Moxy Slough

I won't ever stay in a Moxy again defacto due to checking on process - plenty of other hotels about.

冷蔵庫がなかったけどその他はとても良かったです。

Very clean and midern looking.Good location, near high street, train station and shopping. The staff is very friendly, attentive, and supportive to your requests.

The staff were very helpful as we took part in a charity bike ride overnight and they helped us store our bikes in their bike store at the back of the hotel which was a great help to us.

Welcoming and great value for money, friendly staff

Wonderful hotel! Breakfast was awesome and dinner menu was affordable for a night in!

Staff are brilliant.

None

The customer service was spot on . Special thanks to Karen for a wonderful decoration for my anniversary. We both had a peaceful stay.
Thank you guys.

Clean comfortable and central

So unique,
Well managed, clean. Different,
And smells amazing, even the lift!
Interesting and fun,
It has everything. Great prices included.
Can’t wait to return.
Parking over the road very reasonable.
Perfectly amazing. 🩷
Hairdryer and umbrellas made me love you more. But not more than the smell in the lift! 🩷

Review: Style over Substance—Moxy Slough misses the mark
Rating: ★★☆☆☆ (2.5/5)

I’ve stayed at several Moxy properties across the UK, and usually, you know exactly what you’re getting: a high-energy lobby and great tech. Unfortunately, the Moxy Slough feels like a watered-down version of the brand that has stripped away the very things that make it worth the stay.

"Entertainment" from the Dark Ages

Moxy markets itself to a tech-savvy crowd, yet the casting service on the TVs has been disabled. With incredibly limited channels (which freeze!) and no radio option, the entertainment is actually worse than a 1990s-style hotel room. Even the Wi-Fi is far from the "furiously fast" speeds promised by the brand; I clocked it at a mediocre 43.5 Mbps, which is stable enough for basic tasks, but hardly meeting the brand's own high-speed hype.

Poor Sleep & Missing Essentials

The stay was physically uncomfortable. The room was far too hot, and the temperature control was inadequate. Furthermore, I was disappointed to find only one pillow supplied per person. Why is it that a budget brand like Premier Inn provides two pillows as standard, yet Marriott (a supposedly "superior" global brand) skimps on basic comfort?

Design Quirks

The layout is a bit of a head-scratcher; the cable for the kettle doesn't even reach the socket comfortably. On the plus side, the bathroom was perfectly fine and the towels were of good quality, which saved the room from being a total disappointment.

Lacking the Moxy Soul

If you’re expecting the vibrant hangouts found at properties like Moxy Milton Keynes, prepare to be underwhelmed. You still check in at the bar, but without the usual energy, it feels less like a "funky" experience and more like a functional lobby relying entirely on its 'Thunderbirds' theme for personality.

The Verdict:

The basics (like the bathroom) are fine, but the "Moxy experience" is missing. When a budget chain beats a Marriott brand on sleep quality and tech, the "cool" branding starts to feel very thin. It’s an okay place to crash, but it doesn't live up to the Moxy name.

Great location, great staff, comfortable beds, hot shower with great pressure.