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About Sheraton Grand Phoenix
Welcome to Sheraton Grand Phoenix, a landmark downtown Phoenix hotel with over 111,961 square feet of versatile meeting and event space. The property, renovated in 2019–2020 and rebranded in 2020, offers expansive ballrooms and conference rooms suited for large receptions, conferences, and social events. With direct access to Valley Metro and proximity to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, planning your next event is straightforward and stress-free. Below you'll find seating options, parking details, transit information, and nearby lodging and dining recommendations to help you secure everything you need for a successful gathering.
Whether you’re hosting a corporate conference, a large wedding reception, or a convention-style event, Sheraton Grand Phoenix provides a dependable venue with a prime downtown location. We’ll help you connect with affiliated hotels and nearby dining to complete your event experience. For any booking, think of us as your go-to person in the business—trustworthy, straightforward, and here to get you the tickets and spaces you need.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 340 North 3rd Street, Phoenix, AZ 85004.
- Venue type and footprint: High-rise convention hotel with over 111,961 square feet of meeting space; largest space is a ballroom at 27,000+ square feet with significant event capacity.
- Capacity: Largest meeting space up to about 2,510 (ballrooms and conference spaces); Phoenix Ballroom commonly cited around 2,500 capacity for receptions; total event space exceeds 110,000 square feet.
- Parking: On-site parking available; self-parking around $36–$51 per day, valet around $46–$61 per day.
- Transit: Direct access to Valley Metro Light Rail; downtown Phoenix hub with multiple stations within walking distance; Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport about 3.8 miles away.
- Nearby hotels: Numerous downtown properties within walking distance (e.g., Westin, Hyatt Regency, Renaissance, Kimpton, Courtyard/Residence Inn, etc.).
- Notable events and status: Historically hosted national events via proximity to Phoenix Convention Center; was purchased by Marriott in 2018 as a 1,000-room property; renovated 2019–2020; branding changed from Sheraton Grand Phoenix to Sheraton Phoenix Downtown in early 2020; reopened in 2021; not demolished.