Hyatt brings Arizona way of life resort below JdV assortment model

Hyatt Hotels has opened the 194-key boutique Hotel Solaya in Scottsdale, Arizona, below its JdV by Hyatt assortment model, the corporate introduced Tuesday. 

The way of life resort opened after a complete renovation that revamped its visitor rooms and customary areas. The mission launched “a bold, Modern Mexican flare” to the property’s interiors, with the brand new design “balancing rich cultural textures with tonal elegance,” in line with a launch. The property, previously operated as The Monarch, will proceed to be managed by Dallas-based Dreamscape Hospitality. 

Hotel Solaya options facilities reminiscent of an outside pool deck, an on-site spa and a health heart. The resort additionally presents seven occasion areas, together with a 3,500-square-foot out of doors garden and a 2,600-square-foot ballroom. 

Modern American restaurant Ella on the Park is ready to open on the resort later this spring, with seating throughout an indoor eating room, out of doors patio and a 360-degree bar. Common Ground Bistro within the resort foyer, in the meantime, presents American bistro-style delicacies, per the discharge. 

“Hotel Solaya was designed to celebrate the energy of Scottsdale while offering guests a space that feels both vibrant and welcoming,” Tobby Rau, the resort’s basic supervisor, stated in a press release. “From the architecture and design to the culinary concepts and poolside atmosphere, every element reflects a sense of curiosity, connection, and discovery.”

Hotel Solaya joins Hyatt’s rising JdV model, which added the Lowline Hotel in downtown Charleston, South Carolina, final month. Hyatt opened a life-style resort in Anchorage, Alaska, below the JdV portfolio final 12 months. And former Bunkhouse property Hotel Genevieve in Louisville, Kentucky, additionally transformed below the model final 12 months. 

Additionally, Hyatt is increasing its luxurious Unbound Collection, which added The Georgian in Santa Monica, California, final month.