Moxy Denver Cherry Creek

This hotel is in a decent area, lots of shops and restaurants, but it isn't cheap. But here are the issues: The rooms are small. The beds are small (some stains on pillow covers and bed sheets). In the rooms, there's no fridge and our door slammed shut even with the lightest touch. The ice machines are only on even floors.. The water pressure in the shower really sucked. They only make up the room every other day (from what I was told). Moreover the staff was a bit hit or miss in terms of demeanor in terms of accommodation (the young lad doing valet from early Saturday to mid day Monday 05/4-05/06 was great though). I've stayed in the moxy in Berlin, and it was much better. Although the lobby, modern and spacious, has its perks, I wouldn't come back to the Moxy Denver location, honestly.

I have loved other Moxy hotels in other cities. The location was fine, but for the money the room was very small and looked out directly onto a parking lot, which was right at eye level so I had to keep the blinds closed for privacy when awake, and also closed at night since the parking lot lights were on high all night. There were no muted blind options, only the black out curtains. TV had Netflix etc, bed was comfortable, bathroom small but shower fine.

Edit: Update: Co worker who booked the rooms stayed there and almost missed his flight home because they had no one in valet to get his car and they took a long time to find his keys, he also put q company card on file with them but they refused to give me my room without taking my card. They ended up billing my card for both rooms. AVOID HOTEL AT ALL COSTS!!! Worst hotel I have ever stayed at! Super 8 is more comfortable and accomidating. I will say the bed was comfortable but that is where the good things end. The bar is 100% the priority of the establishment. The rooms are very small with your terrible chair and table hanging on the wall, no closet or anything. Most unpractical room I have ever stayed in. No breakfast, no room service, nothing a hotel typically has. If you are there to drink the lobby is great, but besides that there isn't even a place to sit and use a computer. You hear everything from your room and there are flashing green lights in your room all night. Final straw that caused me to check out mid stay was the power in Cherry Creek was out and the hotel's back up generator keeps the bar running but not your room lights. Can't say enough how bad this hotel is and whoever came up with this hipster concept should find a new career field.

Positive: This is my second time staying at this property and the location is great. The property itself is also very nice and comfortable. While they don't have a restaurant, you can order food at the bar and they have a well stocked coffee station. Negative: The guest service needs improvement. The only interaction the hotel has with its guests is at the front desk and bar (single location). The overall attitude was that they were doing the guest a favor by letting them stay there. Disappointing service. Negative: ""

The lobby is amazing. The rooms are so small. No closet. No coffee maker. Clean and cute but when you have to take the table and chairs off the hanging pegs to use them, it’s a bit dysfunctional. That being said, the lobby/bar area is a great place to work. The games in the bar area were fun as well. Oh and the $49 valet is crazy. This hotel caters to people who don’t like to hang out in the hotel room.

First impression— very friendly young man with valet came out and explained all our parking options; valet, street, parking garage across the street and told us to take our time deciding, we could leave the car right where it was until we checked in and decided. Check-in was efficient and professional but not extremely friendly. Loved loved loved the atmosphere of the place. Very fun warm cozy vibe. Free drink coupons were great. Bartender very friendly. Rooms were also decorated really cute. I’m a person who likes cozy though. A rug under the bed would be nice. Shower was great! Hot water and plenty of water pressure. Suggestion for a shade on bathroom “window” as whole room gets illuminated when someone else uses the bathroom at night. Speaking of shades, on the main window they run in a track and someone must have tried to peek out and tore it. I bet this happens a lot. The room we were in looked directly out to a patio area. Your options are privacy and no natural light or no privacy at all. Lastly my curiosity got the best of me and I listened to the “bedtime story “. What a hoot, I drifted off to sleep listening to a gentle female voice telling me my horoscope which was spot on. The location of the hotel is great. Lovely neighborhood and within easy walking distance to bars, restaurants and shops. Overall loved the place and would definitely recommend.

Everything in the hotel is geared towards 20-somethings in town to party, with cheeky decor and alcohol-themed everything. But all I saw were 40 and 50 year olds. ||The rooms are tiny. Queen bed is barely a queen. There is no desk, no mini-fridge, no coffee maker. The shower pressure was weak. Lighting in the bathroom was dim. No body lotion. Went down to ask for a corkscrew and learned that they didn’t have any… Had to borrow the bartender’s personal one! ||The lobby was great - free coffee, pretzels - but it just wasn’t enough.

Stayed for 1 night for our wedding anniversary. It was just the kind of cozy to make our stay so special! Love the free drink as you check in and the Photo Booth in lobby. Clean, super cute, and worth staying! I will mention there’s a parking garage right behind it for $15 a day if you don’t want the $50 valet service.

I stay at this Moxy when I'm in Denver for work. This Moxy is located in Cherry Creek Denver, a few miles from the Colorado Convention Center. Moxy Hotels are known for their iconic bars which serve as a front desk where you will be offered a complimentary welcome cocktail during your check-in. Amenities include a fitness center, bar n go, Bar MOXY, and an outdoor terrace. The service and experience is "mid." For example, the last time I stayed here, my colleagues and I sat outside on the highest part of the terrace. We ordered a charcuterie board and some drinks. We left for a few hours and came back to the same spot. Our stuff hadn't been touched or cleaned up. Eh. The rooms are your typical Moxy rooms - small and basic but gets the job done :) The bathrooms are modern and clean. Because of the reasonable price/rates, I do recommend staying at this Moxy if you're ever in the Denver area.

