The Mosey Hotel

Handsome decor with modern design and materials. Clean, spacious rooms. Beds are made with fitted sheets and both cotton and feather pillows. Showerheads have decent pressure. Staff and management are excellent. We had a small issue and they took care of it beautifully. For wheelchair travelers, the accessible rooms are spacious. Be aware that the roll in shower has a 1/2" lip. Also, they do not have wheelchair rooms with two doubles/queens, only kings, and there is no rollaway cot option. Everything else accessibility related at this property is great, including the handicapped parking spaces just a few feet from the front entrance. Easy parking, fun neighborhood, very convenient location. Highly recommend overall.

Over the past 2 years since I discovered the Mosey, I have stayed here 20+ nights--and I will keep coming back! The staff is thoughtful and kind and friendly. The gym has treadmills, ellipticals, and a Peloton. There's an on-site bar/restaurant with great salads. The mattresses are nicely firm, and the rooms overall have an upscale quality to the furnishings. There is free parking: a big lot plus covered parking, which is ideal for Buffalo winters. There's a Starbucks right across the street (though there's also free coffee + tea in the lobby in the mornings) and several restaurants within walking distance. And there are washers/dryers on site that are available 24 hours/day, and only cost a couple dollars. Overall, one of my favorite places to stay!

I stayed here while I taught at the university… It is a great location and the staff are very nice. It is nice and clean and the towels are great. The exercise room was good too. Thank you all so much.

Place is amazing, but the staff is what makes this stand out! Everyone willing to help with anything, good parking, nice restaurant, rooms large enough for everyone

I’ve stayed at many Tapestry Collection by Hilton hotels across the country and have always appreciated their high standards. That’s why this property was disappointing—no slippers, no robes, none of the small luxuries that set Tapestry apart. Without those touches, it feels closer to a Holiday Inn or Hampton Inn than a true Tapestry Collection hotel.