Hotel Royal, Long Beach

Hotel Royal has 33 rooms, each with unique decor. All rooms include complimentary Wi-Fi, coffee, and kitchen appliances. Rooms are accessible by stairs only, except for the Royal King room on the ground floor. Guests can choose from studio, bedroom, and suite options. Each offers amenities such as flat-screen Visio TVs with free HBO and cable, fully stocked kitchens, complimentary toiletries, and free Starbucks coffee in guest room coffee makers. Some rooms feature kitchenettes with a microwave, refrigerator, and dishes. Select suites have dining areas, living rooms, and fully equipped kitchens with stovetops and kitchenware.

Hotel Royal does not have any onsite restaurants, however, guests can find eateries in the surrounding neighborhood, from classic steakhouses to vegan options. Hidden eateries contribute to Long Beach's nightlife. For those willing to explore further, Chelsea Chowder House & Bar and Sir Winston's Restaurant & Lounge are available for five-star dining. The Queen Mary offers a dining experience from the 1930s. A Sunday champagne brunch is available with 50 dishes to choose from.

Hotel Royal is located in the East Village Arts District, a filming location with nightlife. Guests have access to free bikes to explore the city. The hotel is near attractions such as the Aquarium of the Pacific (1.5 km), Shoreline Aquatic Park (2 km), and The Queen Mary (3.5 km). The Art Exchange and Downtown Long Beach Art Walk are within 0.5 km. Other nearby points of interest include Alamitos Beach (1 km) and the Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden.

Hotel Royal is in downtown Long Beach, in the East Village Arts District. The hotel is 250 meters from 1st Street and 25 km from Norwalk/ Santa Fe Springs Metrolink. The LA Metro connects Los Angeles and Long Beach, with stops at Downtown Long Beach and Downtown Los Angeles. AquaLink and AquaBus provide routes to The Queen Mary, Aquarium of the Pacific, Shoreline Village, Belmont Pier, and Alamitos Bay.

Hotel Royal offers bike rentals. The hotel retains portions of the hold to cover theft or loss of hotel property, such as door keys, towels, pillows, bed linens, and furnishings. The hotel has services for fulfilling transactions, managing accounts, responding to inquiries, conducting research, improving products, verifying identity, and communicating offers.