This New Seattle Hotel Has a Teeter-Totter in the Lobby Because Why Not?
The Moxy Hotel features a lobby turned playground for the fun-loving traveler
By Megan Toal July 3, 2018
This article originally appeared in the July 2018 issue of Seattle Magazine.
This article appears in print in the July 2018 issue. Click here to subscribe.
To welcome a fun-loving crowd that’s both young and young at heart, Moxy Seattle Downtown (South Lake Union, 1016 Republican St.; 206.708.8200; marriott.com), which opened its doors in February, takes hospitality to new heights with something you don’t see in many hotel lobbies: a teeter-totter.
The property’s Seattle- and Portland-based interior design team The Society placed this invitation to play—created from reclaimed lumber by Seattle custom woodworkers Urban Reclamations—smack-dab in the middle the lobby for guests to enjoy.
Pop in during happy hour, when you’re sure to see guests having a chat (or a drink) over this next-level conversation piece.
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