Luxury Downtown Phoenix Hotel Opens Sept 16
Denu Hotel & Spa

Denu Hotel & Spa rendering courtesy of PHG.

17 Floors with 236 Rooms

Pacific Hospitality Group (PHG) has opened reservations for Denū Hotel & Spa, its newest property in Downtown Phoenix. The 17-story hotel at 1 E. Adams Street will feature 236 guest rooms. Amenities include the Hammam-inspired Solstone Holistic Spa, wellness and fitness programs, a rooftop pool and flexible meeting and event spaces. Guests will also have access to a lobby-level restaurant and lounge, café and rooftop bar. The hotel sits near the Phoenix Convention Center, transportation hubs and downtown arts, sports and entertainment venues.

PHG develops, owns, finances and manages branded and independent hotels and resorts across Hawaii, California, Arizona and Texas. The company currently operates 11 properties with more than 2,460 rooms and approximately 186,000 square feet of indoor meeting and event space.

Pacific Hospitality Group (PHG) is taking reservations for its latest hotel, the Denu Hotel & Spa in downtown Phoenix. The 236-room hotel is at 1 E. Adams Street in downtown Phoenix in a newly constructed 17-story building.

Features include the Hammam-inspired spa, the Solstone Holistic Spa offers thermal rituals and immersive treatments; a fitness and wellbeing program; a rooftop pool with sweeping city views; and versatile meeting and event spaces designed to accommodate everything from corporate gatherings to celebratory social occasions.

Denū is located steps from major transportation hubs, the convention center and the city’s arts, culture, sports and entertainment venues. A lobby-level restaurant and lounge, café and rooftop bar complete the experience.

PHG operates both branded and independent resort properties. The company manages, develops, finances, and owns hotels and resorts in California, Hawaii, Arizona and Texas. PHG currently owns and manages 11 hotels and resorts, representing over 2,463 rooms and 185,791 square feet of indoor meeting and event space.

About Pacific Hospitality Group

Pacific Hospitality Group (PHG) owns and operates hotels in California, Hawaii, Arizona and Texas. The company focuses on long-term ownership and manages properties in which it invests. This approach helps PHG create value, strengthen its hospitality expertise and provide lasting employment opportunities.

PHG operates both branded and independent hotels and resorts. Its portfolio includes 11 properties with over 2,460 rooms and nearly 186,000 square feet of meeting and event space. PHG also operates its independent properties under the Meritage Collection.

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