Royal Hotel Sanremo

Me and my partner spent 7 nights in the hotel. We booked a room for 260 euro and than we upgraded to renewed room with a sea view which added 120 euro, so room was at the end quite expensive. Sea view is gorgeous though, so lets say it was worth the upgrade. Its not exactly Four seasons, but pretty close and way cheaper. Room: very comfy, clean (except the yellow stains from the urine under the toilet bowl, I really didn't liked that. I guess it sticks to the marble but you really need to find a way to clean this. I wanted to changed the room because of that but didn't since I guessed is the same in every room) Staff: Extremely friendly. Pool: Very nice salt water pool. You might be surprised when you will smell chlorine in the salt water. There is some tiles falling off but I was not bothered by it, it is an old pool. Summer beds a comfy and service by the pool is great. You can see some tired and a bit grumpy faces one and then but nothing major. Food: Food by the pool was just ok and better in the restaurant in the hotel. Expect to pay 5 euro for an espresso and you wont be shocked :). Prices are high, so just except it and don't stress out about it. Wellness: Nice jacuzzi pool and 2 saunas. I enjoyed it, especially the dark resting area. I had 2 massages and one was way better than the other. I also bought a product for my face (just a hydrating cream, because I run out) and a lady behind the counter didn't know how to advice me at all. So I guess they are not aestheticians just trained to do facials by the book. They were all very friendly though. Advice: 1. Prepare some 5 or 10 euro bills for tips, because you can not leave a tip on the room. 2. The local red wine that they always recommend is quite bad, so if you are a wine lover, don't be fooled. :)

We have just sadly checked out of this very grand hotel with all the old world charm.The staff and service was quite exceptional from the top down. The room we had was fabulous albeit that we paid to upgrade to a top level room. The half board that we partly did was a true treat in an elegant old fshion way. The meal matched the style and truly other than the walk up the hill to the towel after shopping in the Town being a bit of a moaning challenge, it was a holiday to definitely repeatThank youCarmine ,Rasa Massimiliano and his lovely fiancée at the superb Wellness Centre( had an amazingly good manicure and am fussy!)hope to see you all soon!

Set high above the noisy sea-front road and promenade, this hotel is a world away from the cheap scenes of Sanremo. It is in the Grand Tradition, with a history over 100 years. Park your car in the secure outdoor park at the rear of the hotel, and let the personnel take over from that moment on. Your bags will be whisked to your room, and whatever you want is on hand for you. There are 3 restaurants, the best-designed swimming pool and relaxation zone I have ever encountered, and the most spacious and delightful public rooms. The breakfasts are a delight.

After a busy few days in Paris Hotel Sanremo came as a much needed rest. The hotel is very large and rooms were great. En-suite was large and very clean. There is a restaurant in the hotel but we didn't use it on this occasion so can't really comment. Looks good though. If you like taking snacks and a few drinks poolside, then you will like it here. Nothing like taking a banana daiquiri by the pool. Staff were faultless and always went out of their way to help. Breakfast was very good - a mixture of continental and bacon, sausages etc. It can be taken in the restaurant or outside overlooking the Med.

The location of this grand hotel is fantastic with a stunning view on the Mediterranean Sea! The hotel itself is very classy and nice, especially also the pool area. But the service at the pool is really bad. We waited for a very long time to find someone to order and then another 20 mins for four cocktails and one sandwich. Otherwise staff was helpful and also the rooms are decent.