Moxy London Stratford

The hotel is handy in relation to the Stratford station. The room was comfortable as long as you like a sauna. The room was a constant 25 to 25.5 degrees day and night. It could not be adjusted as although this was January and -3 outside, according to the note by the controller air con was not available, instead open a window which on 6th floor was locked. The only option was to turn it off which we did to no avail. The bathroom was compact but functional. The shower was covered in mould between virtually every tile. Most of the staff were helpful and friendly although the person who checked us in must have been having a rough day or is in the wrong job. The hotel was fine for a single night but not the style of hotel you would look to book a relaxing break in.

We had a perfect stay I would say staff were very friendly and supportive. Rooms are good with great spacious lobby and nice facilities. They also serve breakfast which was fair enough. Also a great value and location just by stratford station with shops and transportation ease.

I stayed for one night and had an excellent experience. The room was clean, spacious, and had everything I needed for a comfortable stay. The location is perfect - very close to both international and local stations, making it incredibly convenient for travel. Great value for money considering the quality and location. Special thanks to Ovi and Rosa for their efficient and smooth check-in process - they made arrival hassle-free. I'd also like to mention Prashant for his outstanding overall support, hospitality, and assistance throughout my stay. His attentiveness made the experience even better. Highly recommend this hotel for anyone looking for quality accommodation with exceptional service.

Let’s start with the welcome: a staff member who rolled their eyes while I spelled my name three times because the music was so loud SHE could not hear me. The attitude was louder, the hospitality silent. No room service. No cleaning. I came back from work to make my own bed and brew my own tea — courtesy of Sainsbury’s, because even basic replenishment was too much to ask.||I’m on the 6th floor in an “accessible” room. I booked it for the balcony, not the accessibility features — but let’s talk about those. A sink so low it feels like a toddler’s splash zone, a shower that couldn’t rinse a spoon, and a toilet with dry piss stains that greeted me like a passive-aggressive note. The bathroom lighting? Moody at best, unusable at worst.||Breakfast? Untouched. Appetite? Gone. Welcome? Nonexistent.||I’m cancelling my February booking and seriously considering cancelling my Marriott account altogether.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐I had a really pleasant stay at this hotel. The location was convenient and made it easy to get around, and the check-in process was quick and smooth. The room was clean, comfortable, and well maintained, with everything I needed.The staff were friendly and helpful whenever I had questions, which made the experience even better. Housekeeping did a great job, and the overall atmosphere of the hotel was quiet and welcoming.I would definitely consider staying here again and would recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable and hassle-free stay.

Was a great base for a London break away with my wife and dog (dogs cost an £15). Only a 2-3 minute walk away from Stratford station which has great links into central London on a number of different direct lines. Loads of shops nearby including Sainsbury’s and Lidls. Nice bar, we got a voucher at check-in for a free house cocktail which was nice. Room was perfectly nice, all the general things you need like hairdryer etc. Would stay here again.

I have to say this is becoming my home-from-home.||The staff here are great and that makes a massive difference when you are frequently away from home. They are a smart multilingual bunch, which I love, and they are problem-solvers. There are naturally some less-experienced team members but they have others who seem to help out if they are unsure. Shout-out to Rosa who sorted me out when I booked myself in to the hotel twice, two separate times, for the same night. Sorted when other hotels would have made a whole big thing out of it. ||Rooms are clean and comfortable and have everything you need and nothing you don’t. Coffee machine would be nice but I am not crying about it. Same with fridge facility but understand that would increase the price-point.||Disagree with the person who says it’s like a youth hostel; I think the common areas are well thought-out and usefully furnished with work desks, plugs, Pool table, the bar, etc.||Still a Five star review but I still have some notes: Sad about the recent removal of the blue sofa; that was my favourite. Also, the bean bag chairs really need cleaning. ||The Pool table at Moxy Stratford really desperately needs re-clothing and the cue needs replacing because the mis-cues with that thing are not all ‘user error’ at all! You can see marks on the table where people have spilled stuff or put stuff on it, which is just really bad table etiquette but that’s a client thing rather than a hotel thing. ||Breakfast here is great and very chill which I love and although I was once awake from 04:30 from construction outside, I noticed the next time I visited that earplugs had been provided in the room. Smart. I like what they have done with it. The brand works.

Easy booking in, pleasant & polite staff. Lovely clean room with great shower. Only downside was breakfast was very busy and seemed a bit disorganised but wouldn't stop me going back.

Inadvertently stayed here for my second time visiting for work this week. This hotel typically stays within corporate budget rates, and honestly is pretty nice. The rooms are small but clean and updated. The staff is really nice and helpful. There is a decent bar with plenty of food options open late. For under £200 you really will be hard pressed to find anything better. Close to the underground train station and Westfield mall. Some better restaurants seem to be opening nearby as well compared to when I visited 6 years ago. Would def recommend if traveling solo on a budget.

Hotel doesn't provide basic amenities. Additionally, the front desk attendant Ishwae is highly unprofessional and dishonest. Do not stay here unless you want a headache.

