This was my first stay at a Moxy Hotel. I have always wanted to stay at one and I finally did it!…read more Just as I was told by family and friends, upon entry there is loud music playing to get you hyped up about your visit. Check in is at the bar, no stuffy hostess station. So check in your room and order a drink at the same time! At this particular location, trying to bring your luggage in could be a challenge as there is no parking on site. There is a parking garage down the street. You can pay $25 for overnight or $35 for in and out access. That said, you have to double park, run your bags in, then drive down the street to park, so that's kind of odd. Also no valet if you are like me and used to that at hotels. The rooms are small. Kind of remind me of "tiny house" living. So don't come in with a whole lot of stuff, there isn't a ton of room but you have everything that you need. Also if you need an iron/ironing board, they have one on each floor near the elevators because there is really no room in your hotel room to have them. On Friday night the hotel has a DJ in the lobby! LOVE LOVE LOVE that! He would even take requests. You can dance down there and chat with other people just a lot of fun and bonus the bar doesn't close until 1am! There is also food you can buy (tacos) so when you are coming in late no worries food is there! Nice touch. Really enjoyed the hotel and looking forward to trying other Moxy's in other cities!

The good ... The people were friendly and helpful. When the…read morekitchen messed up my food order, the bartender gal almost apologized too much. I reassure her it was ok. I was a bit out off by the limited base hours. It's Louisville. Should've the bar open before 5pm on a Sunday? She explained that the bar is separate from check in and the kitchen or something, and they couldn't justify bringing in a bartender. Just makes no sense. How somebody that can check people in and pour drinks. It wasn't that just. The good ... Location. Convenient to Yum Center, downtown bars and restaurants, Roots 101 (super recommend this), and the Muhammad Ali Center (further but walkable). The bad ... The rooms. The rooms are tiny. Not much room for more than the bed, shower, and restroom. You definitely don't want to have 2 people. There's no place to lounge at all. My housekeeper didn't come a couple days I was there. My bed was never made up. But, I did come back to some fresh towels. We only stayed here because a group of us came from California for the Cal-Louisville game. Had I known the rooms were this small, I would have stayed elsewhere. But, I understand that this is their "thing," so I can't fault the hotel. If you're looking to save a little and don't mind a small room, this is a good spot. But, is your tastes are more for a larger room, stay away.

I was really shocked by the negative rating. Going into my trip, I was a bit irritated with the…read morehotel because they wouldn't let me modify my reservation to a group rate even though the rest of our team did. We got in late on a Friday night and could quickly tell there were a couple events being held. We were tired (close to midnight) but check in was a breeze. Staff very friendly. We picked self park. I drive an SUV and the low clearance was rather frightening but worked out just fine. Room was spacious, but the AC didn't work well at night. The view was beautiful. Amenity options for food and drink were great. Location was perfect. The only negative was an event being held resulted in fireworks at midnight. We had to be up at 5:30 the next morning so it was a bit much. (Gosh I sound old). Overall, I'd stay here again and again.

The hotel could have been a 4 or 5 but:…read more The TV set had no external connections, and not even a headphone jack, so there was no way to attach any of my hearing assistive devices. (I have stayed in over 50 hotels and this is the only one I have EVER encountered that had TVs with no available external connections.) Not only that, but the TV channel guide is incorrect. Like Channel 39 should have been COZI but came up as BRAVO. And several channels came up as unavailable. So not only couldn't I hear the TV, but I couldn't find the programs I wanted to watch, even with closed captions. When I arrived, the A/C was set at 66. The wall A/C - heater was efficient though and warmed up the room quickly (although it took a while to warm the shower area). And when I arrived and found the light switch, it turned on a dim night-light luminescent panel near the door. I had to feel around the room to find a lamp, and then feel around some more to find the switch. And there were only 2 lamps in the room near the beds, so working at the desk was nearly impossible after dark. Many of the aforementioned hotels welcome their guests with a free bottle or 2 of water. The Galt welcomes them with a $7 bottle of Smart Water which costs around $2.50 in stores. I couldn't find a luggage rack. All the other positive things others have mentioned are reasonably accurate, but I didn't use it's dining establishments. But the cold, dark, room welcoming me, and pretty much useless TV, and hardly any lighting were a disappointment. I've been in 2-Star hotels which were better.

In Downtown area a great option for a hotel. This is a two hotel brand in one building, so it was…read moreinteresting. Spring hill on one side and fairfield on the other, both Marriott Bonvoy brands. All check-in was done on the springhill side counter which is the first check in you walk into from the parking area. Room was big and comfortable, it has a shower tub med to small size. Continental breakfast is included and most of the service was great. Some were just barely there for customer service but overall a great value stay for me and I'd stay here again of needed.

Don't get me wrong, the location is excellent, the price is great, and there's parking for $19 a…read moreday. Unfortunately the service and inconsistent information received was whack. We booked thru a third party for an executive suite 1 BR. We arrived later and the Fairfield front desk isn't open, everything thru the Springhills side. We realized the room they gave us was a regular king. I went to the front desk to inquire and the front desk guy was like, there's no such room, it doesn't exist. I was like, I'm on the Marriot website and they do have the executive suite and I booked it and showed him my confirmation with the words "executive suite 1BR". He was like it's the regular king you booked, Fairfield doesn't have any suites and I have never seen that website. (It's Marriott.com btw). I showed him the pictures on the website. He still didn't believe me and after just said come back in the morning to speak with the manager. I came back and spoke with Nikki instead. She was amazing. She said yes, we do have that room but they are all under construction and someone should have emailed us. I told her about the front desk guy from last night and she said he should know better because he's been with the company for 10 years! She tried to compensate us for the room we should have gotten but couldn't because we booked thru a third party. She let us pick some items from their market instead. She seems to know her information and was really helpful and great. Rooms: old, dirty and uncomfortable. Bad decor with bright ugly colors. The bed was really lumpy and soft. He room was either super warm or cold. At least we know both extremes were working. Carpet was stained and so was the shower. Older room for sure. Had a mini fridge and microwave. Our bolt lock was broken. Also had key issues. Breakfast: space eggs (fake) eggs, sausage Links or patties, fresh fruit, cereal, hard croissant, yogurt, hard boil eggs. No waffle machines. Pretty decent besides the space scramble eggs. Sat/Sun opens 7-10, weekdays 6:30-9:30. If you're looking to save some money but expect what you pay for, low quality rooms and inconsistent service.

