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Hyatt Renovates Abandoned Tucson Hotel with 291-Room Convention Center Opening 2027
Hyatt will transform the abandoned Hotel Arizona in downtown Tucson into a 291-room Hyatt Regency hotel by late 2027. The project includes 22,000 sq ft of event space next to the Tucson Convention Center.