I've stayed here at least half a dozen times and always have had a decent comfortable experience. The staff are always friendly, the main floor clean with a great hot and cold breakfast. The rooms are small but with a comfy queen bed and nice a/c and TV selection. I just wish they had a small fridge inside them but it would be a tight fit.

This is such a cool hotel. The staff are friendly and the hotel is in a great location from the train. It's a spot I come to time and time again

A great hotel conveniently located two minutes walking from Stratford subway station. It has everything you need for your stay in London; a great breakfast (it's not included), and a bar for the evening. The staff is very friendly, the rooms small but comfortable.

I have to write a review after my third night of waking up in soaked sheets. If I could give this hotel a zero that would be too much. I brought my family here to London from Hawaii and after a long flight and arduous train ride from Heathrow, we ended up getting turned around walking with bags a mile in the wrong direction through a construction zone to find the hotel when the correct directions could have easily been posted on their website (not hard people). Room does not have a phone to call the front desk, assuming to minimize complaints. You know its a bad sign when they give you complimentary ear plugs and yet act like you are getting the best thing ever. Yes, the hotel might as well sit on the train line. No closet or any room amenities. Just a bend and roll in bathroom. We ended up in the handicap room which meant the counter in the bathroom was lower and no distinct rise to hold in the water from the shower. It was a great reminder of what life at sea where space was maximized to do multiple things at once- sit on the can, brush your teeth and shave simultaneously. There is no mini fridge in the room so if you want to bring any food back, you should eat it right away. There is a poor excuse for a Foldgers serving machine that occupys what is only one of two tables where you can place items to feel some sort of organization. Lastly, all three nights- it was over 24 degrees C in our room, making it difficult to sleep. It was 5 degrees cooler in the hallway. We complained to the manager and the best he could do was bring us a fan and somd cold drinks. Do yourself a favor- either spend the money and go down the street to something nicer, go to the Holiday Inn Express or stay on the street- the guys sleeping at the train station were more comfortable than I was- but for the love of Jesus DO NOT pay over $300 (US) to stay in this litterbox like I did. "So what was the best part about the hotel?" Hmm.. hard to say.. it's a toss up between the flaccid substance they called scrambled eggs in their inept attenpt to appear hip at the breakfast buffet and the apathetic guy who had the customer service skills of a high school kid who hates everyone for no reason. Thanks Moxy- will never ever stay in yoir lame hotel line ever again, may even swittch my hotel loyalties to IHG after this experience.

As a convenient spot just outside the city, Moxy does what it's good at: delivering a dance-mix-vibe stay without the frills but also without the extra £s. A few hundred meters from the Stratford Station, this hotel allows quick access to the places you want to go via train or tube, while still allowing for some nice neighborhood eateries and a mall nearby. The Moxy buffet is pretty elaborate, and seems like a decent deal for £15 daily compared to English breakfast prices nearby. The rooms are typical minimalist small spaces to spur you out and about, except for sleeping time. Staff here are nice and helpful, and you have some great work/relax space depending on time of day. I was here for a conference, and to trade a 25-min train ride for triple the hotel fees, it's worth it. Also the area seems pretty safe at night. I'll likely return when heading to this conference in future years.

Husband and I stayed here for a few days in 2019, for the last leg on our European vacay....It just so happens that the (then) Oakland Raiders & Chicago Bears had a game at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, the same week we were there so there were more Americans there than usual. EVERYONE there, no matter what country they resided from, was beyond cool with us! Free drinks everywhere! I barely had to pull out any money .... Brilliant! The hotel was sleek and hip... a couple of fireplaces, lots of couches/chairs and a nice bar to meet & chat it up with good people... basic amenities which was fine, but no mini fridge kind of sucked. Moxy is walking distance to a huge mall and transportation system... overall, was just giving "L-O Mate!" vibes all day ‍....lol. Will definitely be back on our next Euro trip, no doubt.

I stayed here on my last trip to London. Great value, good amenities and convenient location! There's also a restaurant/bar and work areas in the lobby.

Rooms didn't really cool down much. Wish the rooms had refrigerator and microwave. Beware the night bartender, she is one very unhappy person. Others that work there are pleasant, the location close to mall and underground.

Walking distance to the mall and tube stations. very convenient location. The room is small but decent. Their closet is basically a section of the wall with a couple hooks and a mirror next to it. Nice size TV and bed are decent and comfortable. I would stay here again.

Lovely hotel that is literally steps away from the tube. The staff is extremely helpful. It's a new hotel so everything works. They have all the amenities. They have a DJ come out on Friday evenings after 8pm for live music in the lobby. The lobby is an excellent place to socialize, read, play games and/or hang out. When you check in, the bar acts as the check in desk. Its brilliant! The only drawback is that you cant really control the heat or AC so you're stuck with whatever the hotel is running. The windows don't open much to cool the room. The area is a bit dicey but is fine in the day time - just be mindful of your surroundings in the evening.