Hotels with Bars in Ottawa

The reception staff were very welcoming and friendly. The gentleman at reception explained everything clearly and even provided us with a map showing the places to visit in Ottawa. Parking is chargeable at $25 per day, but it is very convenient. Both indoor and outdoor parking are available at the same price. They even provide a luggage trolley at the car park, which is very helpful when you have several bags. This is a well-managed, family-owned hotel. We noticed little thoughtful touches throughout the hotel, such as hand sanitiser placed outside each lift. The location is excellent, right along Elgin Street with plenty of eateries nearby. It is also within walking distance of ByWard Market and the Rideau Canal, making it very convenient for sightseeing. The breakfast was another highlight, with a very good spread including bacon, muffins and oats. Everything was hygienically packed and well presented. Overall, this is a very well-managed hotel with friendly service, a great location and thoughtful touches. Highly recommended.

The hotel is in good location with large room and comfortable bed. This was a busy time and the hotel was coping. However breakfast time was near breaking point with the amount of people eating. But a senior person took over and the pressure was eased.

Generally speaking, the water pressure of the shower in the bath is not large, and it is uncomfortable to wash! If the price can be under a thousand dollars, it can still account for a high cost performance. The location is not bad, very close to the University of Ottawa, not far from a few Chinese restaurants (you can find it on the map) The lobby is very small, and the parking garage is small and expensive 🥲 But Ctrip is good because they don't have I updated the booking information and wrote the paid parking as free, so in order to apologize, I paid the full parking fee for two days, Ctrip, the role model in the China travel app!

The hotel's location is excellent. You can walk to all the bustling streets nearby, and I could see the Parliament building right from my room. The front desk service was great. If you're driving, valet parking is available for around 60 Canadian dollars, paid at the front desk, which I believe includes the tip.

Terrible hotel. I had a booking for the 30th to Ottawa, but my school suddenly scheduled an exam. I called to modify the reservation (not cancel, but just postpone it for two days) and they refused. The front desk agreed, but the hotel manager didn't.

Breakfast wasn't a buffet; you had to order à la carte from the back. The breakfast area was tiny, and there were only one or two staff members responsible for seating, taking orders, clearing tables, and serving food. We waited over half an hour.

We found our stay here at Moxy Ottawa Downtown to be quite enjoyable. We were very pleased with the welcome mocktail for all of us to enjoy at the bar and lounge. Our first room was very damp, but front desk were happy to change us to another room that we were comfortable with. Also, the location is very convenient and within walking distance to everything. We didn't need our car for our 3 days in Ottawa. We enjoyed the sauna. The pool were quite busy and we were disappointed that the hot tub was under maintainance, so we did not get a chance to use it. The gym is quite nice.

A particularly good check-in experience. The front desk is friendly. They can cook, which solves the embarrassment of not being able to find food on Christmas Eve. The air conditioner in the room is a bit loud. This is the only drawback.

Great place to stay nice & clean not far from downtown . Private parking and room for 3 people was big with a big kitchen. I definitely recommend . Price is also affordable.

The hotel's cleanliness felt a bit subpar, and the management seemed a little disorganized. The elevator kept going to the 4th floor, which seemed to be a utility floor where towels and such were stored in a messy way. Overall, the impression was quite average. The lobby and basic services were also pretty unremarkable. Breakfast was a 35 CAD credit per person, and getting a higher floor or anything like that always incurred an extra charge.