I had a nice stay at the Moxy in Cherry Creek. The room was smaller than expected (queen sized bed). It cost $139 (pre tax). There wasn't a closet, or a mini fridge, so keep that in mind when booking. The mattress was very light, however it felt cheap, for the sake of keeping things honest. Check-in was in their bar, which I've never experienced at a hotel before, so it wasn't my first thought to go there when I walked in. But everything was very aesthetically pleasing as far as brand/decor goes. Lots of cute places for photos! Front desk was friendly, however it seemed like she might have needed some more training with the system. I called AND asked the front desk about late checkout, and was told it would be a flat $30 extra. I was fine with this and requested it anyways. When I later checked the app, I saw the checkout time wasn't accurate. I messaged on the app and requested -again- late checkout, and was told it would be $50. The noise control could be better, I could hear lots of slamming doors at 7am which might be a bit bothersome for those of us who want to sleep in on a Saturday morning. Overall, the room was clean, water pressure was excellent in the shower and the sink. The blackout curtains were so good, I want some of them in my own home! Overall, I would come back and stay here again. The issues detailed in this review weren't make-or-break for me, but definitely inconvenient.

I stay in Marriotts over 100 nights a year. I'm loyal. And it's really hard for me to give a Marriott Bonvoy brand hotel a low star rating but I have to be honest. 1. The "foam" pillows are so hard I can knock on them. I had to use my coat as a pillow the first night and then I went to Target and bought a pillow. 2. I used 3 Suite Night upgrades for a "Mountain View" room. My room looks out on a wall. Fine, but when I asked to be refunded my Suite Nights I was snapped at and told, "that IS a Mt View! If you stand at the very edge of the window you can see a Mt at the end of the wall!" The way she came at me was completely unnecessary. This hotel has good bones... but you can tell from the dirt in the shower to the staff to the pillows that something is off here. I would never stay here again.

We've stayed here a couple of times and as long as you know what you're getting yourself into, it's an OK spot. Rooms are definitely small and with only the bare necessities. Instead of closets, you get giant pegs on the wall and three hangers. There is a "communal ironing station" on the second floor but we've always asked for an iron and ironing board and had them brought to our room without issue. It is a little cumbersome because of the lack of space in the room though. There is no desk so be aware of that. They have a chair in the room and a little folding table but that's it. The check in area in the lobby is literally a bar. We didn't mind it but it is different. The ladies who checked us in were super friendly and pleasant so that's always a plus. There's shuffleboard and some other games down there too if you're into that. They also set up a complimentary coffee/tea station which is super convenient in the mornings. More water stations would be helpful, but you can always refill your water bottle in their gym or the water station by the check in counter. The vibe here is just different than other hotels but it gets the job done if you need a place to crash for a couple of nights.

Stayed at this hotel for two nights and coming from NYC, I understand renting small and somewhat over priced rooms, so for those that complain about the room sizes in the hotel, come to NYC and you will be even more surprised! As for the staff, everyone seemed friendly except for the male bartender (early/mid 30's) with blue hair. As you know, when booking a room in this hotel The Moxy gives you a complimentary pre-selected drink at the bar, which is an awesome promo, I think. But here's the #EPICFAIL, this bartender poured me a glass of Rosé, which was obviously old and rancid and after one sip, I told him that something was wrong with the Rosé and his response to me was "okay"....... That's it, he took my drink and walked away. Now, I know you're thinking maybe the bar was packed, it wasn't or maybe I was rude about it initially, I wasn't. So I gave him a moment to come back to me and I asked him if he was not going to pour me another drink and his response was "all of our Rosé tastes the same, they are horrible". His response angered me so much, so that both my fiancé and I immediately left. We debated leaving him a tip, so we left $2 for the other subpar drink and ended up going to another bar in the neighborhood. My fiancé and I STRONGLY URGE YOU TO STEER CLEAR OF THIS BAR IF YOU SEE THIS BARTENDER BEHIND THE BAR! (Caucasian Male, early/mid 30's/no facial hair).

Freezing cold tiny room. They limit the heat, so you better layer up. So expensive, and all that money for nothing. Complete disappointment.

Everything from my prior review applies but check your credit card after checking out of this place. I only stayed one night, the hotel billed me for 4. Not a peep from them. I just happened to check my credit card statement one day. When I called I got the run around for a while. Finally the hotel staff explained that they couldn't check anyone out of any of the rooms for a few days after my stay. So they just kept charging the cards. I did get my money back and a voice mail apology from a manager. But only after I called a few times. It was more effort than necessary, I think, if their excuse for overcharging me was valid. And the hotel should have contacted me. Not the other way around.

