September 22, 2026 - 23:51

A new hotel has officially opened its doors in the Pinnacle Hills area of Rogers, bringing a significant investment to the local hospitality market. The property, which cost more than 72 million dollars to build, features three distinct food and beverage concepts along with an outdoor pool and over 10,000 square feet of event space.
The opening adds another option for travelers and locals looking for upscale accommodations in one of the fastest growing corridors of northwest Arkansas. The hotel's design aims to blend modern comfort with the character of the region, offering guests a place to stay that also serves as a gathering spot for the community.
The three dining venues give visitors a range of choices, from casual bites to more refined meals, without needing to leave the property. The outdoor pool provides a place to relax during warmer months, while the event space is positioned to host weddings, corporate meetings, and other large gatherings.
Developers behind the project say the location near major highways, retail centers, and entertainment venues made Pinnacle Hills an ideal choice. The hotel is expected to create dozens of jobs and draw more visitors to the area, adding momentum to the ongoing commercial growth in Rogers.
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