Marriott Opens a Moxy Hotel in Tromsø, Norway

Updated: March 8, 2025, 4:55am CST

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Welcome to the Moxy Tromsø
How To Book the Moxy Tromsø
Final Thoughts

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Marriott has announced the opening of the world’s northernmost Moxy hotel in Tromsø, Norway. The town is known as being one of the top destinations in the world to view the Northern Lights, so this new Moxy hotel is sure to be a hit among travelers.

Keep reading to find out what guests of the new Moxy Tromsø can look forward to.

Welcome to the Moxy Tromsø

Moxy brand hotels are best known for maximizing the fun from the moment guests enter the lobby. Moxy Tromsø will be no different.

Moxy Tromso Sky Bar Moxy — The Sky Bar Moxy at Moxy Tromsø. Image Credit: Moxy Tromsø

Guests are welcomed with a cocktail when checking in at Sky Bar Moxy, which also serves as the hotel’s front desk. Guest rooms are thoughtfully designed to make the most of their limited space and feature views of the nearby fjord.

Moxy’s signature pink and purple colors can be found throughout the property among the otherwise Nordic aesthetic.

The hotel features a rooftop terrace where guests can enjoy unobstructed views of the city and fjord. There’s also an indoor lounge with a telescope available for stargazing and wildlife viewing.

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Experience a true Arctic winter in Tromsø, Norway with husky and reindeer visits, whale safaris, cross-country skiing, and more.

Sky Bar Moxy serves classic Moxy cocktails, local brews on tap, and the famous Fauxy Moxy mocktail. Guests can also enjoy light bites as well as coffee at the bar.

How To Book the Moxy Tromsø

Moxy Tromsø participates in the Marriott Bonvoy program, which means members can earn and redeem Marriott Bonvoy points for stays. And this property is priced very reasonably, especially for notoriously expensive Norway. Award nights can be had from just 10,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per night, while cash prices start at around $95 per night.

It’s relatively easy to earn Marriott Bonvoy points, too. One of the best ways is to apply for one of the many Marriott co-branded credit cards, which are currently offering elevated welcome bonuses.

You can also transfer Chase Ultimate Rewards points earned from several Chase credit cards and American Express Membership Rewards points earned from Amex credit cards at a 1:1 ratio.

Final Thoughts

Just in time for summer, the new Moxy Tromsø, the brand’s northernmost hotel, is now open for guests. Fans of the Moxy brand won’t be disappointed by this new Norwegian hotel, which offers an ideal location, great amenities like a roof terrace, and stunning views of the nearby fjords.