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DoubleTree (original DoubleTree Inn, Scottsdale)

Scottsdale, United States

Built 1969

DoubleTree (original DoubleTree Inn, Scottsdale) in Scottsdale was built in 1969; no completed renovation is yet on record. Its HotelChrono freshness score is 1.5/10.

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Past its typical ~8-year renovation cycle. A model estimate, not a sourced fact.

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Location

Satellite view · Scottsdale, United States

Timeline

  1. 1969

    First DoubleTree Inn opens in Scottsdale, Arizona

  2. 1989

    Kitchell begins franchising the DoubleTree brand

  3. 1999

    DoubleTree merges with Hilton

How this score is computed

Chrono Score v1.1deterministic · reproducible · pure freshness, never mixed with stars
# sourced: built 1969, no completed renovation on record
100 − 1.5 × 57 years = 15
= 1.5 / 10 · Tired

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Facts

Built

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1969

Ownership & operator

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Ownership data depth

1/3 · 33%

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Operating brand

DoubleTree

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Sources

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Secondary · Rebrand 1999weight 0.70 · retrieved 2026-09-17view source →

Ten years later, Kitchell merged with Hilton, growing the brand to its current state.

Secondary · Expansion 1989weight 0.70 · retrieved 2026-09-17view source →

The owner, Samuel Kitchell, opted to begin franchising in 1989, and this move caught the eye of Hilton Hotels.

Secondary · Built 1969weight 0.70 · retrieved 2026-09-17view source →

In 1969, Sam Kitchell opened the first DoubleTree hotel in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Secondary · builtweight 0.70 · retrieved 2026-09-17view source →

In 1969, Kitchell developed and built the very first DoubleTree Inn next to Scottsdale Fashion Square.

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Frequently asked

When was DoubleTree (original DoubleTree Inn, Scottsdale) built?+

DoubleTree (original DoubleTree Inn, Scottsdale) (Scottsdale, United States) was built in 1969.

How old is DoubleTree (original DoubleTree Inn, Scottsdale)?+

DoubleTree (original DoubleTree Inn, Scottsdale) is 57 years old — it was built in 1969. Age measures the building; the Chrono Score measures how fresh it feels today.

Has DoubleTree (original DoubleTree Inn, Scottsdale) been renovated recently?+

We have not yet found a sourced completed renovation year for DoubleTree (original DoubleTree Inn, Scottsdale).

What is the Chrono Score of DoubleTree (original DoubleTree Inn, Scottsdale)?+

Its Chrono Score is 1.5/10 (Tired) — a pure freshness metric.

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