Guide To Loews Royal Pacific Resort at the Universal Orlando Resort

Elephant statues in a courtyard fountain with palm trees; a large glass building in the background reflects a vibrant sunset sky.

Beautifully designed for relaxation and tranquility, you’ll find everything you need for a peaceful vacation at Loews Royal Pacific Resort.

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Perfect For: A calming retreat from reality for solo-travelers and couples alike; fans of the island vibe.

Theming: You’ll walk into a lobby engulfed in sunlight, thanks in part to the glassed central courtyard. A charming fountain is complete with elephants and statues spewing water. It’s one of my favorite views in the entirety of the resort!

Boats sail on a tropical waterway with palm trees and a resort in the background. The sky is blue and partly cloudy, creating a serene scene.

Everything from the bright, yellow walls to tropical accents throughout the hotel evoke a sense of a relaxing south seas escape. Frog statues are a prevalent sight around the resort, a Polynesian symbol for good luck. From the entryway to Islands Dining Room, how many frogs can you find?

Rooms: Luxuriously drawing inspiration from iconic Southeast Asian resorts, Royal Pacific’s rooms are warm and inviting with cool colors and a lot of natural light. Spread among the three towers are a number of rooms to cater to every type of trip.

Standard King: Let’s start with the incredibly spacious standard king, it’s one of the largest standard hotel rooms I have ever seen! There are basically three rooms within: the bathroom, with a detached sink, a living area and then the bedroom.
Standard Queen: The Standard Queen loses the living area in favor of another bed, but still has the wonderful detached bathroom. In both, plush beds are against dark walls. Behind each, a large flower decal does wonders to splash color around the room.
Club: Club-level guests have access to the Club Lounge on the seventh floor. Serving a full meal for dinner and light dishes for the first two meals, it’s such a convenient amenity for snacking.
Presidential: If the Presidential Suite is more your vibe, you’ll be treated to the largest shower I have ever seen.
Jurassic World Kid’s Suites: Any Jurassic World fans? Loews Royal Pacific Resort has these incredible themed rooms just for you. The beds are literally inside gyrospheres from the film.

Benefits

Every day in the parks (valid theme park admission required) is made easier by the advantages offered with your stay.

Universal Express Unlimited ride access: One of the best parts about staying at Loews Royal Pacific Resort is Unlimited Express Pass access to all of your favorite attractions at the park. Guests with valid theme park admission and a Royal Pacific key card receive faster access to all qualifying attractions!
Early Park Admission to The Wizarding World of Harry Potter: Get a jump on the fun! Enter the park up to one hour before it opens and knock out some of the most popular rides and attractions at the top of your day.
Priority Seating At Restaurants: Visit the concierge desk to reserve priority seating at select restaurants throughout Universal Orlando Resort, subject to availability.
Water Taxis to Universal Studios Florida, Universal Islands of Adventure and Universal CityWalk: From CityWalk, it’s a short boat trip to the island paradise, the perfect segue from a packed theme park day to the serenity of the resort.
Walking Path: For those itching to hit their step goal for the day, there’s a short walking trail along the sparkling water. It takes about 10 minutes to walk between the parks and the resort.
Shuttle Buses: Royal Pacific also offers bus services to both Universal CityWalk and Universal Volcano Bay with departures about every few minutes.
Room Key Charging: You can easily charge purchases to your room resort-wide — all you need is your room key!
Complimentary Purchase Delivery: Select stores throughout the resort will deliver your purchases directly to your hotel, so you can keep your hands free and backpack light.

WHAT TO DO

A couple joyfully embraces in a pool with a red ball. Palm trees and people in the background. Sunny, cheerful setting.

The Pool

One of our favorite things when choosing a hotel is the pool, and Royal Pacific Resort’s would definitely exceed expectations. The lagoon-style swimming pool is hidden behind lush foliage. Its zero-entry entrance is reminiscent of a sandy beach — it’s only missing the crashing waves.

A beached Royal Bali Sea steamer ship sits opposite the entrance, spouting water into every direction and acting as a splash pad. It’s huge, nearly half the size of the pool itself! For the more active, volleyball nets hang above the water with large beach balls floating around. There’s also a hot tub for the times Central Florida dips below 70.

Fancy a poolside cocktail? Bula Bar & Grille is your vibe (see below for all the alluring details). Truly, is there anything more tempting than sitting poolside with a tropical cocktail?

If you’d rather spend the day luxuriously soaking up the sun, you can also have food delivered right to your beach chair! Fancy a more elevated beach day? The resort has private cabanas available for rent.

Outside of the aquatic activities, the pool area plays home to a number of recreation activities during the day. There are games such as a scavenger hunt, a paper airplane contest and so much more. Every night features a “dive-in movie.” Be sure to check the schedule for timing and what will be showing.

