JW Marriott Tucson Starr Pass Resort & Spa in Arizona, US, has concluded a refurbishment of its accommodation inventory that involved refreshing 524 guest rooms.
The project also included updating 51 suites, 16 of which were newly added.
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The updated interior design incorporates elements of the surrounding Sonoran Desert alongside the hotel’s existing Southwestern architecture.
Among the changes, guest rooms have been reconfigured to position beds closer to the windows. The accommodations now also include expanded seating areas with trundle sofas, alongside redesigned bathrooms featuring spa-inspired walk-in showers.
The hotel also introduced a new room category called the Family Bunk Bed Suites configured with a king bed and twin bunk beds.
It also added four Sonoran Starr Suites, each offering 1,275ft² of indoor living space and an 868ft² private terrace overlooking Starr Pass.
These units feature a king bedroom, two bathrooms, a living area, a dining area, a wet bar, and the option for a connecting room.
In addition, the resort added 13 junior suites and increased its executive suite inventory from 15 to 20 units.
The room and suite overhaul forms part of a wider series of updates across the JW Marriott Tucson Starr Pass Resort & Spa.
The resort comprises more than 115,000ft² of indoor and outdoor event space, a 27-hole golf course, clubhouse, a spa, seven food and beverage outlets, and a swimming pool complex.
JW Marriott Tucson Starr Pass Resort & Spa general manager Dean Callahan said: “Our goal is for guests to arrive in awe and depart inspired.
“Our award-winning associates are devoted to helping our guests slow down, connect, and create lasting memories while developing a more personal connection to Tucson and the surrounding landscape.
“With these beautifully and thoughtfully completed updates, we’re better able to deliver that promise now… and for the next generation of visitors.”