This place is for you if you're literally just looking for a room or place to sleep in. The rooms were a decent size for two people however, there is no microwave or refrigerator in the rooms. The staff was friendly for the most part. Overall I think the rooms were overpriced for what you're getting. P.S. Hotel has valet but very pricey. I suggest using spot hero app to park at the nearby garages. However, there is street parking available free after 8 PM.

I had to be in the neighborhood for business and the other hotel prices were out of control so I booked here and just looked at the overall rating and didn't dive into the reviews since it was only 2 nights - my mistake. Other reviewers comments are accurate - the rooms are extremely small and have cut out basic room necessities in an effort to be trendy and modern. There's no closet, just a couple drawers under the bed and hooks on the wall. There's no safe if you're traveling with valuables. There's no iron and ironing board - they have a weird communal iron on the 2nd floor. There are no desks, just a small fold out table. I had to do work and when I realized there were no desks I asked the receptionist if they had a business center and she said yes and pointed to a table with 2 computers in the bar area. What?? Everything about this place is centered around the bar...check-in..lobby.."work space". It's weird. When I checked in they initially gave me a room with 2 double beds so I came back down and requested a queen bed. Got upstairs and ate, got ready for bed and then noticed stains on the bedsheets - disgusting. Went back downstairs to inform them and they seemed annoyed - did not even apologize about the sheets - just asked if I wanted the sheets changed or a different room with two beds. They contacted housekeeping and a woman came up and changed the sheets for me. She was very friendly and apologized for the oversight. Overall, would definitely not stay again. If you're not traveling for work and like to drink this may be a fun place for you.

This is such a cool hotel that definitely gives you a unique experience! It was my first time at Denver and I came here for work. I chose Moxy because I really liked their lobby and it was a great option for me to do all my meetings right there. Well, first of all, you check in right at the bar! How cool is that? AND you get a complimentary drink ;) All stuff at Moxy is very polite, friendly, fun and helpful! Every interaction with them was a pleasure and they always were super helpful and straight to the point! The rooms are very clean, modern and functional! My favorite part was the shower! On top of that, the location is very convenient - it's right at the center of everything, but in the very quiet neighborhood at the same time. Starbucks is right around the corner and there are also few restaurants across the street.

A great hotel if your last name is Baggins, just spent 3 months in a submarine or you represent the lollipop guild. The place has a great bar and lobby game. But the hotel rooms are absolutely not workable. Think small NYC hotel room small. Almost feels like a dorm room. No privacy in the bathroom. The thermostats have blindingly bright lights on them that makes it difficult to sleep and, oddly, willing to confess to shooting JFK. Pillows are all synthetic oppressively fluffy. Mattress is okay. Basically the hotel has a great location, super fun lobby and a great place for Frodo and Samwise Gamgee to throw down after slugging some ales and playing, bizarrely, the largest Connect Four game you've ever seen in the lobby. Left after one night.

The hotel lobby was super cute! We walked in and saw a small sign on the bar that said check-in, but it looked like a busy bar with bartenders and was a little confusing. We approached the bar and waited for almost 5min not knowing if we were doing the right thing, we were. She was sweet and checked us in and offered us a cocktail. The room is small. REALLY small. If you have to use the restroom in the middle of the night, the glass bricks light up the whole bed area. The linens had yellow stains on them (see pics). We didnt notice this until we opened the blinds on checkout day. The window had no sheer for privacy, just an open or closed shade. When open it was awkward because the building next door literally can see everything you're doing. When closed, it feels reallllly small in there. The toilet seat was broken and went sideways when sitting. The plus was the valet team. They are amazing, attentive, quick, remember your name. Kevin and Tanner were legit! Wanted to love it here. Just didn't. $970 for three days. Bummer.

The Moxy is a nice hotel with a modern-hip vibe. The Cherry Creek location is adjacent to restaurants, cafes, Whole Foods, and shops. We checked in close to midnight and found Colin behind the bar/check-in lobby. Colin is a charming and terrific lobby host/bartender with superior customer service skills. Thanks for the warm welcome Colin! Colin gets a five star rating. The hotel/bar attracts the Millennial and Z generations. I noticed a few Gen-Xers like us. The bar/lobby was still serving thirsty bar patrons around the midnight hour. Our flight into Denver was several hours late, and we were starving. Fortunately, there are snacks and drinks available at the bar. We selected our snacks, drinks, picked up our bags, and slowly made our way into the lift and to our room. I immediately fell asleep as soon as my head made contact with pillow. Now for the room-A small space with approx. 250 square feet. The room is smartly arranged with enough room for two average sized people. The bathroom shower is roomy, and the bed is extremely comfortable. There are several wall hooks to plant your clothes. The bed case has two drawers below for your other belongings. A small folding table and chairs are hung on the hooks to preserve walking space. Now for the not so good-Unfortunately, our room was partially cleaned. The trashcan was not empty and the shower was not sparkling. Oh well, it was a very busy July 4th holiday weekend. The hotel was full of holiday makers. I probably would have rated this place five stars if our room was spic-and-span clean upon arrival. Despite the housekeeping issue, I would return here for a good night's rest.

