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The DoubleTree by Hilton Phoenix/Mesa will be home to the first Topgolf Swing Suite in Mesa once it debuts later in May.
The suite will feature a simulator bay that offers a variety of virtual games such as topgolf target games, hockey, football, baseball, carnival games, pirate wars and more. The simulator bay will be adorned with lounge seating, HDTVs and a food and beverage service.
“We’re thrilled to introduce the Topgolf Swing Suite to our property,” stated Bryan Heintz, general manager of the DoubleTree by Hilton Phoenix/Mesa, in a press release. “This exciting new amenity brings a dynamic, interactive experience to our guests, whether they’re here for business or leisure. It’s a perfect complement to our existing top-notch amenities and a fantastic addition for incoming groups looking to mix work with play in a fun, engaging setting.”
According to the press release, up to eight people can eat, drink and play in each bay. The space is also available to rent for businesses or social gatherings such as birthday parties, team building events and more.
“We are proud to team with the DoubleTree by Hilton Phoenix/Mesa to provide a new kind of interactive social experience that will entertain visitors of all ages and skill levels in Mesa,” Full Swing COO Jason Fierro stated in the press release. “Powered by industry-leading Full Swing simulators, games are designed for both non-golfers and golfers alike so everyone can have a great time.”
