Royal Hotel, Liguria
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Outstanding Value
One free night for stays of 7 nights or more completed between 03 Mar - 04 Apr 12, 10 Apr - 24 May 12, 28 May - 20 Jul 12, 27 Aug - 04 Nov 12.
10% discount for bookings confirmed at least 60 days prior to departures for holidays between 03 Mar - 04 Nov 12.
10% discount for bookings confirmed at least 60 days prior to departures for holidays between 03 Mar - 04 Nov 12.
About Royal Hotel
The well-established white façade of the Royal Hotel stands immersed amongst its own subtropical park of 16,000 square meters. With splendid views over the sea, it is set back only 100 metres from the promenade and the sandy beach, and approximately 300 metres from the centre of Sanremo, where its famous Liberty-style Casino di Sanremo and range of designer boutiques can be found. A wonderful seaside hotel that continues to embody tradition and luxury, the Royal Hotel was opened in 1872, by Lorenzo Bertolini, and still belongs to the same family of its creator. The Royal Hotel maintains a very high level of comfort in extremely fine surroundings, and is highly recommended for those seeking a truly relaxing and special holiday on the scenic Italian Riviera. From the lush environment of this oasis, you can easily reach the bright lights of Monte-Carlo and the famous French Riviera, which are a 30 minute drive away.Accommodation:
Twin/ Double rooms measure approximately 20 - 34m² and include bath, air conditioning, telephone, wifi internet, satellite TV, minibar, hairdryer, safe, bathrobe and slippers.Twin/ Double rooms with seavieware as above with a balcony and a view over the Mediterranean sea.
Junior Suites with seaview measure approximately 30 - 42m² and include balcony.
Supplements (from):
Front Sea View & Balcony £33. Junior Suite with Front Sea View & Balcony £77. Twin for Sole Use £58. Half Board £49.Dining Guide:
Restaurant Fiori di MuranoBeautiful sea view. Open for lunch and dinner throughout the season with table d'hôte and à la carte menu. Pool Restaurant and Bar Corallina are open from April to October for lunch and snacks during the day. Il Giardino is an elegant gourmet restaurant for alfresco candlelit dining in the intimacy of the park (June to September). All these restaurants serve Mediterranean and international cuisine.
Facilities:
- Main Restaurant Fiori di Murano (men require a jacket for dinner)
- Al fresco à la carte Restaurant Il Giardino (Jun-Sep)
- Pool Restaurant and Bar Corallina serving lunch and snacks (Apr-Oct)
- Breakfast room with outdoor terrace
- Buffet Breakfast with organic section
- Bar (piano bar in the evenings)
- Heated outdoor swimming pool with children's section (normally in use Apr-Oct)
- Royal Wellness with treatment rooms, relaxation area, hydromassage, hammam and Vitarium
- Fitness room
- Mini-golf
- Table tennis
- Tennis (payable locally)
- Sun terrace
- Elegant smoking lounge
- Bridge and reading rooms
- Hair stylist
- Complimentary children's play room for children aged 3-12 yrs (with attendent available during high season)
- Use of a beach (Jun-mid Sep) with bathing huts, umbrellas sunbeds at a lido opposite the hotel, free of charge, subject to availability
- Lift
- Free on-site parking (subject to availability), covered parking (payable locally approx. 16 Euros per day) and garage (payable locally approx. 27 Euros per day)
Information:
This hotel is not suitable for guests with limited mobility.The hotel has 126 air-conditioned rooms.
Transfer time from Genoa airport: 2 hours.
Child prices apply to ages 2-6 years.
Minimum stay restrictions apply.
Official Rating 5 Star Deluxe.
About Liguria
Liguria, a metaphor of simplicity, Italian style and sophisticated pleasures. Its two rivieras are divided by the Gulf of Genoa. The area known as the Levante is a quaint scene of chalky cliffs that arch around the Cinque Terre National Park, dotted with pastel houses and terraced vineyards whilst the Ponente, the area from Gonova to France is characterised by craggy mountains an luscious vegetation and inland forests of chestnut trees.SAN REMO
Just a stone's throw from the French border is the charming 19th century resort of San Remo, known as the 'town of flowers'. The fascinating old quarter of steep streets, covered alleys and secret squares contrasts with the elegant and famous resort that has blossomed in the ancient fishing port below.
PORTOFINO
Once a struggling artists' refuge, Portofino has become one of Italy's most exclusive and sought after holiday resorts. Its harbour is moored with yachts and its pedestrian-only streets crammed with a galaxy of designer names and stylish Italian restaurants.
ALASSIO
A favourite of Hemingway, Alassio's charming old town rises above a former fishing village with spectacular beaches overlooked by the 16th century church of Sant' Ambrogio. From its bell-tower are spectacular views to IsolaGallinara with its historic Benedictine abbey.
RAPALLO
Set among orange groves and a thriving marina popular with international yachting crews, its palm-lined esplanade culminates in a 16th century castle jutting from the harbour.
SESTRI LEVANTE
A stretch of coast close to the promontory of the romantic Cinque Terre, a picturesque sandy beach overlooks a lovely curving peninsula with a congregation of pastel-washed houses.
DIANO MARINA
Surrounded by olive groves, this marina lies on a wide bay and is a popular beach resort for families.
SANTA MARGHERITA
An enchanting and well-heeled town leads down to a traditional harbour filled with brightly coloured fishing shacks.