The Moxy Denver Cherry Creek is a cool hotel to stay at. Enter and you are immediately at the bar, which is also the front desk. Your check-in comes with a complimentary house cocktail that you can enjoy in the lobby or take up to your room. I recommend that you take a few minutes to enjoy the lobby. The rest of the lobby area is a hip hangout spot with games and even a photo booth. The rooms are small and minimalistic, but they are space efficient and well-designed. To maximize space, the chair, table, and luggage rack are foldable and hang off of the pegs on the wall when they are not in use. Hang your clothes on those pegs too, because there is no closet either. Otherwise, there are two drawers under the bed to store your stuff. You will not find an iron and ironing board in the room. Instead, there is a communal ironing room. There is no pool either, but there is a gym and bikes that you can rent to get around town. The location is great since it is right by the shopping center with a bunch of shops and restaurants within walking distance. The room rates are pretty decent, but parking at the hotel is expensive like in any downtown area. You can try your luck with getting street parking at night, but just make sure to read the signs so that you do not get ticketed. Overall, if you are looking for a no-frills hip and modern place to stay at, the Moxy brand is for you.

I've stayed at a few Moxy properties now and they are all small and no where near as trendy as they would like to believe they are. Customer service is very bland at best. (I'm being polite) Your Marriott status means nothing at these properties (no breakfast, parking, upgrades or even mention of your status at check in.) I was there over a weekend and the bar was empty every night, so they are falling short on being trendy and popular. What stands out the most is the lack of friendliness.

This hotel is in a perfect spot. Very close walk to the mall and lots of other shops and eateries. I love the style inside. The rooms are not meant to be plush, but I really enjoy the change of pace. The staff are excellent! In fact, Aaron found one of my shopping bags that I had left on the scooter and made sure that it was returned to me. Thanks again! I will be sure and come back!

Love the bar and outdoor area at this hotel. The staff is great and you have to try the Moxy cocktail! It's a great place to meet up with friends. It's a great location, walking distance to what Cherry Creek has to offer.

For starters, great location. Close to all kinds of restaurants within walking distance. The bar is great and stays open late which is a plus. You also get a free cocktail with your stay. So that's a bonus. The is plenty of seating inside and outside to just relax and chat with friends. The room is cute and very eclectic. However it is small so not something I'd bring family too but perfect for a couple. There are no closets but have coat hangers along the wall to to hang up anything you may need for a 1-2 night stay. Really like this place and it it feels more like a bar with a hotel attached. Definitely recommend.

This hotel has a super cool Decore. I really like the style and location . From the time we checked in the entire staff was welcoming , polite and helpful. Every time we came and left there was a host who was awesome. They also recommended great food , coffee and shopping in the area. The downside was no parking , I drove in from California and had to parking in the garage next door... $25/ night I believe. Also the rooms were very small .... I did not realize this when we booked the room. No fridge , coffee maker , desk, closet or safe. The bed was comfortable enough but a little small and the blankets were very thin. All and all I would probably stay here again especially with it's location being down the street from family . But I would come with different expectations. Thanks to the staff .

Different in all good ways. The room was small but lobby is lively with space for visiting or private time with a book or computer. Bar fun. Great location. All in all: yes.

I love this brand. Kitschy, eclectic, enjoyable. The rooms are perfectly equipped and comfortable. Great shower! Clean rooms and overall property. Use the valet service. The team is efficient and kind. The bar has some good business and a very engaging bartender. They closed a bit early but I don't think they had an option in closing time due to covid. The courtyard is amazing. Looking forward to returning.

Horrible service Over charged at the bar and they wouldn't refund as no one wanted to take accountability. Front desk blamed bar and bar blamed front desk,, yet its all in the same location. Yes,, you check in at the bar. Staff could care less about guests. Rooms are tiny and didn't have towels where you're told to go get them yourself in the shared space. Caters to a young crowd

The Cherry Creek Art Festival Kickoff Party was literally amazing. Solo artists with limited edition autographed copy. Amazing food. Amazing drinks. #Jessica the bartender was on point. CGI artist. Great atmosphere. Easy parking. Shuffle board. Family friendly. We had such a good time.

Cute little hotel with interesting rooms and lobby. The rooms were small, but since I was staying by myself it was completely fine. Had a drink in the lounge and the staff was super friendly. Will definitely be back when I'm in the area.

The decor of the lobby and comfort of everything outside of the room itself is quite nice. Modern in look and feel throughout, and lots of friendly staff on-hand. Fitness room was nice and clean. Location is great. Bathroom and shower very nice. The rooms, however, are small. There isn't much room to spread out, and any furniture you may want to use (like a small desk/table, chair), is hanging on hooks in the room. Clean, modern, but small rooms.

My wife and I stayed here for three nights, the hotel was great. We had read previous reviews that talked about how small the rooms were, and they were but not small enough to ruin my stay. If you plan on spending a lot of time in your room and need space for activities this may not be the hotel. Other than that, the location is great, the city is very walkable and easy to navigate. The front desk/bar gives you complimentary drinks when you check in and they have plenty of games in the lobby. The neighborhood the hotel is in, is safe, clean, and fun to walk around. Would definitely stay here again!

