MOXY Phoenix Tempe/ASU Area

The hotel had a horrible smell downstairs—so bad that housekeeping was overheard commenting on it. In our room, my boyfriend turned on a lamp and was shocked by dparking popping lamp became dizzy which was very concerning. We alerted the front desk in the early am around 5:45 ; the agent was concerned but was leaving for the day and said she would leave a message for maintenance/management to address it before we used the power again. No one ever came, even though we had a 1 PM late checkout. Getting ready without power was not ideal. The room itself also had a very bad odor, to the point that we had to buy air freshener. While I will say the water pressure and hot water were some of the best I’ve had in a hotel in a long time, that alone is not enough to make me want to return given the safety concerns, smells, and lack of follow‑through.

There was dirty underwear in the bathroom, really nasty inthe light didn't work and wouldn't turn off; I had to sleep with the light on. There were many false fire alarms going off all day. Bad bad experience

Its was enjoyable

Hotel is rundown, carpets were gross, they took out the old shampoos and conditioners and replaced them with cheap quality products. Stayed here a couple years ago and the quality has gone down drastically. Not to mention that they had the fire alarm going off several times a day over two days. Staff was pleasant.

The lobby is actually so cute and retro! You check in at the bar and it looks so nice until you walk into the hallway the floor has huge dips under the carpet that you don't see until you're tripping, then open your hotel and it smells of mildew, everything feels wet, the shower is filthy and has black build up over the caulking. I literally left with an ick feeling. I can see the concept was a cute idea but only if there is proper renovations done. We choose to stay here because it was next to our daughter's dorm but in the future we will skip the Moxy