I've stayed at 3 Moxy hotels. I like the style of the common areas, which tend to merge leisure space, work space, game space, bar space, and breakfast space with cool and engaging design. But note that the rooms can be befuddling; they assume young hip people who can figure out how everything is supposed to work- and I was traveling with elderly parents. The elevators at this Moxy are also not good... you have to take 2 to get to the (barely-there) lobby/check-in space, and you can ONLY go to your own floor with your key card which makes it incredibly hard to get to a friend's or relative's floor- again, especially if you are too elderly or wearing too much finery to take the stairs!