. The system shuts itself off at night so the tiny room gets quite warm while you sleep. We had a hotel tech come look at it and he said it was fine; it was not. The WORST part was their nightclub experience on the ground level goes until 4am and you can hear the bass thumping through your pillow all night. We were on the 6th floor! In their attempt to create a "hip" hotel, Marriott created a fun place to grab a drink and a terrible place to sleep. Other details are off too. The breakfast is not fresh quality and the bar experience is awkward with a staff that seemed disorganized and some things on the bar but some things you have to ask them to retrieve for you. It's a cheaper option compared to other places, and they deliver on that. You don't get much more than a great location.

Incompetence and tiny room for a lot of money. The room was pre-paid and I was charged a destination fee when I checked in. The room was already paid for yet I get another charge? Then, when I called to speak about the charge, the desk clerk or manager said I was at the hotel for more than one night, which I was not. Incompetent. I received another charge five days later and am now in dispute with my credit card company to take the charge away. It seems the Moxy Brooklyn Williamsburg is a greedy beast. For your own peace of mind, go to another hotel. When I called this morning to speak to the manager, I was told he/she didn't come in until 3pm. I was not impressed by the clerk answering the phone since he appeared somewhat befuddled.

This hotel is good for passersby. Meaning one night stays . There are no drawers to place clothing . No place to store a suit case. Very small closet to hang clothes and the only vanity/sink is in the middle of the room . No real breakfast but a full barista with carbs only . The rooftop closed at 9:45 on a Thursday night and wouldn't let me in . I was told I could upgrade but upgrade at this hotel is a view only .

This hotel is awful. Confirmed early check-in and room was not ready. Told to come back at 1:00, returned at 2:00 and still not ready. Tiny room. Nowhere to put your clothes. No chair or work area. Vanity and sink are in the room, not the bathroom. I am in New York hotels quite often. This is , by far, the worst I have seen. Avoid this place.

Was in the gym trying to use the tech only vending machine for a drink. I could not get it to work (funny right) and the desk manager saw me struggle and offered to get me a water. It's easy to do the big things. It's the little things and details that are hard and matter most. Well done Moxy.

Where do I start. So cute but half the menu wasn't available. $90 for chicken and wheat noodles. DJ played dead weird music. Ok to sit outside and clean bathrooms but man expensive

Will never stay here again. Constant loud music, I went to bed around midnight and all I could hear was the beat of the music. Furthermore, the bar staff were so rude. I went for Continental breakfast, not free by the way, and they yelled across the room telling me to pay. I was embarrassed and it was not called for, they could have told me privately. I assumed it was free because it was pastries with tongs for the taking. Lastly, it was annoying that my key card kept not working and had to get it rescanned. They did not apologize ever.

Overpriced transplant central. I stayed here with my friend only while helping her move bc it was very close by. If you want ANY sleep, if you are a LIGHT SLEEPER, if you have INSOMNIA- or, perhaps, just want a semi-decent quiet nights sleep without: -people having loud casual convos (1:25am as I write this) in the hallway -little kids screaming bright and early and hearing their inconsiderate parents scold and talk to them them LOUDLY for everyone to hear- like anyone wants to hear that and people aren't SLEEPING?? Hello (coming from a fellow parent btw) -the West Indian room service lady BANGING and SHOUTING while talking 9:00am sharp.. Then.. DON'T come here! :-) I feel like I'm in a hospital cubicle instead of hotel with the amount of noise I hear omg! Also asked TWO different people around 1pm for my room to be cleaned 1) the LOUD room service woman (who cut me off mid while telling her where my room is cause she already knew apparently!) and 2) front desk guy (because something told me she wasn't going to clean it) to just have my room cleaned.. Came back after midnight and nothing! 0.. What a surprise. Miss me with this bs. Hotel is small AF too with narrow hallways.

Ideal location, well appointed, modern and clean aesthetic. Friendly staff. Rooms are the smallest rooms I have ever seen in my life!

Great! Lovely! Impressive! And so Much more... Supremely awesome craft jjello Shots. 3 for 18. Had a Negroni, cosmo and French 75 shot. Love it. Go!! Check out the rooftop! It's sooo worth it!! Thank you for the hospitality!!xoxo

If you are coming to stay at the hotel, DON'T!! Rooms are small, typical NY, but when you want to sleep the roof top club will bang until 4 a.m.+ and make it impossible to sleep. Sounds like a DJ is in the room with you. Honestly a 0/10 and the non stop running toilet is truly the cherry on top of a trip. What a waste of money

Neighborhood is great!! The staff are all very nice. Im giving it 3 stars because of the size of the room.. its almost laughable! Bathroom sink is outside the bathroom because there is no room for it. There is no where to put your suitcase down , there is no fridge/cooler , no ice bucket... room for 2 people is very tight!!! If you want to be around a trendy neighborhood and dont mind living in a closet for the length of your stay then the moxy os for you.. i myself will chslk this up to a one time experience

Go to all their restaurants and bars. Lili star the rooftop has a great view and delish dranks. Bar Bedford in the lobby is friendly and delightful. It's new and worth it

Great Place! Deshon at the front desk was awesome , he told Me about the Soma1 fitness pass , the $25.00 credit for food at the hotel. It was nice clean and active bar downstairs.

Check in was at 3, we came for a wedding that we need to be ready for. We got here just before 3 to ensure we have proper time to get ready after traveling. It is now 4:34 and we still have no room. We have been told three times it'll be ready shortly. I will never stay here again. They apologized bc last night was sold out and many guests had late checkout. I understand a little delay but not this long.