WHAT TO EAT & DRINK

Loews Royal Pacific Resort has a ton of options for dining.

Two women enjoy drinks at a bar with a stylish ceiling and a well-stocked shelf behind them. The mood is cheerful and bright.

Orchid Court Lounge and Sushi Bar

Orchid Court Lounge and Sushi Bar serves some of the best sushi on all of Universal’s property. If you’re visiting with friends, family and/or just a massive sushi fan, I would recommend one of the sushi boats. Arriving in a literal model boat, it’s the ideal way to sample a bunch of different rolls.

As for the drinks, we’d have to recommend the Kemuri. It’s the lounge’s take on an Old Fashioned and is smoked tableside. The process is awesome; the server lights a small fire on top of the drink which leaves a captivating cloud of smoke behind.

Jake’s American Bar

Jake’s American Bar details the story of Jake, a famed missing pilot, and his doomed love affair. Skipping the dramatization: she left him, he disappeared and this restaurant has been created in his memory. The bar is open for lunch, dinner and drinks. For the food, you can’t go wrong with the house-made pretzel rods — they’re incredible — and the Key lime pie that’s almost as tall as a spoon.

Burger with lettuce, bacon, onion, ketchup, topped with onion rings. Fries on the side, beer glass labeled "Jake's" in background. Casual vibe.

Having a full bar, the spot has an extensive cocktail list and they even source local craft beer all the way from Orlando, Florida to the South Pacific islands, crazy right?!?

Islands Dining Room

Islands Dining Room sits next door, adorned with tables quietly sitting under slowly fanning palms. Seated between intricately carved wood sculptures, guests can visit for a classic breakfast service, with tropically-inspired items such as pineapple and coconut pancakes, and a fully Asian-inspired dinner service. The Wok Experience, available on Friday and Saturday evenings, is an all-you-can-eat meal that lets your table create your own stir fry. Islands also shares a bar with Jake’s, so don’t hesitate on ordering that cocktail, you’re on vacation!

Spacious restaurant with large green frog sculptures, wooden tables set with red napkins, wicker chairs, and palm plants. Ceiling fans above.

Don’t these restaurants sound enticing? You’re in luck if you’re staying at one of the other hotels on property — anyone is welcome to visit the resort to dine at Islands, Jake’s or Orchid Lounge. The resort will even validate your parking!

Bula Bar

Bula Bar serves up beloved delicacies, such as my favorite Bula’s Shipwrecked Loaded Nachos. With black bean salsa, guacamole and so much more, they can’t be missed. In the drink department, which are offered in 15 or 45 oz., there’s a plethora of tropical flavors. The bar has all the classics, such as Mai Tais, while offering new twists on old favorites, such as the Hawaiian Mule with vodka, mint, lemon, lime and ginger beer.

Of course, if you’re feeling more like a night in, the resort offers an extensive Room Service menu.

Tuk Tuk Market

Tuk Tuk Market is the place to grab things if you’re on the go. They have a number of pre-made meals, pastries, bottles of wine and spirits, and so much more.

While you’re there, be sure to try the hotel’s famous Tuk Tarts. With a flaky pastry exterior, they come filled with three different flavors: grandma’s apple pie cinnamon, Florida strawberry jam and cookies and cream.

Tuk Tuk Market is also your hub for caffeine, serving Starbucks coffee.

SPECIAL EVENTS

Three dancers in vibrant yellow grass skirts and feather headdresses perform on stage. Background features tropical scenery. Energetic mood.

The Luau

Every Saturday evening, the gardens behind the resort transform into a tropical extravaganza. The food, served buffet style, includes Hawaiian-inspired dishes, such as coconut rice and pit-roasted pig.

But the food’s backseat to the performance. Hula dancers, fire twirlers and live music all bring this cultural experience to life.

Plus! Twice a year, Jake’s Beer Festival brings together about 50 craft beers and specially created food.

Info Courtesy of Univeral Orlando

Beautifully designed for relaxation and tranquility, you’ll find everything you need for a peaceful vacation at Loews Royal Pacific Resort.

Perfect For: A calming retreat from reality for solo-travelers and couples alike; fans of the island vibe.

Theming: You’ll walk into a lobby engulfed in sunlight, thanks in part to the glassed central courtyard. A charming fountain is complete with elephants and statues spewing water. It’s one of my favorite views in the entirety of the resort!

Everything from the bright, yellow walls to tropical accents throughout the hotel evoke a sense of a relaxing south seas escape. Frog statues are a prevalent sight around the resort, a Polynesian symbol for good luck. From the entryway to Islands Dining Room, how many frogs can you find?

