If you’re looking for an energetic alternative to the typical hotel experience, Moxy Times Square proves that affordability doesn’t mean sacrificing style or comfort. Offering guests a fun and coherent experience, Moxy offers clever design, a buzzing atmosphere, co-working spaces, modernized amenities, and an exceptional culinary program. Four new dining venues by Tao Group Hospitality include the largest all-season indoor / outdoor hotel rooftop lounge in New York City – featuring an “urban amusement park” concept and epic skyline views. Moxy Times Square has an innovative design and a playful soul, while staying economical and accessible for everyone.

LOCATION

Moxy provides a fresh perspective on an iconic neighborhood. Located just south of Times Square, Moxy finds itself at the epicenter of New York City’s distinctive electricity—where uptown and downtown converge. The hotel is a New York minute from everywhere you want to be: the Theater District, Garment District, Bryant Park, Madison Square Garden, 5th Avenue shopping, Javits Center, Penn Station, Hudson Yards, NoMad, and an endless assortment of boutiques, restaurants, and downtown nightlife

STYLE

Moxy Times Square’s style is built on a foundation of craftsmanship, functionality, honest materials, and thoughtful details. Polished concrete floors, exposed concrete columns, distressed brick walls, open ceilings, and beautiful millwork marry original historic elements with fresh and refined finishes. Communal public spaces are multipurpose, flexible, reconfigurable, and furnished with an eclectic mix of bespoke Yabu Pushelberg–designed leather and canvas furniture. 

Greeting guests in the dynamic and socially-driven atrium, is “Bear,” a hanging installation composed of black plastic and mirror fragments by Japanese artist, Sawada. Sawada was inspired by the hotel’s riff on “urban camping”.

ACCOMMODATIONS

Bedrooms intermix style with functionality. Cozy spaces with clever, modular design feature multipurpose custom furniture that folds away, allowing guests to personalize their rooms for working, eating, and entertaining. State-of-the-art technology accommodates modern media habits and connects guests seamlessly to the outside world. 

DINING

Magic Hour Rooftop Bar & Lounge

At 10,000 square feet, New York City’s largest indoor/outdoor hotel rooftop bar and lounge features an “urban amusement park” concept with an adult sensibility and offers epic Empire State Building skyline views. Highlights include carousel seating, oversized topiary gardens, and Foreplay, a miniature putt-putt featuring life-size animals in flirty poses. The vast, all-season rooftop lounge comprises multiple bars and seating areas, each with a distinct vibe and design sensibility to provide an endless stream of indelible “moments.”

A menu of shareable light bites is rooted in the world of the state fair, with modern takes on classics including Sausage & Peppers, Maine Lobster Roll, Carnival Potatoes, and the Magic Hour Burger. Nightly live DJs and a list of decadent cocktails and large format “curiosities”, interactive cocktails with unique presentations for groups —along with beer, wine, Champagne, and spirits—add to the sense of indulgence and amusement.Nightly live DJs and a list of decadent cocktails—along with beer, wine, Champagne, and spirits—add to the sense of indulgence and amusement.

Magic Hour can accommodate private events for up to 500 guests. The East Roof and West Roof can be combined to hold a large-scale event, or each can be used separately for smaller needs. The fully enclosed outdoor deck which boasts unparalleled views of the Empire State Building can be used year-round; covered in colder months and during inclement weather, or the retractable roof opened during more seasonable weather.

The Elephant Room with its own bar and DJ booth can provide further privacy for up to 75 guests. The private dining room is completely enclosed with one wall of windows that looks over bustling Seventh Avenue. With seating for up to 20 guests, the room is the perfect location for intimate lunch meetings or celebratory dinners.

Legasea

Led by Chief Culinary Officer Chef Ralph Scamardella (TAO, LAVO), Legasea is a fresh take on bar and grill classics with a fun-casual atmosphere for an entertaining dining experience that is to be expected from Tao Group Hospitality. Open for lunch, happy hour and dinner, Legasea has a lively bar scene and inviting dining room that provides guests with an unforgettable evening full of good food and good company. 

The menu is a fresh take on American bar and grill favorites with light seafood influences. Menu highlights include the wagyu pigs in a blanket, crispy blossoming onion, spicy crab beignets and wagyu steak frites with choice of green (salsa verde) or gold (Bernaise) sauce. Legasea’s beverage program offers an inviting menu of specialty cocktails, an extensive wine list of varietals and regions both by the bottle and by-the-glass, and refreshing beer options ranging from craft bottles to draft favorites.

Legasea is a neighborhood staple for lunch with a colleague, afterwork drinks, dinner before and after a concert or show or to celebrate a special occasion. The restaurant seats 120 in the main dining room, with a total space is 5,734 SF. The private dining room is completely enclosed with one wall of windows that looks over bustling Seventh Avenue. With seating for up to 20 guests, the room is the perfect location for intimate lunch meetings or celebratory dinners. 

Bar Moxy

Flooded with natural light thanks to a dramatic, triple-height atrium, the second-floor Bar Moxy serves as the social heart of the hotel, centered around a magnificent copper wrapped bar. With breakfast, lunch, and cocktail menus available, its flexible seating areas serve as collaborative workspaces during the day and transition seamlessly into a buzzing lounge as the sun goes down.

Café d’Avignon Popup at Bar Moxy

Located on the second floor, Café d’Avignon Popup at Bar Moxy offers specialty coffees, freshly baked pastries, savory sandwiches, and other great options ideal for visitors embarking on a day of sightseeing or business travelers between back-to-back meetings.

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