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New OCVIBE Hotel will be Anaheim’s First in Autograph Collection

OCVIBE, the 100-acre mixed-use development surrounding Honda Center, unveiled the design for SENA, Anaheim’s first hotel in Marriott’s Autograph Collection portfolio. Expected to open in 2029 with 300-plus keys, the hotel will be OCVIBE’s first and will include a signature restaurant from Chef José Andrés and a suite of hospitality and guest service experiences led by Sage Hospitality Group.

“Bringing together Marriott’s Autograph Collection, Rockwell Group, José Andrés Group, and Sage Hospitality Group gives us the opportunity to create a hotel experience unlike anything else in Orange County,” said Dan Young, executive director of development at OCVIBE. “SENA will be both a destination in its own right and a front door to everything OCVIBE is becoming – a place where exceptional design, dining, hospitality, and live experiences come together.”

OCVIBE is planned to include 20 acres of parks and public spaces, connected walking trails and public art, more than 2,000 residences, more than 35 dining experiences, office space and three entertainment venues.

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