Rooms: Luxuriously drawing inspiration from iconic Southeast Asian resorts, Royal Pacific’s rooms are warm and inviting with cool colors and a lot of natural light. Spread among the three towers are a number of rooms to cater to every type of trip.

Standard King: Let’s start with the incredibly spacious standard king, it’s one of the largest standard hotel rooms I have ever seen! There are basically three rooms within: the bathroom, with a detached sink, a living area and then the bedroom.

Standard Queen: The Standard Queen loses the living area in favor of another bed, but still has the wonderful detached bathroom. In both, plush beds are against dark walls. Behind each, a large flower decal does wonders to splash color around the room.

Club: Club-level guests have access to the Club Lounge on the seventh floor. Serving a full meal for dinner and light dishes for the first two meals, it’s such a convenient amenity for snacking.

Presidential: If the Presidential Suite is more your vibe, you’ll be treated to the largest shower I have ever seen.

Jurassic World Kid’s Suites: Any Jurassic World fans? Loews Royal Pacific Resort has these incredible themed rooms just for you. The beds are literally inside gyrospheres from the film.

Benefits

Every day in the parks (valid theme park admission required) is made easier by the advantages offered with your stay.

Early Park Admission to The Wizarding World of Harry Potter: Get a jump on the fun! Enter the park up to one hour before it opens and knock out some of the most popular rides and attractions at the top of your day.

Priority Seating At Restaurants: Visit the concierge desk to reserve priority seating at select restaurants throughout Universal Orlando Resort, subject to availability.

Water Taxis to Universal Studios Florida, Universal Islands of Adventure and Universal CityWalk: From CityWalk, it’s a short boat trip to the island paradise, the perfect segue from a packed theme park day to the serenity of the resort.

Walking Path: For those itching to hit their step goal for the day, there’s a short walking trail along the sparkling water. It takes about 10 minutes to walk between the parks and the resort.

Shuttle Buses: Royal Pacific also offers bus services to both Universal CityWalk and Universal Volcano Bay with departures about every few minutes.

Room Key Charging: You can easily charge purchases to your room resort-wide ­— all you need is your room key!

Complimentary Purchase Delivery: Select stores throughout the resort will deliver your purchases directly to your hotel, so you can keep your hands free and backpack light.

WHAT TO DO

The Pool

One of our favorite things when choosing a hotel is the pool, and Royal Pacific Resort’s would definitely exceed expectations. The lagoon-style swimming pool is hidden behind lush foliage. Its zero-entry entrance is reminiscent of a sandy beach — it’s only missing the crashing waves.

Fancy a poolside cocktail? Bula Bar & Grille is your vibe (see below for all the alluring details). Truly, is there anything more tempting than sitting poolside with a tropical cocktail?

If you’d rather spend the day luxuriously soaking up the sun, you can also have food delivered right to your beach chair! Fancy a more elevated beach day? The resort has private cabanas available for rent.

WHAT TO EAT & DRINK

Loews Royal Pacific Resort has a ton of options for dining.

Orchid Court Lounge and Sushi Bar

As for the drinks, we’d have to recommend the Kemuri. It’s the lounge’s take on an Old Fashioned and is smoked tableside. The process is awesome; the server lights a small fire on top of the drink which leaves a captivating cloud of smoke behind.

Jake’s American Bar

Having a full bar, the spot has an extensive cocktail list and they even source local craft beer all the way from Orlando, Florida to the South Pacific islands, crazy right?!?

Islands Dining Room

Don’t these restaurants sound enticing? You’re in luck if you’re staying at one of the other hotels on property — anyone is welcome to visit the resort to dine at Islands, Jake’s or Orchid Lounge. The resort will even validate your parking!

Bula Bar

Of course, if you’re feeling more like a night in, the resort offers an extensive Room Service menu.

Tuk Tuk Market

Tuk Tuk Market is the place to grab things if you’re on the go. They have a number of pre-made meals, pastries, bottles of wine and spirits, and so much more.

While you’re there, be sure to try the hotel’s famous Tuk Tarts. With a flaky pastry exterior, they come filled with three different flavors: grandma’s apple pie cinnamon, Florida strawberry jam and cookies and cream.

Tuk Tuk Market is also your hub for caffeine, serving Starbucks coffee.

SPECIAL EVENTS

The Luau

Every Saturday evening, the gardens behind the resort transform into a tropical extravaganza. The food, served buffet style, includes Hawaiian-inspired dishes, such as coconut rice and pit-roasted pig.

But the food’s backseat to the performance. Hula dancers, fire twirlers and live music all bring this cultural experience to life.

Plus! Twice a year, Jake’s Beer Festival brings together about 50 craft beers and specially created food.

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Room Key Charging: You can easily charge purchases to your room resort-wide — all you need is your room key!