From a $200 million Las Vegas-area transformation to the post-hurricane rebirth of Florida’s iconic “Pink Palace”
As the hospitality industry gears up for a robust 2026, several properties in the United States mainland and Puerto Rico are unveiling massive renovations, brand conversions, and expanded event spaces designed to elevate the guest and planner experience. Whether you are looking for a wellness-focused corporate retreat in downtown Atlanta, a historic equestrian resort in Arizona, or sweeping Gulf views in St. Pete Beach, these six properties offer state-of-the-art facilities, elevated luxury and highly anticipated new venues for groups of all sizes.
JW Marriott Atlanta Downtown

Reopening in spring 2026, JW Marriott Atlanta Downtown debuts following a complete transformation of the former W Atlanta Downtown. The reimagined luxury hotel features 237 guestrooms and marks the U.S. debut of JW Marriott’s wellness-focused Mindful Floor.
Inspired by Atlanta’s railway heritage and urban canopy, the sophisticated design introduces a tranquil lobby with a 360-degree bar and a new Italian-inspired restaurant. Guests will enjoy premium amenities including one of the city’s largest Executive Lounges, a rooftop pool bar, a JW Garden, spa, fitness center and refreshed meeting spaces, bringing understated elegance to the city’s heart.
Rancho De Los Caballeros

Following a $100 million multi-year renovation, Rancho de los Caballeros in Wickenburg, Arizona, unveils its next chapter, blending modern luxury with its nearly 80-year legacy. The extensive transformation introduces the new four-bedroom casita-style Wickenburg Suites, complete with hand-plastered fireplaces and golf course views.
Guests can enjoy the reimagined Quarter Horse Terrace and a spectacular new resort-style pool complex featuring a zero-entry pool, lap pool, cabanas and a new restaurant. Property-wide enhancements also include refreshed guestrooms, upgraded meeting spaces, the debut of fine dining, spa improvements and continued investment in the resort’s signature equestrian programming.
La Concha Resort

La Concha Resort, Puerto Rico, an Autograph Collection Hotel has unveiled an $80.2 million transformation, officially joining Marriott’s Autograph Collection. The extensive renovation introduces 235 revamped suites in The Suite Tower and 35,000 sq. ft. of combined indoor and outdoor event space.
Highlights include the modernized 5,576-square-foot Las Nereidas Ballroom and the scenic Marena Outdoor Pool Deck. Guests will discover elevated culinary experiences, including Levant by Michelin-starred Chef Michael White, alongside the new Elemara Spa. To celebrate, the “Great Group Escape” package offers exclusive rates, suite upgrades and valuable group concessions for 2026 events.
Edgewood Tahoe Resort

Edgewood Tahoe Resort in Nevada has announced a major expansion of its lakefront Clubhouse, growing from 31,753 to 44,463 sq. ft. to elevate South Lake Tahoe events. Debuting in late 2026 and hosting private events by March 2027, the project introduces the 5,600-square-foot Stillwater Grand Ballroom, accommodating over 350 guests with sweeping alpine and lake views.
Additional highlights include the new Lakeshore Room for intimate private dining and the 2,100-square-foot heated outdoor Stillwater Deck for year-round celebrations. Supported by an expanded banquet kitchen and sustainable site improvements, the reimagined Clubhouse offers unmatched flexibility and seamless indoor-outdoor flow for weddings and corporate gatherings.
Green Valley Ranch

Green Valley Ranch Resort in Las Vegas has unveiled its reimagined West Tower luxury suites, completing a major phase of its landmark $200 million property-wide transformation. The renovation introduces 71 sophisticated suites, including the expansive 2,790-square-foot Strip Suite, featuring a rooftop patio and 180-degree views.
Guests will enjoy elevated, personalized butler service tailored for bespoke experiences. Catering to event professionals, the resort is also revamping its meetings and convention spaces, set to debut in early 2026 with flexible, contemporary venues.
The Don CeSar

The iconic Don CeSar, the historic “Pink Palace,” in St. Pete Beach, Florida, has officially unveiled its stunning new 7,400-square-foot Royal Ballroom, expanding its premier event offerings following a multi-million-dollar, post-hurricane renovation.
The ballroom features sweeping Gulf views, twin curved staircases, and an adjacent foyer and veranda, supported by advanced AV and full-service event production. Joining 12 other meeting spaces, the resort also showcases refreshed public areas, elevated seaside glamour, and flexible group dining led by Executive Chef Alexander Reyes.