RIMAP Hospitality Services Inc., one of Canada’s leading hotel management companies, has announced that Moxy Ottawa Downtown is now officially open, “welcoming guests to a bold new hospitality experience in the heart of the nation’s capital.”
Located at 126 York Street in the heart of Ottawa’s iconic ByWard Market district, Moxy Ottawa Downtown introduces a bold new hospitality experience designed for the next generation of travellers – playful, social, energetic, and undeniably fun. Smack dab in the middle of the action, the hotel places guests steps from Rideau Street, Gatineau, and Ottawa’s top business, entertainment, shopping, and cultural destinations,” said the company.
Guests can learn more and book their stay at www.marriott.com.
Following the successful opening of AC Hotel by Marriott Ottawa Downtown in 2025, Moxy Ottawa Downtown marks the next chapter in RIMAP Hospitality’s growing presence in the capital region, with the highly anticipated Renaissance Hotel Ottawa Downtown set to follow in 2027, said the company.
“At Moxy, hospitality is about energy, personality, and creating unforgettable moments,” said Marc Varadi, President of RIMAP Hospitality Inc. “We are incredibly excited to introduce this dynamic lifestyle brand to Ottawa and bring a completely new hotel experience to the city. Moxy Ottawa Downtown is designed to be more than a place to stay–it’s a social hub, a nightlife destination, and a gathering place for travellers and locals alike.”
At the centre of the experience is Moxy Bar, the heartbeat of the hotel and a high-energy social destination expected to quickly become one of Ottawa’s go-to gathering places. Open daily for breakfast and dinner, Moxy Bar offers handcrafted cocktails, elevated casual dining, and a lively atmosphere that transitions seamlessly from day to night. Guests and locals can also look forward to a rotating calendar of weekly entertainment and social programming, including games nights, live DJ performances, themed events, and interactive experiences designed to bring people together. With curated programming, live entertainment, and an energetic vibe, Moxy Bar delivers an atmosphere designed to keep the excitement going well into the evening, explained the company.
“Moxy Ottawa Downtown captures the spirit of the city’s evolving social and cultural scene,” said Stéphane Pelletier, Regional General Manager, RIMAP Hospitality Inc. “Every detail has been thoughtfully designed to encourage interaction, excitement, and discovery. From the guest experience to the entertainment programming, this hotel is built to surprise people in the best possible way.”
The hotel also offers a variety of amenities designed to balance social energy with relaxation, including a fitness centre, and flexible gathering spaces for both work and play.
Guestrooms at Moxy Ottawa Downtown have been intentionally designed to maximize every inch of space, blending smart functionality with playful details and modern comfort. Rooms feature walk-in showers, motion-activated LED guide lights, clever wall-mounted storage solutions, and flexible layouts that encourage guests to use the space however they like. Stylish, efficient, and full of personality, the guestrooms embody the Moxy brand’s fresh take on modern travel, it said.
“Marriott International is thrilled to continue its partnership with RIMAP Hospitality Services Inc. with the opening of Moxy Ottawa Downtown,” said Aaron Laurie, AVP of Development, Eastern Canada, at Marriott International. “Moxy Hotels has redefined the lifestyle hospitality category around the world through bold design, vibrant social experiences, and an energetic spirit that resonates strongly with today’s travellers. We are excited to see the brand make its Ottawa debut in the heart of the ByWard Market.”
RIMAP Hospitality Services Inc., Montreal-based hotel management company, was founded in 2007. In just over a decade, RIMAP has become one of Montreal’s largest hotel operators, currently managing internationally recognized brands under the Marriott, Hilton, and IHG Hotels & Resorts banners.
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