Royal Hotel Sanremo

The Royal Hotel is a dream repeatable. This year’s stay both equaled and surpassed last June’s because there’s always a new moment to savor in the splendor of this Belle Epoque setting kept shiny and renewed by dedicated management and team of service providers. The Gio Ponti freshwater pool was delightful in the midst of a European heatwave while breakfast buffet, pool, and poolside dining at Coralina was marked by a high degree of staff excellence. Fresh fruit and sorbet provided to pool loungers was the most thoughtful surprise imaginable. No wonder a couple held their wedding here!

Excellent hotel for a romantic holiday. A historic building with beautiful architecture, elegant interiors, lovely botanical gardens, and breathtaking sea views. Friendly staff, outstanding location, and a wonderful atmosphere. Highly recommended.

The place was amazing. Very clean rooms great location, the staff was amazing as well very friendly. The pool servants was not very friendly. But over all it was a great time

This might be the best hotel I have ever stayed in. And I have stayed in many fine hotels. The difference here lies in the service and the atmosphere of the Royal Sanremo. Beautiful rooms and public spaces, with lovely landscaping, a great location and the best breakfast (included) I have ever had in a hotel. Truly a wonderful experience. You will not be disappointed. Everything was perfect.

This establishment is a pathetic delusion. I was forced to endure a night here due to an event, and frankly, the "5-Star Luxury" plaque on the door is the only thing at that level. It is a mediocre 3-star property by global standards. The decor is a grim collection of "faux-Empire" furniture that hasn't seen a renovation since … ever. The bathroom features the kind of cheap, corroded 1970s fixtures one expects to find in a dilapidated train station or a condemned government office. The staff at the front desk are poor souls who clearly haven't been within a mile of a genuine 5-star hotel, let alone understood the concept of luxury service. They interrupted our check-in to handle a phone inquiry. In a real luxury hotel, a concierge handles the concierge duties. Basic, isn't it? Privacy? None: We were "upgraded" to a room with a thin, interconnecting door. The lack of soundproofing ensured a front-row seat to the neighbor's bathroom activities. A delightful, complimentary acoustic experience. In the year 2026, this architectural fossil still lacks power outlets next to the bed. It is an absolute shambles run by amateurs. How anyone in this day and age could consider spending time in such a place is a mystery.