Trendy hotel with a great lobby area and excellent service. Tiny, but well designed rooms and great location right next to the Cherry Creek Mall and many restaurants and shops. Also, close enough to downtown Denver, not a walking distance but a short taxi ride. Parking is an issue, as always with downtown hotels (at any big city) so be prepared to pay extra. If you stay here, it might be better not to bring your car or rent one. There's a lot in walking distance or a short cab ride.

Such a beautiful hotel. Everything from the overall ambience, the games, the extra features such as the iron station and even a free Get Moxy cocktail (this cherry number) when you check in, the freshly brewed coffee after 7am, the house keepers and the bartenders were amazing. A weekend getaway trip, we wished that we could have had a staycation INSIDE the hotel. We could have easily been entertained with all that this hotel has to offer. Parking: $25 for valet or there's two adjacent parking garages that range hourly and overnight. Sunday's they have mimosas, brunch, and this DJ set up in the outdoor patio. A favorite hotel. I look forward to staying here again!

I am a business traveler and frequent the cherry creek monthly and feel pretty versed on the hotels in this area. As a Marriott loyalist I always try to stay within their network so when the Jacquard or Clio are within budget I usually stay there. Based on my last trip to Moxy I will no longer bite the proverbial bullet to stay in a Marriott property if this is the only hotel available. This property is not made for business travelers AT ALL. The ideal demographic would be 25 years old, drunk, and traveling very light. There is a terrible community iron on the 2nd floor which doesn't even get hot and when you request an iron you get some stiff pushback. There is no armoire for dress clothes and instead hooks on the wall with 3 hangers (not enough). Also, there is no working space in the room except a shitty fold out table that doesn't fit because the room is 300sq tops. All that said I've stayed here a few times if I only have a 1-2 night stay and will be out and about all day. On my recent experience, the AC was broken and my room ran at 77 degrees all night. When I told the front desk at 7am the following morning the said they'd have it fixed before I came back around noon. I returned at noon to find the AC not fixed and was told by the front desk (which is a bar btw) that the temp came down a little (to 75) so they wanted to watch it. Mind you the AC was set to 68 for the last 18 hours and hadn't come close to approaching that temp. They agreed to move my room instead and told me to head up and pack and they'd be up in 15 minutes to give me a new key. Fast forward an hour and my room has been packed up and no one shows up with a new room key. So, I head to the front desk and the same person who helped me an hour prior actually greats me like she has no idea who I am. Something to the effect of "hello sir, how can I help you today". Clearly she forgot about me entirely and I think at that point had just given up on my experience and offered to just check me out of the hotel. No additional remedy, just go ahead and leave and we won't charge you. TLDR ; this hotel is shit don't stay here.

My bestie and I decided to stay at the hip Moxy, during the week. It's an eclectic, bold sort of boutique hotel adorned with a variety of textures, blues, grays and browns. The location is adjacent to excellent shopping, restaurants and a nice coffee shop around the corner. Upon arrival, we were both amused that check-in was at the bar. -quite the novelty for an adult vacation and goes with the bold interiors! Our bartender/front desk clerk was festively welcoming, charming and sent us off to our room with a refreshing cocktail. They had Goldfish crackers and M&M's at the counter to tote up in little cups also. Our Queen size room was smaller than expected and reminiscent of a hotel room in NYC. However, it was cute, cozy and perfect for our short little stay. There was wall space to hang some articles of clothing but no closet or bureaus. I like the wood floors over the carpet. The bed was super comfy to get a good night's sleep. We thought that being near Whole Foods (across the street) would be convenient to purchase some wine/spirits for the room but to no avail. We were looking to carouse a bit after dinner, the Cherry Creek area is much of a ghost town though, but good thing the Moxy has a full bar and has the potential to be vibrant at times! If you're hungry, the bar bites are very limited with the most substantial thing being flatbread, though. On check-out day, we had time to kill before moving to our next destination. They kindly stored our luggage away before we sauntered off to shop on 1st Ave. Service, amenities and the rest of our experience was perfect for our short little stay and worth repeating in the future!

