(TAN): Moxy Tromsø has opened its doors to guests in northern Norway. Operated by Core Hospitality A/S, the hotel is the northernmost property in Marriott Bonvoy’s global portfolio.
Tromsø is known for its beautiful winter landscapes and Northern Light displays, with summer adventures benefiting from the midnight sun and 24-hour sunlight.
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Moxy Tromsø is stylish and features industrial design and sociable service. It has 208 bedrooms with walk-in showers, 55-inch flat-screen televisions, comfortable beds, and motion-activated LED guidelights. Guests step onto the top floor into Sky Bar Moxy, the social heart of the hotel, which also serves as the hotel’s front desk. All guests are welcomed with a ‘Got Moxy’ cocktail or mocktail at check-in, alongside the room key.
Boasting undisturbed views of the fjord and mountains beyond, Danish designers Mette Fredskild Studio drew inspiration from the locale, with a palette of local traditional folk dress featuring indigo, cobalt, and city blue, to warmer colours, including purples, brown and deep red. Murals in public spaces, created by local artists Alice Kvalvik and Jonathan Broca are a playful take on Tromsø life and the environment beyond.
“We are thrilled to expand our Moxy Hotels footprint in Norway with the opening of Moxy Tromsø, unlocking Marriott Bonvoy’s Northernmost destination in the world,” said Sandra Schulze-Potgieter, vice president, Premium & Select Brands, EMEA, Marriott International. “Moxy is known for its young-at-heart spirit and Tromsø is an incredible destination for our fun-hunters to add to their bucket list, with a different stay and experience for each season.”
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“Moxy Tromsø is an exciting new destination for all travellers and Marriott Bonvoy members, and we are very proud of this new addition to our portfolio,” said Per Denker Sørensen, CEO of Core Hospitality.
The hotel is the gateway to Arctic adventures famed in the region from husky and reindeer visits, Sami culture experiences, whale safaris, northern lights hunting, cross-country skiing and fjord cruises.
