Studio 6 Extends Its Stay to Northwestern Ontario with New Hotel in Dryden

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Toronto, ON (August 18, 2026) - Realstar Hospitality welcomes the newest hotel to its franchise network with the opening of a new-build Studio 6 in Dryden, Ontario.

"Dryden's steady commercial base and its position along the Trans-Canada Highway made it a compelling market for this hotel," said Ben Cohen of Rideout Bay Developments Inc., developer of Studio 6 in Dryden. "Studio 6 meets a genuine need in the community: modern, well-appointed accommodations that serve those visiting the region for a short or extended stay."

Studio 6 - Dryden offers 69 extended stay suites that include a full kitchen and spacious living area. Guests have access to free Wi-Fi, on-site laundry facilities, large truck and trailer parking, plus a function room for those travelling on business or hosting small events. The hotel is pet friendly and children 17 and under stay free when sharing accommodations with an adult family member. A highlight of this hotel is the mini-stick rink area, where teams and kids of all ages can enjoy some hockey fun!

"This is the third Studio 6 we've had the pleasure of opening with Ben Cohen and his team, with more to come," said Irwin Prince, President and COO of Realstar Hospitality. "Each of these projects supports tourism and economic growth in communities like Dryden, and we're proud to keep expanding the Studio 6 brand through high-calibre new builds and conversions across the country."

The hotel is proudly owned by Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation and sits at 569 Government Street, right along Highway 17/the Trans-Canada Highway, putting guests close to shopping, dining, and services throughout Dryden, as well as the lakes and forests that define this stretch of Northern Ontario's Sunset Country.

Outdoor recreation is never far away in Dryden. Anglers cast their lines on Wabigoon Lake, prized for its exceptional fishing, while the Dryden Signature Trail winds through Johnston Park and across a suspension bridge over the Wabigoon River, ideal for an easy walk or bike ride. A short drive brings guests to Aaron Provincial Park and Blue Lake Provincial Park, both known for their sandy beaches, boating, and water sports. Golf enthusiasts can tee off at Sandy Beach Golf Club. For year-round recreation, the Dryden Recreation Complex features a pool, waterslide, fitness centre, and arena.

Reservations for Studio 6 in Dryden can be made by visiting studio6.com, calling the toll free reservations line at 1.800.899.9841.