You should know that the Moxy brand from Marriot is their attempt to bring in the millennial market. The decor is hipster and minimalist, and that takes some getting used to compared to other hotels. You are going to have two completely different experiences if you just visit the first floor here, versus staying here as a guest. For that reason, I'm going to split up my review into those different experiences. Experience 1: The first floor. The first floor has a great vibe. Rustic wood walls, places to sit and study, work, or lounge, and the entire floor centered around a giant bar. At all Moxy locations, you check in with the bartender, who will give you a complimentary alcoholic drink or non-alcoholic drink if you are staying at the hotel. At this location, they forgot the welcome drink, and the bartender always seemed to be highly stressed from the multiple roles of taking orders and handling hotel duties. I had three separate nights booked, and asked about combining them, which ended up not being possible, so I had to check in and check out every morning, which wasn't a big deal. But that simple task challenged a few of the staff there. I didn't get a chance to try the bar, but the COVID-19 epidemic severely limited the hours of operation. They have a select beer and wine list, and can make cocktails from their menu of items also. While the Paris Moxy had a complimentary breakfast (see my separate review of that venue), the only option here was to pay $7 to have a premade breakfast sandwich. There weren't coffee pots on the first floor, but people were walking around with disposable paper coffee cups, so there might be coffee available. There aren't coffee makers in the room. At night, the bar looked full, despite the early closing hours. The bar seems understaffed to me, but I understand from speaking with the locals that this is a popular spot to hang out during the evenings, and has a fun atmosphere. I can see that. Checking in initially with the hotel at the bar, there is social distancing and use of gloves to handle your license and credit card, plus masks required on the first floor unless you are drinking or eating at the bar. The first floor has a ski chair lift seat near the elevators - neat! Experience 2: The rooms The elevators and halls here are very clean, especially compared to the Paris France Moxy location. The elevators require that you use your hotel room keycard to operate the elevators. Rooms are very spartan and minimal. There are no closets. Instead, you use the pegs on the wall to hang anything. The televisions have the option to log into your netflix or youtube or hulu accounts, and an old fashioned rotary dial phone to call the front desk. There is a small bathroom with shower and toilet and sink, and a small desk. I never had my room clean during the three days of my stay, and I'm not sure if that is typical or because of my unusual three one day reservations. But the rooms before I arrived were very clean, especially the bathrooms. The pricing of this hotel (between $100 and $150) was very reasonable for the basic accommodations and location. I found shopping around on various sites resulted in the best price. If you are a Marriott Bonvoy member and want to cash in points, this hotel is a $25000 point hotel during peak dates. I give the hotel overall five stars for the first-floor experience and a three-star for the room accommodations and experience, which is why I averaged those to a four-star for this review.

The moxy is too cool for super pregnant me. I wanted to party, I really did, but I just can't hang! I'll be back in the future, sans mini fetus, for some drinks and that lobby vibe! It's okay though because really, they've got the goods even for those of us waddling to bed at 8:45! You check in at the bar in a casual manner. There are skittles and goldfish for snacking in big jars. Most people are offered a welcome drink, but I was not. Maybe they just assumed I wasn't interested but It would be nice if they had a non alcoholic option cause after traveling, I would have enjoyed a little refreshment for sure! the lobby itself is built to be fun and social - with games and plenty of seating. There is a patio with a fire pit too! The kitchen was open and they have 24/7 food options in a clever little grab and go area. Even mac and cheese you can pop in the lobby microwave. Solid. The chef happened to be out and around when I was looking at the menu. He took a gander at my baby bump and suggested the Buffalo Chicken and Pickles flatbread. Yep. You read that right. I went for it, without the hot sauce they normally top it with, and its what craving dreams are made of! I brought it to my room to enjoy. The room is really nicely decorated. Minimalist, but with everything you really need. Super comfy for one person or a couple. The TV is wired for your streaming channels and I found the room to be super quiet. Note that the bed was really hard. I ordered extra pillows to my room but I still felt it was super firm. My other bummer moment was when I went to get some hot water from the coffee station in the AM and the water was dirty like there was maybe some coffee in that carafe beforehand. No bueno but oh well! I'd come back again for sure.

I enjoyed staying at this Moxy location, and I wouldn't hesitate to stay there again in the future. My breakdown: ***** I. CHECK-IN: Easy-peezy. It may seem hard to find at first since it resides at the bar. And like any other place you'll have to provide both a credit card and a photo ID to get processed. II. ROOM: The room I stayed in on this Marriott property has a large bathroom and efficiently-sized bedroom. It consists of the following: - A firm, queen-sized bed fantastic for sleeping. - Black out curtains. - Lots of wall hangers to hang clothes and other things. - A comfortable fold out table and chairs. - Automatic LED lights when you step on the floor. - A 50+ inch TV with internet streaming channels and cable. - Sliding glass door, stand up shower. III. OTHER AMENITIES: - The large gym has a few cardio machines and decent number of weights. (Side note: It's dimly lit in there.) - A communal ironing area exists on each floor (which I found awesome); however, if you feel uncomfortable ironing your clothes in public the hotel will bring one up to you. - The bar/ lounge downstairs seems poppin' on the weekends. IV. OVERALL: Again, I had a wonderful stay at this Moxy location, and I look forward to returning in the future!

If you're hipster and single, this may be right up your sleeve! The room was TINY! The "table" and "chair" hang on the wall, which I guess in one way is kinda cool but also just proves how incredibly close of quarters it is. It really isn't meant for more than 1 person. You check into the bar. You get a free drink upon check in but we didn't try it. The ambience is cool though. I liked the vibe. The outdoor patio was awesome & has its own bar. I liked that. Overall okay service too. Wouldn't stay at a Moxy again. I don't need a penthouse but would like more than 100 sqft too :)

Great little find and perfect location Cherry Creek. Hip not fancy very small room, but clean and nice, helpful staff. Great for the price, Will return . We are in our 50's, and it nice to be around hip kids!

