A very nice hotel, I enjoyed me stay, very nice and helpful staff, clean rooms, good location (on one of the oldest streets in Bucharest). Cosy atmosphere.

They have room without window, can you belive that.
Rooms are very small and not clean enough.
Service is Ok

But overall they are hotel for max 3 star.

Le Boutique Hotel Moxa is a very conveniently located hotel in the heart of Bucharest, close to the Royal Palace now National Art Museum (few yards down Calea Victoriei), the Central University Library and the city's main boulevard and National Theatre.
As noted by other reviewers, the hotel features some bizarre items, such as the Rolls Royce parked just outside the entrance, probably left there to impress the viewers, but it's quiet and cosy overall.
The double room I was given was a bit smallish, but it was provided with a comfortable queen-size bed and some basic facilities (minibar, satellite tv, hairdryer etc.). The room was cleaned every day. It was overheated, though, and I had to open the window to let in some fresh air (despite a funny sign saying that windows should not be opened otherwise "bugs" would enter the room; but there were no bugs in sight at that time of the year). The bathroom was smallish too, but the shower worked fine, with plenty of hot water.
The breakfast (and waiting) room is rather small, and occasionally I had to wait a little for a free table. The breakfast itself was excellent, with a good choice of croissants, cakes and jams, as well as ham, cheese and hot food.
The hotel staff is friendly and speaks English, but make sure they do understand your instructions if they are important (such as the time you need the taxi to the airport).
The hotel is made of two blocks united by a corridor. I was given a room in the main block above the entrance; I'm not sure of the quality of the other block's rooms, if in doubt you've better inspect.
The wi-fi didn't work well in the room, but was excellent in the reception and waiting room.
There's a gym and sauna which I didn't use but I was told it is well equipped.

If you're a light sleeper, ask for a room far from the lift and the staircase, otherwise you'd get some noise from downstairs and from the lift itself.
I'd say the Moxa hotel is very good value for Bucharest's standards.

This was an overnight stay in Bucharest as part of a break during a 3 week business trip in a different part of Romania. It is not the first time I have stayed in the Moxa. The Hotel is just a short 10 minute walk from the centre of town. Although a taxi is needed to get to the old quarter.

The hotel is clean and the reception staff are friendly as are those in the Hotel's restaurant. The rooms are small but have most things that you need. (Note there are no tea and coffee making facilities in the rooms). There are several channels on the TV to choose from although to be honest I didn't really have the time to view them. There is free WiFi in each room. There is a small but well equpped gym and a sauna that I made use of.

The rooms are clean and the standard of housekeeping is good. However the price of things such as drinks are expensive.
I would stay at the Moxa again as it is a known quantity to me. However there may well be better deals lurking around.