I have just completed a 2 night stay at Loews royal pacific hotel, club level. The whole thing was very underwhelming. I’m fairly certain that I will
Not stay here again.
First - had asked for a room near the club lounge ] due to a two month old knee replacement:instead I was given a room on the 6th floor at the end of the hall- which meant I had to walk down the hall, go up an elevator and then go down the hall again. The primary reason I chose this hotel over Portofino was to avoid the long trek to the lounge. I complained, but there was nothing else available.
Second, the food offerings were sad. I’ve had better breakfasts at the Hampton Inn- and today, when we showed up at 9:30 there was hardly anything left (supposedly avail until 10am). I will post pictures.
When they did have food available - it was small yogurts, breads, bagels, English muffins; oatmeal, cinnamon rolls ( with TONS of icing), cereal, hard boiled eggs, lunch meats and cheeses, and fruit.Today, all that was left were the eggs, a few cheese slices, picked over feuit,and the adult oriented cereal
At night they have crudités with ranch, crackers, cheese bites and a rotating selection of 2 other dishes. The first night was “American” with a “gourmet” Mac -n-cheese ( it has tomatoes and meats mixed in), and potato salad. Last night was “Asian” which was a salad ( with edamame and kale, peanut - ginger dressing) and orange chicken. Tonight is “Italian” which is rigatoni.
Desserts are primarily cookies and another tiny dessert ( last night was a mango creme brûlée). The cookies were all gone by 9:15 and they hadn’t replaced them by the time I left at 9:40.
Drinks include coffee, hot cocoa and tea packets, apple juice, waters, coke, Diet Coke, sprite and tonic water and ginger ale. Adults Can choose from beer and wine during the evening time.
I will say that all of the employees were very nice ( and seemed overwhelmed due the numbers of people who are booking club level).
At any rate, I don’t think it was worth the extra money for club level
Not stay here again.
First - had asked for a room near the club lounge ] due to a two month old knee replacement:instead I was given a room on the 6th floor at the end of the hall- which meant I had to walk down the hall, go up an elevator and then go down the hall again. The primary reason I chose this hotel over Portofino was to avoid the long trek to the lounge. I complained, but there was nothing else available.
Second, the food offerings were sad. I’ve had better breakfasts at the Hampton Inn- and today, when we showed up at 9:30 there was hardly anything left (supposedly avail until 10am). I will post pictures.
When they did have food available - it was small yogurts, breads, bagels, English muffins; oatmeal, cinnamon rolls ( with TONS of icing), cereal, hard boiled eggs, lunch meats and cheeses, and fruit.Today, all that was left were the eggs, a few cheese slices, picked over feuit,and the adult oriented cereal
At night they have crudités with ranch, crackers, cheese bites and a rotating selection of 2 other dishes. The first night was “American” with a “gourmet” Mac -n-cheese ( it has tomatoes and meats mixed in), and potato salad. Last night was “Asian” which was a salad ( with edamame and kale, peanut - ginger dressing) and orange chicken. Tonight is “Italian” which is rigatoni.
Desserts are primarily cookies and another tiny dessert ( last night was a mango creme brûlée). The cookies were all gone by 9:15 and they hadn’t replaced them by the time I left at 9:40.
Drinks include coffee, hot cocoa and tea packets, apple juice, waters, coke, Diet Coke, sprite and tonic water and ginger ale. Adults Can choose from beer and wine during the evening time.
I will say that all of the employees were very nice ( and seemed overwhelmed due the numbers of people who are booking club level).
At any rate, I don’t think it was worth the extra money for club level
