Hotel Solaya has officially opened its doors, joining the JdV by Hyatt brand portfolio. Following an extensive transformation, the reimagined property introduces a desert oasis where modern Mexican influence, playful design, and the energy of Scottsdale come together.
The property features 194 redesigned guestrooms and suites, art-filled common spaces, curated dining concepts, on-site spa & fitness center, and a lively outdoor pool deck designed to capture the social energy of Old Town.
The name Solaya reflects the essence of the experience—combining “Sol,” the sun, with “Aya,” the goddess of dawn. Inspired by the desert’s quiet glow and the first light of day, the hotel evokes a sense of awakening, both creative and spiritual.
The design of Hotel Solaya introduces a bold, modern Mexican flare. The property’s sculptural architecture utilizes a play of light and shadow to create an approachable yet elevated oasis. The aesthetic, rooted in the Sonoran Desert, balances cultural textures with tonal elegance.
“Hotel Solaya was designed to celebrate the energy of Scottsdale while offering guests a space that feels both vibrant and welcoming,” said Tobby Rau, Hotel Solaya general manager. “From the architecture and design to the culinary concepts and poolside atmosphere, every element reflects a sense of curiosity, connection, and discovery.”
Elevated Dining Concepts
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At the heart of the hotel’s culinary experience is Ella on the Park is set to open in late Spring—a modern American restaurant overlooking Civic Center Park. The restaurant seats up to 150 guests across its indoor dining room and outdoor patio, where signature dishes lean into smokehouse techniques with a modern American lens. Guests can also gather around the 360-degree bar, seating up to 30, making it an ideal destination for celebratory dinners and sunset cocktails. In addition to dinner service, a brunch menu is set to debut this October.
Inside the hotel lobby, Common Ground Bistro offers a casual, curated dining experience. Serving American bistro-style cuisine, the space invites guests to gather over freshly brewed coffee, breakfast, or light bites throughout the day.
A Social Poolside Destination
Upon entering the property, guests are immediately welcomed by The Pool at Solaya, an expansive outdoor space designed for relaxation and celebration. Surrounded by cabanas and lounge seating, the pool deck is sure to become one of Scottsdale’s newest social hotspots.
With its bar and grill service, the space offers a playful yet elevated poolside experience perfect for locals and visitors alike.
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Events, Celebrations & Gatherings
Hotel Solaya also offers seven event spaces designed to host everything from corporate meetings to weddings and social celebrations. The property’s premiere event space, a 3,500-square-foot outdoor lawn, is ideal for open-air events, ceremonies, and large gatherings. For interior meeting spaces, the 2,600-square-foot high-ceiling ballroom offers an open plan that can be tailored to create a successful gala, celebration or reception.
For more information, visit www.hotelsolaya.com.
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