
The Beck Group celebrated the topping out of the Miyako Hybrid Hotel Plano on July 24, a new full‑service boutique hotel scheduled to open in fall 2027. The hotel will be the first Miyako Hotels & Resorts property in Texas and only the third in the United States, following locations in Los Angeles and Torrance, California. The Beck Group is serving as construction manager, with Cumming Group as owner’s representative. Gensler is the design architect, and Looney & Associates is the interior design firm.
Kintetsu Enterprises Company of America is bringing its Miyako Hybrid Hotel to Plano, offering Japanese hospitality, design elegance and elevated guest service in the North Texas region. The hotel will become a modern and flexible destinations for corporate events, social gatherings and community celebrations. Plano Mayor John Muns and Plano City officials, as well as leadership of hotel owners Kintetsu Enterprises Company of America and The Beck Group, were present for the team celebration.
Key features include:
- 217 rooms designed to serve both local organizations and regional travelers
- 7,000 square feet of versatile meeting and event space
- 5,000‑square‑foot contemporary ballroom capable of hosting conferences, executive meetings, weddings, galas and private events
- Customizable room layouts, modern audiovisual capabilities and dedicated event support services
- Multiple food and beverage venues, including a signature Japanese restaurant showcasing authentic cuisine, an upscale lobby bar, a Texas-style rooftop bar and a Japanese bakery
- Landscaped courtyard with green space and blossoming trees, a modern glass façade overlooking reflective water features and outdoor terraces with dining and lounge areas
- Outdoor pool and fitness center with eco-friendly design


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