Moxy Hotels, part of Marriott Bonvoy’s global portfolio of over 30 extraordinary hotel brands, has announced its debut in Nepal with the opening of Moxy Kathmandu
Kathmandu is a city that thrives on contrasts, blends ancient heritage with modern buzz, vibrant culture, creativity, youthful energy and deep-rooted spiritual calmness – making it the perfect playground for Moxy.
Marking a bold new chapter for hospitality in Nepal, Moxy Kathmandu is located in Durbarmarg, one of the city’s most dynamic business and entertainment districts. Tribhuvan International Airport is 15 minutes away, making it an ideal launchpad for modern explorers. Guests are within easy reach of the UNESCO-listed Durbar Square, the spiritual serenity of Swayambhunath Stupa (also known as the Monkey Temple), and the bustling markets of Thamel, renowned for its eclectic mix of art, music, food, and fashion.
Moxy Kathmandu also puts guests close to the city’s emerging contemporary scene, from art galleries and indie cafés to rooftop lounges and live music venues. Whether exploring centuries-old temples, hiking nearby trails, or diving into Kathmandu’s dynamic nightlife, the hotel serves as a perfect base for those looking to experience the city with curiosity and style. True to the Moxy brand, the hotel reimagines the traditional stay with a distinctive blend of local design, flexible social spaces, and an atmosphere built for connection. Perfectly aligned with the dynamic spirit of the city, Moxy Kathmandu invites the young and young at heart to discover the city in a way that’s anything but ordinary.
“Moxy’s bold, playful spirit is perfectly suited for a city like Kathmandu, where tradition meets vibrant modernity. As demand for experiences that are both unconventional and culturally connected increases, Moxy Kathmandu brings eclectic youthful energy to match the pace of the city. We are proud to introduce this lifestyle brand to Nepal – our first in the country and third in South Asia as we expand our portfolio in the region to attract travellers seeking style, energy, and authenticity”, said Kiran Andicot, Senior Vice President, South Asia, Marriott International.
The 101 guestrooms are cleverly designed to maximise space and allow guests the flexibility to adapt the room to their needs. For those looking to stay active, the hotel also features a thoughtfully designed Fitness Center, built to keep up with the lively pace of its guests, whether it’s a quick cardio session or an intense workout.
“Kathmandu is a city full of character. It’s ancient yet modern, vibrant yet laid-back, always moving, always evolving. That’s what makes it the perfect match for Moxy. We’re bringing a hotel experience that’s bold, social, and full of personality, where guests don’t just stay, they plug into the city’s energy, and we can’t wait to see it come to life.” said Subarna Thapa, Captain, Moxy Kathmandu.
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