The new hotels in Scottsdale
are mostly reinventions rather than new towers — resorts and older Old Town buildings rebuilt from the studs up — and the list of Scottsdale hotels opening soon
mixes a few concrete projects with some very famous ones that keep slipping. This guide tracks both honestly.
The biggest arrival is Kimpton Miralina Resort & Villas
in Paradise Valley, the former Scottsdale Plaza reimagined with six pools, Spa Miralina and a chef-driven Mexican restaurant, with its villa phase still to come. In Old Town, The REMI Scottsdale
brought the first Autograph Collection to the Entertainment District, AC Hotel Scottsdale Old Town
added a rooftop pool and bar on Indian School Road, and Hotel Solaya
reopened under the JdV by Hyatt flag after a full renovation.
The market’s earlier wave still shapes it. Caesars Republic Scottsdale
opened in 2024 as the first non-gaming Caesars hotel in the country, The Global Ambassador
brought independent luxury to the Camelback border in late 2023, and Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort
replaced the Hyatt Regency at Gainey Ranch after a $115 million renovation. They sit just outside our two-year window, but they remain the benchmarks newer hotels are measured against.
In the pipeline, Scottsdale Golf Retreat at Troon North
is the nearest opening, with its golf suites already bookable, and the planned Hyatt Place at Arizona Boardwalk
is coming to Talking Stick. The Ritz-Carlton, Paradise Valley
is the cautionary tale — announced for years, now tied up in a court-supervised restructuring with no date.
Scottsdale rates follow the event calendar: Barrett-Jackson in January, the WM Phoenix Open in February and spring training in March push prices to their peak, while summer is the value season. For downtown stays next door, see the newest Phoenix hotels, or explore new hotels across Arizona
from Sedona to Tucson.