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"No parking avaliable. Paid £28 for parking. More expensive than London. Breakfast was too expensive "

"Helpful staff. Very early check in facilitated. Nice clean rooms"

"The room was clean and facilities were good. We paid for a deluxe double and ended up with a family accessible which wasn’t an issue at all just surprising as there was 2 of us. Overall good stay though and great location as only 5 min walk to Cabot Circus and so close to old city."

"Brilliant "

"We had a very short but sweet stay up in Bristol to go to an event & we were very happy to find this hotel in a great location for where we needed to be. The hotel is really cool, and spacious rooms too which is always helpful for someone who likes to spread themselves out with all their stuff. Really good value for money & has a very funky vibe. Would definitely recommend the Moxy for a stay!"

"Good hotel with friendly staff and parking, spaces aren't great for big cars."

"Close to the city Center and free parking is a bonus "

"Great curated beer & cider collection"

"Stayed for an awards evening as we were sponsoring the event. Credit where it’s due—the event itself was well run and organised. Unfortunately, the hotel completely let it down. The room was genuinely one of the worst I’ve stayed in. The bathroom was in a poor state: mould present, rusty taps and fittings, enamel missing from the bath, and a cracked mirror. The walls were dirty, the carpet was worn bare in places, and even the bins looked battered and unclean. The issues weren’t limited to the room. Public toilets were in similarly poor condition, with wobbly taps and broken door handles, and the lift was out of order. On top of that, it was noisy at night, making it hard to get a decent sleep. To add to the frustration, the shower curtain clung to you while showering, and the bath handle had been fixed to the wall in a way that made it unusable. On a positive note, the air conditioning worked well and the bed was comfortable—but unfortunately, that’s about where the positives end. "