A new hotel in Wynwood is opening Sept. 15. But you don’t have to wait until then to get a peek inside. Moxy Miami Wynwood Hotel is close to opening its new location in the trendy Wynwood Art District ...

Moxy Hotels is set to open two hotels in Florida this summer: Moxy Miami Wynwood and Moxy St. Pete. Reservations are open for Moxy Miami Wynwood, the second South Florida location, ahead of stays ...

WHY IT RATES: The Moxy brand's do-it-yourself ethos is an excellent fit for the COVID-19 era, featuring contactless check-in, wide-open public areas and plenty of outdoor spaces, which were designed ...

Six food-and-drink concepts have arrived with Moxy Miami South Beach, the first resort-style property under Marriott International’s Moxy Hotels brand, now open in the Art Deco District. Marriott’s ...

The Upside rooftop bar at Moxy South Beach has views of the ocean and Miami Beach.. Photos by Robert Kleinberg Another New York import has arrived in Miami Beach — but this one arrives with a tropical ...

Things were looking grim last year, when Miami’s hospitality industry took an estimated $3.4 billion hit from March to August 2020, according to a recent study. Fast forward to March 2021, when the ...

Craft Construction Starts First Branded Hotel Located in Iconic Wynwood Miami for Baywood Hotels and Dolphin Capital Partners Craft Construction Company initiated construction on The Moxy by Marriott ...

Marriott International's Moxy Hotels brand has debuted its first resort-style property with this week's opening of the Moxy Miami South Beach. Located within Miami Beach's Art Deco District at 915 ...

The exterior view of Moxy South Beach at 915 Washington Ave. in Miami Beach. Courtesy of Moxy South Beach To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript ...

The rooms at the Moxy Miami Beach recall a ferry service that ran from Miami to Havana in the 1940s and '50s. Photo Credit: Tom Stieghorst Heretofore, Marriott's Moxy brand has been strictly an urban, ...

Few hoteliers would dare launch a new venue in the middle of a global pandemic, let alone one that decimated the travel industry to the tune of $4.5trn. From vaccine passports and cancelled flights to ...