Royal Group brand hotels in Sant'Antonio Abate, Italy

About Royal Group Sant'Antonio Abate

One of the most historical hotel chains in Italy is Royal Group. It was established in 1955 when The Hotel Royal opened its doors in Naples, right where the Grand Hotel Royal des Estrangers stood in the 19th century. Its growth continued to flourish since then, opening the Parco dei Principi in Sorrento in 1962.

Come the 1990s, Continental Naples opened, replacing a historical 1911 building that had then been in ruins. In 2003, Royal Group merged with the Continental, forming Royal Continental, which is now the largest hotel in Naples. Today, Royal Continental has become a primary destination for business meetings, conferences, and other functions.

In 2005, Royal Group Hotels & Resorts was formally launched as a distinct brand. Since then, Royal Group has conducted acquisitions here and there. In 2006, it acquired the celebrated A Pazziella villa in Capri. Two (2) years later, it acquired a phenomenal hotel in Rome, the Ambasciatori Palace. The property is one of the most popular accommodation spaces in Rome, as it overlooks the streets of Via Vittorio Veneto. Aside from catering to the needs of leisure travelers, the Rome-based hotel is also fully equipped to meet the demands of business travelers. It has state-of-the-art facilities suitable for banquets, conferences, meetings, and many more.