The condition of the building was horrible. There were dirty socks behind our bathroom door. The…read moreshower was awful. The bed felt like I was sleeping on the floor. 0 stars if I could.

We had to stay for a funeral. I had to switch rooms there were roaches and the shower leaked all…read moreover the floor. The 2nd room had so many roaches it was unreal. I had all our stuff in vacuum seal bags. And were killing bugs every damn night. I took pictures as proof. I was worried I would bring home 10 different species of roach.

I know I shouldn't have high expectations when staying at low $ hotels, but seriously?!? The rooms…read moresmell like New Orleans (post Katrina). Old style TVs with outdated channel line ups and without any of the premium channels advertised (2 HBO and one SHOW according to the guest guide in my room). Free wireless - but no Internet connection so I'm not sure why they have wi-fi? The universal machine has been out of order every time I've been here over the past 3 years. The coffee maker in my room did not work. They offer a free breakfast, starting at 6:30 am. They don't tell you that you need to be there AT 6:30 if you hope to be out by 8 am! One person takes the orders, makes the orders, delivers and cleans up. And none of it in a hurry. This hotel is about on par with a backpackers hostel. But more expensive.

DO NOT SUPPORT LOST RIVER HOSTEL OR THE OWNER SCOTT WHEELER!…read more Eight years ago, at 19, I volunteered at Lost River Hostel for housing and food and was isolated under the owner, Scott Wheeler, then 39. What seemed like a free-spirited work-trade became sexu@l exploit@tion, m@nipulation, and r@pe, where I felt unable to say no without losing my place to live and was pressured into s3x while similar behavior occurred toward other young women. I later confirmed this pattern continued, and I am sharing so others stay safe. Do not support Lost River Hostel or Scott Wheeler.

Be prepared! Take a step back in time to when the Gypsies ran wild, rock and roll ruled the land…read moreand alternative medicinals were created to find a trio into far out man-land! This hostel geared towards the let your hair down, forget the grind of the democratic dysfunctional system, and tip toe through the tulips of nature and free range animals of all sorts. This is a one of a kind hostel. Kind hearted people with the demands to return to the Earth and allow her to nurture their spirits and souls without any judgement nor expectations. Games, fire pit surrounded by communal seating; a house of mutual participation with a joint use kitchen, art therapy room and an area for simple conversations and letting time simply be avoided. Trails leading around a property littered with camping beds of sorts; a communal bath/shower place ; and toilets. Be prepared to walk a way to get to a bathroom. I've a feeling maybe a bathroom isn't always required..? A 3/5 simply because though marketed as unique and not everyone's cup of tea, which would be accurate; the reserved date we arrived the dates were equally for a polyamorous focused weekend. Ummm... yeah, these focused weekends of specific topic should be informed of when making reservations!! So.. no, it's not for everyone including me, yet, for any and everyone who seeks this type of venue and experience, I must say this place was unique, owns its uniqueness and the people were kind! Give it a try if this sounds like it may suit you well!! Ask if there's a focus of staying for the dates you're planning on going! You may be glad you asked; either way!! enjoy!

Replied to two Craigslist ads for this place via email, called them more than a dozen times over…read morethe course of 3+ weeks and never got more than a recording, left at least two messages asking them to call me back or respond to my emails and never received a single response. I finally gave up. Why do you advertise rooms for rent and say call between 1 and 5 if you never answer the phone between 1 and 5 and never respond to messages from people interested in renting a room? There's something fishy about this place.

Would leave 0 stars if possible. Hands down the nastiest hotel I have ever stayed in. From bugs in…read morethe carpet, hair in the sheets and to top it all off a door falling off the hinges with some mysterious "liquid" spewing from the HVAC room. (Poor maintenance man was super nice and did the best he could to remedy at 10pm) Avoid at all costs, especially for what the decided to charge on top of paying for parking. Lovely uneven concrete fixed with orange paint. Good luck walking up the stairs if you need the handrail! Might go over as everything is free floating! WASTE OF MONEY

My husband and I stayed here for 6 days for work in Sep 2024. I'll list the pros and cons…read more Pros: easy and friendly check in. Kitchen in room. Streaming service on TV. Close to restaurants, grocery stores, and gas stations. No bed bugs. Heating/cooling works well. Got some much needed rest. When I asked for a wake up call I got it. Cons: not enough toilet paper or paper towels and when I tried to call front desk or message them from the marriott app, I got no response. Toilet would run for an hour everytime u flushed it. Bathroom had a faint smell of smoke when I checked in and I didn't want to be blamed for it. Tried to send a message about that also to no avail. This has nothing to do w the hotel but whoever was upstairs sounded like a herd of Buffalo slam dancing. I would stay again. Just a few minor tweaks w communication and the toilet was a bit annoying. But we felt safe and the housecleaner were kind. Oh yeah maybe a few more trash bags in the room for extended stays. But ur clean and safe so I say that trumps the rest