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Hyatt Regency Phoenix is a premier convention hotel located in the heart of downtown Phoenix, Arizona, serving as a landmark destination for business and leisure travelers since its completion in 1976. This 24-story, 317-foot tall hotel features 693 guest rooms and suites with modern residential design and oversized windows offering scenic views of downtown Phoenix and the surrounding Valley of the Sun. The hotel underwent a complete multi-million dollar transformation in 2019, creating a modern urban oasis with enhanced arrival experience, new dining venues, and updated meeting facilities. The property offers over 50,000 square feet of flexible meeting and event space, including the impressive Regency Ballroom with 10,168 square feet and capacity for up to 800 attendees, the Phoenix Ballroom with divisible space, and 39 meeting rooms of various sizes. The hotel features a distinctive 8-story atrium that can be transformed for registration, exhibit space, banquets, or wedding events, providing 14,000 square feet of naturally lit space. The venue serves diverse industries including corporate meetings, conventions, weddings, and social events, with specialized facilities like Conference Suites, boardrooms, and the unique Skyview Terrace offering 3,600 square feet of outdoor rooftop space with cityscape views. The hotel is strategically positioned directly opposite the Phoenix Convention Center and within walking distance of major attractions including Chase Field, Footprint Center, Symphony Hall, and Herberger Theatre. Dining options include The Compass, Arizona's only revolving rooftop restaurant offering 360-degree views, Barrel & Bushel featuring local craft brews and American comfort food, and B&B Market for grab-and-go options. Additional amenities include a third-floor outdoor pool, 24-hour fitness center, business center, and valet parking. The hotel's prime downtown location places guests within blocks of over 100 restaurants, shopping at CityScape and Arizona Center, sports venues, theaters, museums, and entertainment districts, making it an ideal hub for exploring Phoenix's vibrant urban core and conducting business in the Southwest's major metropolitan center.