This is only my first night of a 3-night stay and I am already in LOVE with this hotel. Seriously I check in for my room at THE BAR! and my host who is also the bartender (Tucker) tells me I receive a WELCOME COCKTAIL. yep... I thought I might be too old for this hip hotel but when I met Wally the dachshund ( a guest's sweet dog) I knew I was home. Seriously I am quite confident my age group is not the demo for the Moxy but I did spot someone older than me so never judge! There is a great outdoor space too. May have to enjoy a cold beer tomorrow after work. Great ambience, super cool room with space saving tables and stools on hooks (!!) and comfy bed with a large TV. There is a great white canvas bag that I took to Whole Foods for some water and apples ( the temptation at the Moxy had not happened yet...) There is a fitness room I will check out in the morning because I gave in to the temptation of "Little Man" ice cream sandwich- tried sooo hard to stay away from the temptation. It was really delicious too. Enjoyed dinner at the bar with a hummus Naan with olives and chickpeas and a cold Pacifico draft. Sure I will post pics before I leave.

It was an emotional roller coaster... I wanted to hate the Moxy, but they wouldn't allow it ... On a recent trip to Denver, I booked the Moxy last minute through a 3rd party booking service. Our flight didn't get in until really late so I called to let them know and ensure our room was not given away. We showed up to the hotel around midnight and get this ... there were NO ROOMS AVAILABLE!!! A manager was called and a line was quickly forming behind me with others hoping to check in as well. I got an INSTANT ATTITUDE. You mean to tell me you gave the room away even after I called to confirm?! Nah. The manager told me he would see what else he could find and went in the back (presumably to an office). He disappeared for quite a while and returned a couple of times while on the phone trying to get ahold of other hotels in the area. Nothing. No luck. About 45 min later I was given the option of a 1 bed room (I had booked 2 beds) for the first night in an out of service (I think demo) room. It wasn't my first choice but by now I'm just thinking I'm tired and wanted to shake the spot before the people behind me realize they still have some work to do to find a place to sleep. Super annoying but how did they still get a 4 star rating ??? ... His name is MAC. This guy was the best thing that could have happened to this hipster hangout. Not only did he get us a room to sleep in but he went above and beyond to make our stay comfortable. When he brought us keys to the new room the next day he even brought us champagne! Yep and I sure did drink it at 10am! #NoShame Mac was there pretty much all day and night my entire stay and you could clearly tell he wore multiple hats to keep things running. He offered a smile and a greeting whenever we passed by. Like I said, being unhappy here was just not an option. The hotel itself was super cute! It has a hostel vibe but super safe. Perfect for those who aren't quite "about that hostel life" yet. There were games in the lobby, a large patio hangout area, and get this ... you check in at THE BAR! If you valet a car, I highly suggest calling down before you are ready to leave. Valet was a little slow. Overall, this is where I'll be staying on future trips to Denver. The location was perfect and the hospitality can not be matched!

Just checked out of this hotel after spending 2 nights and 3 days there. Never had my room cleaned. Ended up using wet/dirty towels late last night when I came into my room to find out that they once again neglected to clean the room. Front desk staff was rude and the rooms are tiny. Of course, they can't be bothered by giving you any bottles of water either because they're too cheap. They think they can have a cool hipster lobby with some games and fire pits and that should do the trick. Terrible experience and this is coming from a Marriott member Gold Elite member. Find elsewhere to stay.

This hotel is fine. Sparse hostel like accommodations, clean, simple, not particularly comfortable but fine. Excellent local to shops and great restaurants. Arrival & checked in later in the evening, smoking section at the hotel entrance was so i in-inviting I didn't think I was at the right place. The bar/lobby/pickup area was so packed we had a very difficult time getting to the elevators with suite case . Nothing like walking into a hipster bar full of 30 something's after traveling lugging bags & walking a block in a snowstorm! Valet parking $45 night is only option, after waiting for 10 minutes I gave up and parked in one of the nearby garages. No closet in room, no chest of drawers or even an iron/ironing board in room. Bed was comfortable, room was quiet. The desk staff was helpful and friendly, but the entire layout is awkward and not my thing. Hard pass on staying at a hostel for $200+ a night with no services other than a bar that doubles as a restaurant. If you like beyond the ordinary, are a hipster minimalist you will like Moxy.

There isn't a fridge, microwave, or coffee pot in the room. All the necessary essentials for a hotel room. The elevator broke twice during our stay. This place is not worth the price.

Love this hotel, convenient location in heart of Cherry Creek. Next to yummy restaurants, cool shops. Rooms are very small but efficient, passes quality test being a Marriott. Please be aware there is active construction happening next door on weekdays - to last apprx one year but you can request rooms away from the noise. Shout out to Tucker for being very accommodating and making my experience as smooth as possible! Food is available at the bar area and plenty of places for noms nearby walking distance.

Honestly the worst bartenders I have ever met I was told to it slow down as I was paying the tab for the 20 people mind you I had one drink really go screw yourself. And screw me is what I was told as I left. Really your gonna curse at me I have never been so disgusted and treated this way. The 3 of you should be fired. Lol. Joke on u my money going somewhere else..

