Reserve Your 2026 Assembly Hotel Soon: Westgate Discount Ends May 8

As plans continue for the 2026 Grand Canyon Synod Assembly, attendees are encouraged to make lodging arrangements soon—especially those hoping to take advantage of the discounted group rate available at Westgate Painted Mountain Golf Resort in Mesa.

The discounted room block deadline is Friday, May 8, 2026, and remaining rooms are limited.

The 2026 Grand Canyon Synod Assembly will take place June 11–13 at Love of Christ Lutheran Church in Mesa, Arizona, under the theme Rooted in God’s Story. To help make travel and participation easier for voting members, visitors, and guests, several nearby lodging options are available.

Discounted Group Rate at Westgate Painted Mountain

A limited number of discounted rooms remain available at Westgate Painted Mountain Golf Resort, located a short drive from the assembly venue.

Available rates include:

  • Studio Villa (sleeps 2): $83/night plus tax

  • One-Bedroom Villa (sleeps 4): $103/night plus tax

Reservation information:

  • Booking link: resort.to/Grand-Canyon-Synod_IPO

  • Group code: 60-744

  • Booking deadline: May 8, 2026

  • Deposit: One night’s room and tax required

  • Cancellation: Free cancellation up to 72 hours before arrival

  • Check-in: 4:00 p.m.

  • Check-out: 10:00 a.m.

Rooms are expected to fill quickly, and early booking is strongly encouraged.

Additional Nearby Hotel Options

If the Westgate block reaches capacity or you prefer a different style of lodging, several additional hotels are located within a short drive of the assembly site:

  • La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Mesa Superstition Springs

  • Holiday Inn Express & Suites Gilbert – Mesa Gateway Airport

  • Best Western Superstition Springs Inn

  • Hampton Inn & Suites Phoenix East Mesa

These options offer a variety of amenities and price points, whether you are seeking a resort-style stay or a simple and comfortable place to rest between assembly sessions.

As Lutherans from across Arizona, southern Nevada, St. George, and the Navajo Nation prepare to gather for worship, discernment, learning, and shared ministry, planning ahead helps make the experience smoother for everyone involved.

We look forward to welcoming you to Mesa this June as we gather together—rooted in God’s story and sent into the world.

Grand Canyon SynodBrian Flatgard2026 Synod AssemblyComment