Hotel Valley Ho in Scottsdale, AZ, has announced an $18 million room renovation, the largest since its original opening in 1956. Later this year, the hotel plans to unveil additional redesigned rooms and Executive Suites. The hotel tapped Mendil + Meyer Design Studio for the project.
The design team prioritized sustainability and mindfulness, incorporating elements from previous renovations to reduce waste and environmental impact. Custom artwork by Scottsdale-based artist Djamila Fierek adorns the walls, while ceramic wall planters add a touch of whimsy. The new window sheers include a custom-designed fabric featuring geometric hummingbird patterns symbolizing joy and good fortune. Rooms and suites also feature open closets in walnut wood, along with custom terrazzo countertops, illuminated pill-shaped vanity mirrors, spacious patios with loungers and extra seating, and floating tubs in select rooms.
The design team also selected eco-conscious elements such as the “Sprung Chair” crafted from 81 percent recycled material by UK-based company Deadgood. In the bathrooms, natural light floods in through glass block accents, illuminating the concrete terrazzo vanities. With the high-tech Lutron system, guests can personalize lighting and temperature to create the perfect ambiance.
Hotel Valley Ho’s room transformation also introduces ground-level, pool-facing Cabana King Rooms, offering guests the addition of an extended patio complete with sun loungers, tables and chairs to provide the feel of a private cabana. Revitalized Terrace Suites feature separate living and sleeping areas, each with its own private patio for soaking up the Arizona sunshine. These suites feature king-size beds, queen sleeper sofas and custom furnishings throughout.
For more information, visit www.hotelvalleyho.com.
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