I love when a hotel does something unique, like the bar is the check in, and the lobby is loaded with games and very welcoming and comfortable but above all, I want my room to be FUNTIONAL and comfortable, the Moxy is neither! SOOO tiny, no furniture, you have drawers under the bed to put your clothes, no closet, just hooks on the wall. You can brush your teeth and use the toilet at the same time, your table and chairs are hanging on the wall....becasue there's no space for anything. No clock, no coffee maker (I just wanted to make some hot water for tea I brought). I'm Marriott Platinum Elite and have stayed in MANY various hotels everywhere, this is one of the worst. Location is great, you can walk to everything, thank goodness because there's nothing here. I will never stay in one of these again. Barb

I wouldn't say the hotel itself is the problem but our trip was one mistake after the next with them. Overall clean and interesting (in a good way) atmosphere but trying to check in was a process because the girl said she couldn't do it because she was too new so she had to calm her manager which wasn't a big deal til the next morning....the housekeeper initially came, knocked, then we said no thank you and she left but then a man comes back soon after and insistently knocks and my boyfriend asks him why he keeps pounding on our door but he doesn't answer, we get a call to the room that is dead when answered so at this point my boyfriend heads down to sort it out and of course the girl from the night before messed up which annoying but ok BUT THEN even after speaking with the (non apologetic staff) the housekeepers continue to pester us and we explain and then, about an hour later they, WALK IN WITHOUT KNOCKING in on me changing. I was mortified and yes they immediately left but when we communicated with the front desk about it they seemed irritated by us and the rest of the trip left us on edge.

Very very very cool and modern hotel. The rooms are small. My boyfriend and I stayed here for a full week and I was nervous about the size at first, but it was very manageable. The bathrooms are a sliding barn door and the showers have a window, I wasn't psyched about this, but the mystery is now gone between my boyfriend and I, so it wasn't a big deal. The tv was giant and very HD. We were upgraded to a corner room and had two big beautiful windows, with a gorgeous view of sunset, the city and mountains. My biggest complaint is the bedding- the blankets were thin and we were originally provided with only two soft pillows. I called for more blankets and pillows and we were quickly brought new ones. The next set of sheets was still too thin, but fortunately, there is a great heat/AC system in the room, so we were comfortable. Hotel staff was so friendly and responsive. We were always greeted and chatted with. The bar is really fun and there are lots of games and activities available. The bartender took time to question my tastes and craft me a perfect cocktail. Beautiful patio and deck. The gym was light years better than most hotel fitness centers- and one of the reasons why I booked this hotel. Everything was trendy and quirky. I loved it. With pink accents everywhere and modern decor, this place was perfect for millennials.

Such a cool bar. Quick and friendly service from Colin:) Long, beautiful bar. Cute little photo booth. Good music. All around good energy

Millennial-geared hotel definitely, but without the extreme dose of pretension. Lobby has games and bright/shiny things. Nice looking outdoor patio space. Rooms are small, but smartly designed. I was traveling solo, but I can easily see how if you were with more than 1 person the room would be cramped very easily. Rooms are minimalist design (no desk, really) so if you were traveling for work and had to work from your room, Id actually discourage this hotel. The rooms also had low light. Quandary was I could open the window, but that faced another hotel and basically i could see them and they could see me. So, either it was sitting in shame and darkness eating chips and watching Forensic files, or having someone witness me eating chips and watching Forensic files - pick your poison. Rooms didnt have a coffee machine. Coffee is free downstairs and pretty decent, but its always nicer to have it in your room. I didnt have a car, but there was still some things within waking distance in terms of food, so thats always a plus. So, nice place, very "hip" though I wonder how it will age over time. If I came to the area again, I'd probably look into this hotel.

Meh, this hotel is just ok. Located in Cherry Creek, the hotel is valet only. Once you walk in, check in is at the bar. Totally weird and uncomfortable for me. I walked in during happy hour. Anyways the rooms are very tiny and nothing amazing. The television doesn't offer Bravo or TLC. I found the room to be annoying due to the lack of space for my luggage. I used the fold up table as a luggage rack which made it a weird height. The bathroom toilets didn't flush well. The hotel offers no bars of soap. Oh and the elevators are VERY annoying. You have to use your key to get up. It is a pet peeve of mine. Lastly, I was never offered the free Moxy. I had dinner at the bar and no one mentioned it to me. Oh well This hotel wasn't for me. Would I come back? No!

Dig this spot! Great atmosphere, awesome staff, kick ass bar. Very hard to find anything wrong with this spot. Great rooms and easy access.

The moment I walked into the Moxy, I know this is my new favourite Marriott brand. You check in with a bartender and you were given the Moxy cocktail and you key to start your journey. The lobby offers a variety of board games so you can have a drink and hang out with friends. Love the giant jenga and connect four. The room set up is great for millennials with its modern design and sleek look. I was so happy with the elephant towel art on the bed and the bear pillow! The bathroom has the white tiles that makes the black and pink theme pops. If you are looking for a fun hotel and new experience, this is your hotel in Denver. If you love the traditional hotel set up with closet space, a desk, and couch, this may not be so fitted. Definitely will be looking for Moxy when I travel next time!