Welcome to the Mogotel Hotel Group

About us

Mogotel Hotel Group is an international hotel operator headquartered in Riga, Latvia, with expertise in delivering high-quality hospitality services. Since our inception in 2002, we have consistently demonstrated our ability to grow profits and manage a diverse portfolio of accommodation properties across various target markets.

Our operations span across Eastern and Northern Europe, offering a variety of hotel types to meet the unique needs of every guest. At Mogotel Hotel Group, we pride ourselves on our high standards, wide range of services, and a friendly approach to each customer.

In addition to operating our own brands, we collaborate with some of the world’s most renowned hotel management chains, including Wyndham, Accor, and IHG, ensuring that our guests experience top-tier hospitality during every stay.

Dear visitor

Mogotel Hotel Group is the largest hotel operator in the Baltics in terms of rooms and hotels. We are also expanding our hotel portfolio outside the Baltics and operate hotels in Europe. Mogotel provides not only basic hotel services – accommodation, but is also a major figure in the SPA, conference and catering industry.
Mogotel Hotel Group is a strong player in the hospitality industry - stable growth since 2002 and a development speed measured in seconds. Whether you are a hotel owner, investor, guest or potential new employee, we are always open to working with you.

With best regards, Vadim Muhin
Chairperson of the Council,
Mogotel Hotel Group AS.

Vision, mission and history

Our

Vision

To become a recognized, innovative and sustainable hospitality company with global coverage, providing the best value for money.

Our

Mission

We take care of you away from home.

Our

Values

Ambition, Sustainability, Stability, Passion, Hospitality, Innovation.

Our

History
Insight

The company was founded in 2002 when the Hotel Forum – a small hotel in Riga (Latvia), became the company’s property and then was subsequently sold. Then came 6 more hotels in Riga, which were developed and profitably sold.

But the company’s debut as an operator was in 2009 when the management of Old Riga Palace Hotel – a hotel in Old Riga with 100 rooms and a small restaurant was taken over. Within many productive years, the company expanded its business and today we run 24 hotels in Latvia, Estonia, Ukraine, Germany, Poland, Hungary, Slovenia, Slovakia, and Bulgaria

Key statistics

Total Hotels in operation

Stable growth of the hotels operated by Mogotel. For 20 years we have gathered intelligence and know-how to power-up hotel performance and guaranteed return of investment.

Total number of hotel rooms

As a leading hotel operator in Baltic countries we provide a full range of services for hotel management - from the project ideas to the organization of successful and profitable business.

Number of guests served

Best standards and unique flavor for each hotel give us a favorable advantage to serve our clients best way possible and therefore receive hundreds of thousands of positive feedbacks from our satisfied customers.

Total number of hotel rooms

As a leading hotel operator in Baltic countries we provide a full range of services for hotel management - from the project ideas to the organization of successful and profitable business.

Number of guests served

Total Hotels in operation

Stable growth of the hotels operated by Mogotel. For 20 years we have gathered intelligence and know-how to power-up hotel performance and guaranteed return of investment.

Jobs & Career

Meet Our Team

We are working hard to create strong hotel brands and new jobs in a labour market of Latvia and Baltics.

Explore Mogotel Team

New Opportunities

We are developing fast and always looking for new professionals to join our team.

Jobs Opportunities

Interesting facts

Did You Know?

The Legacy of Novotel Budapest Centrum

In 1911, the Palace Hotel, now Novotel Budapest Centrum, set a new standard for luxury and innovation. Designed by architects Marcell Komor and Dezső Jakab, it captivated with its opulent Secessionist motifs and modern services like in-room water, a unique "telephone message sender system," and an elevator. Post-World War II, it became a political headquarters. However, after a resurgence in 2002, the hotel, reborn as Novotel Budapest Centrum, retained its historical charm by preserving the original interior of its restaurant. Today, it stands as a seamless fusion of timeless elegance and modern comfort, inviting guests to experience a piece of history.

History of Rija Old Town Hotel

In the time period from 1340 to 1355 the location of RIJA Old Town Hotel was occupied by the Rentena tower with a historical city wall. In 1880 the tower was destroyed and the present building was built using the tower’s base walls. The building housed the well-known Tallinn Reaalkool (Tallinn Secondary Science School), which was the location of the school from 1881 to 1883. The hotel building is located next to the Tallinn horse mill, which was built in the first half of the 14th century and is one of the most exciting places in the Old Town of Tallinn. Nowadays, it is used for occasional exhibitions, concerts and theatrical performances. The hotel is a few metres from the remarkable Fat Margaret Tower and the historic walls of the hotel are part of the large wall leading to the tower and gates that once served as the entrance and exit to the city.

The meaning of Rija VEF Hotel name

VEF was one of the largest factories in Latvia. After the Second World War it was the leading switching equipment producer in the former Soviet Union. VEF produced telephone exchanges, telephone apparatus, radio sets and other goods. In 1939 the emblematic heritage of Latvian culture design, Minox sub-miniature camera, was made there, invented by Valters Caps, a photo-technical constructor of Baltic German descent. After the 2nd World War, its production was resumed in Germany, in 1948. The design of the “Minox” camera is included in the architecture and design section of the Latvian Culture Canon as a Latvian culture value.

History of Rixwell Old Riga Palace Hotel

In 2016, after extensive renovation work of an ancient medieval warehouse building, the annex of the Rixwell Old Riga Palace Hotel with 17 design rooms has been opened. The rooms in the new building have been restored while preserving the building’s historical details as much as possible, which makes the interior of these rooms unique and remarkable. Minsterejas Street guards a secret: the ancient and historical river named Rīdzene, which has been covered over the course of centuries, continues to flow under the city’s cobblestones and flows into the Daugava. Thanks to Rīdzene, the city of Riga received its name.

The symbol of Rixwell Elefant Hotel

The symbol of Rixwell Elefant Hotel is a 6m tall, big, white elephant – the symbol of hospitality, wisdom and happiness. The work of sculptor Kārlis Alainis has high quality traits of plastic arts, especially in details such as the rhythm of ear creasing and the weary look in the eyes. There is a floor lamp corresponding to the size of the elephant. The dark genuine leather armchairs and pillows in them are in contrast with the ivory coloured sculpture; conversely, the almost megalithic chairs are harmonised with the size of the reproduction of the animal.

Ancient roots of Wellton Riverside SPA Hotel

A fragment of the old fortifications. According to the Indriķis Chronicle, this part of the city was enclosed in a wall in 1209. This area probably accommodated the so-called Saint Mary Stalls (‘‘Mahrstall’ in German), which gave Marstalu Street its name.

During Swedish rule at the end of the 17th century, bastions were built along the banks of the Daugava, and Marstalu Tower was demolished. Some of the city wall was preserved, because it was built over on both sides by houses of the city’s poor. A part of its remains can be found in the hotel’s courtyard. Today, only a fragment of the older tower’s rear wall and some of the brick flooring have survived.