Located in the downtown area of Scottsdale, Arizona, Hotel Valley Ho is a colorful and contemporary wedding venue. With a mid-century style exterior, the hotel embraces its history. It was originally opened in 1956 and has since been carefully restored to its former glory. The hotel sits among other buildings from the 1920s as a paragon of modern convenience. The hotel staff welcomes couples to enjoy their selection of venues and panoramic views of the city.

Facilities and Capacity

Hotel Valley Ho is happy to host celebrations of all sizes, from intimate ceremonies to grand gatherings. They also have spaces available to hold engagement parties, wedding showers, and rehearsal dinners. For the day itself, they offer the Palm Courtyard and Sky Line Rooftop as outdoor locations. Both spaces are distinctive venues that set the scene for an unforgettable celebration. On the rooftop, you can eat a delicious reception banquet with up to 200 guests. The palm tree-filled courtyard can accommodate ceremonies with up to 300 attendees. The Soho Ballroom combines indoor and outdoor comforts, as it sits adjacent to a landscaped courtyard. A wall of glass separates the two, filling the indoor space with an abundance of natural light. It can fit celebrations with up to 300 guests.

Services Offered

The hotel has a selection of predesigned packages to make planning your wedding easier, including a day-after brunch and getaway for a select few members of the wedding party. They also include wedding day essentials like folding chairs and a sound system. A studio king room is reserved for the couples on their wedding night, no matter if they opt for the simplest or more extravagant packages. The largest package includes a wedding toast with sparkling wine and valet parking for every guest. With every package, you are free to take your wedding photos anywhere in the resort. You have your choice of menus for the day, leaving you free to choose the one that suits your personal preferences. A handcrafted cocktail can be a luxurious way to toast to your new spouse.