City Island MOXY Hotels: City Island Hotel Guide

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A spacious lobby with a central staircase, wooden reception desks, and a large chandelier.

1. Moxy NYC Times Square

Manhattan

April

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15 Nov - 16 Nov

A modern hotel facade with illuminated windows, a neon sign, and potted plants in the entrance area.

2. Moxy NYC East Village

Manhattan

Sara

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23 Nov - 24 Nov

A rooftop lounge with a city view, furnished with sofas and tables, and string lights.

3. Moxy NYC Lower East Side

Manhattan

Kailey

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22 Nov - 23 Nov

A modern building with large glass windows and a neon sign.

4. Moxy Brooklyn Williamsburg

Brooklyn

Carol

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22 Nov - 23 Nov

A modern building with a glass facade and a neon sign.

5. Moxy NYC Downtown

Manhattan

Charol

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22 Nov - 23 Nov

A high-rise room with a large window overlooking a cityscape at sunset.

6. Moxy NYC Chelsea

Manhattan

Kelly

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23 Nov - 24 Nov

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Top City Island Hotel Reviews

ROW NYC

8/10 Good

"Staff is 10/10. Front desk & housekeeping, both phenomenally hospitable. The gym is a sardine can, and one of the elevators for the higher floors was down the whole trip, marking 10+ minute wait times to get to the lobby from the 27th floor unless very early morning hours."

Arlo Midtown

10/10 Excellent

"Great location! Excellent amenities with a snack cash bar and free bike rental. There is also a wonderful attached restaurant downstairs. Staff is friendly, but check in took a long time, even with the kiosks. Seems to be a lot of confusion with the system. A reminder, in this part of midtown most hotels have tiny rooms, even smaller than a few blocks north or south. Our first room wasn’t going to work because it had floor to ceiling windows, even in the bathroom, and the shade was broken. Second room wasn’t fine, bed average comfort."