Realstar Hospitality has announced the opening of its newest Studio 6 location in Hornepayne, Ontario. This expansion into Northern Ontario aims to strengthen its growing Canadian franchise network and significantly enhance the presence of the Studio 6 brand in Canada.
"Our Studio 6 fills a longstanding gap in Hornepayne's lodging options," says Ben Cohen, CEO of Rideout Bay Developments, owner of Studio 6 in Hornepayne . "Whether staying for a shorter or extended period, we are dedicated to offering outstanding service and great value, and we look forward to welcoming guests travelling and working in the area."
Studio 6 in Hornepayne was designed with modern guests in mind, offering a blend of style and functionality. Each of the 44 spacious extended-stay suites features a fully equipped kitchenette with a full-size refrigerator, cooktop, utensils, dining area and workspace. The pet-friendly hotel also offers free Wi-Fi, on-site laundry facilities and ample free parking for large vehicles.
"Studio 6 not only meets a vital need in the Hornepayne community, but also offers a welcoming home base for travelling professionals and those looking to explore Ontario’s north," says Irwin Prince, president and COO of Realstar Hospitality. "This opening marks exciting growth for Studio 6, with Hornepayne being one of three new construction Studio 6 hotels by our valued partners at Rideout Bay Developments."
Located at 25 Becker Road, Studio 6 Hornepayne sits conveniently along a busy travel corridor through Ontario’s Algoma region, near White River. Guests can enjoy a range of nearby recreational activities, including the C&D Curling Club, Hornepayne Minor Hockey Association, and access to many popular snowmobile trails. The area is surrounded by numerous lakes, perfect for incredible fishing experiences. The hotel is close to Nagagamisis Provincial Park, a favourite destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
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