Moxy Downtown, Phoenix
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“The new Moxy Phoenix Downtown is a fun hotel (the reception desk doubles as a bar with candy and board games on hand) that makes sure even the smallest rooms are well stocked: The help-yourself “Stash” cabinet on every floor contains backup blankets and towels, toothbrushes and toothpaste and all-important post-hike soaps.”
What guests liked
- Top location
- Free Wifi
- Great views
- Friendly staff
All you need to know
Moxy Phoenix Downtown is a seriously cool spot if you’re after a fun, design-driven hotel right in the thick of downtown Phoenix. It’s housed in the historic 1920s Luhrs Building, so you get that old-meets-new vibe: exposed architecture, bold interiors, and plenty of social energy.
The lobby is more than just a check-in space: it doubles as a bar, chill hangout zone, and game room where you can grab a drink, make friends, or just kick back.
Rooms are compact but smartly designed, with motion-activated LED night lights, walk-in showers, and 55-inch TVs with built-in USB ports.
The hotel also offers handy amenities like 24/7 grab-and-go snacks, a fitness center in the basement, and free high-speed Wi-Fi for guests. Perfect for business travelers or weekend adventurers alike.
And because you’re so central, major downtown spots like Chase Field, Phoenix Convention Center, and the light rail are just a stone’s throw away.
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