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Developers plan dual-branded hotel for midtown Phoenix

A conceptual rendering of the planned dual-branded hotel by Plaza Cos., Holualoa Cos and Fayth Hospitality Group to be built in Phoenix.

By Ron Davis | Phoenix Business Journal

More than 200 new hotel rooms are planned at the site of the reimagined Park Central Mall.

Plaza Companies, Holualoa Companies and Fayth Hospitality Group announced Tuesday that they will collaborate on developing a Hilton dual-branded hotel at Park Central at 3121 N. 3rd Ave. The hotels will comprise 207 rooms between Home2Suites and Tru by Hilton. Under the partnership, Plaza Cos. is the construction manager, Holualoa is the asset manager and Fayth will be the hotel operator upon completion of the hotel.

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