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"Wonderful and friendly staff. We love this hotel. Very clean and very quiet. Convenient to DLR, Westfield shopping centre and the tube. Highly recommend this hotel."

"Loved the teapot in the room and real teacups. The outside tables were full of empty glasses & plates the 1st evening I stayed. No tables were bussed. Why? Rarely was there anyone at Reception. Why? Appreciated notices in hallway to remind guests not to disturb others, to close doors quietly etc. Beds were comfy, sheets were good quality, nice pillows. Who thought a wood shelf around the bathroom sink was a good idea?! No noise from neighboring rooms was a pleasant surprise. Shower gel was completely empty. Why no Kleenex in room? Just toilet paper. All in all the best hotel I've stayed in, in Harlow. Thank you for a pleasant stay. I will be back!"

"Breakfast was fresh and well cooked. Plenty of choices."

"Comfortable overnight stay before an early morning flight. Granted accessible room as requested. Prompt check in and out. The only let down was the lack of gluten free options on the menu in the restaurant for our evening meal. It took 3 staff for me to explain my dietary needs for coeliac disease before finally being offered an adapted chicken dinner."

"Breakfast was great "

"We had an excellent stay 10 minute walk to station at most. Room was clean and tea - coffee availablity was lovely after a busy day. Staff were extremely helpful, polite and friendly. Food being available after Abba Voyage show was great as we hadnt had time to eat. A brilliant 2 night stay thank you"

"The hotel was in a good location convenient for Stratford station with easy walking access to it. The Moxy was very clean, and the staff extremely helpful, friendly and professionaly."

"Clean, well equipped room which was comfortable to stay in. Excellent location to access London Underground, Westfield shopping centre and restaurants. Would definitely recommend and stay again."

"Great Hotel to stay at and convenient for shopping and getting around on the tube"