The Royal Park Hotel in downtown Rochester reports it has completed a comprehensive, multi-million-dollar renovation with refreshed guest rooms, redesigned event spaces, and updated public areas. The cost of project was not disclosed.
Guided by a “bud to blossom” design concept, the latest renovation effort includes floral wallcoverings, greenery, and serene color palettes throughout the hotel. The Gettys Group in Chicago oversaw the design and architectural elements. Overall, the refurbishment took a year to complete.
“Our goal was to create an environment that feels both familiar and entirely new — a place that invites guests to slow down, take notice, and truly enjoy their surroundings,” says Danielle Gilligan, general manager of Royal Park Hotel.
“This reimagining represents an exciting new chapter for the hotel, one that reflects the beauty of our setting and the elevated experience today’s travelers are seeking.”
Each of the hotel’s 143 guest rooms and suites has been fully refreshed, including a significant collection of spacious suites designed to accommodate longer stays, celebrations, and group travel.
Public spaces throughout the hotel have also been reimagined, including the library, where guests can enjoy coffee by the fireplace while browsing a curated collection of modern design, art, and featured books.
In addition to guest accommodations, the hotel’s ballroom and redesigned meeting and event spaces have been updated to serve weddings, corporate meetings, conferences, and social gatherings. Dining offerings include PARK 600 Restaurant.
Beyond private events, Royal Park Hotel curates a calendar of on-property programming, including formal afternoon teas, seasonal celebrations, and holiday events spanning Easter through Christmas.
The Royal Park Hotel is part of Pivot, the lifestyle operating vertical of Davidson Hospitality Group.
For more information, visit royalparkhotelmi.com.
