New Rooms Unveiled at Loews Royal Pacific Resort

Inspired by the adventurous spirit and exotic destinations of the golden age of travel, designers have completed the renovation of guest rooms at Loews Royal Pacific Resort at Universal Orlando. The new look captures the tranquil serenity and bold heritage that embodies the spirit of the islands. With its onsite location at Universal Orlando Resort, the hotel offers guests a modern sense of adventure, filled with the magic and excitement of two world-class theme parks — Universal Studios Florida and Islands of Adventure.

“Our new rooms are vibrant and luxurious, evoking the romance of traveling to the South Pacific,” says Complex Managing Director Barb Bowden. “Combined with an extensive upgrade and renovation to the bathrooms, it is an entirely new room product for meeting planners and attendees to experience.”

The color palette was inspired by the islands, with sandy neutrals punctuated with hints of turquoise and tangerine reminiscent of sand, water and flowers. Gray and charcoal accents tie back to the lava and harder elements of the islands. Custom furniture pieces make use of leather strapping details, metal corner guards, buckles and rivets, all elements found in vintage luggage, steamer trunks and majestic steamships. A focal point in the new rooms is the accent wall, where a custom graphic creates an art moment showcasing the flora, fauna and native motifs of the South Seas. The new desk design features a built-in power pack with USB connectors and multiple outlets.

Now offering 132,000 sf of meeting and function space after a major expansion, Loews Royal Pacific Resort at Universal Orlando features the new Oceana Ballroom with column-free, multipurpose space and additional meeting breakout rooms. Beyond the hotel’s ballrooms and meeting rooms, planners have numerous meeting options including indoor and outdoor venues and incredible dining and entertainment options across the resort. Loews Royal Pacific Resort will soon connect to the new Loews Sapphire Falls Resort, set to open this summer. Together, the two properties will form the new Loews Meeting Complex at Universal Orlando, offering nearly 250,000 sf of meeting and function space and 2,000 guest rooms. Planners will have more options and flexibility than ever before for their meetings at the onsite hotels at Universal Orlando Resort.

Guests staying at Loews Royal Pacific Resort at Universal Orlando receive an exclusive package of theme park benefits at Universal Studios Florida and Islands of Adventure, including free Universal Express Unlimited ride access to skip the regular lines in both theme parks (theme park admission required) and Early Park Admission. The 1,000-room hotel is located a short walk, complimentary water taxi or shuttle bus ride away from both Universal Orlando Resort theme parks. Guests also enjoy exceptional cuisine in a variety of restaurants and lounges, complimentary Wi-Fi, a weekly luau dinner and show and a lagoon-style swimming pool with private cabanas.

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