Royal Park Hotels brand hotels in Itazuke, Japan

About Royal Park Hotels Itazuke

Royal Park Hotels is one of the largest hotels in Sha Tin, New Territories, and Hong Kong. It is a Chinese hotel chain founded in 1989 by the Sun Hung Kai Properties. It has 431 rooms and 12 suites. One of its remarkable feats is when it was chosen to serve as the Olympic Village for the Beijing Olympics in 2008. They were offering services to equestrian competitors and support staff from around the world. It was a great moment for the hotel brand’s marketing. Their revenue skyrocketed after that period, as they started getting quick recognitions in the market and industry.

The industry saw how much work the Royal Park Hotels has put into that moment. They saw it as an opportunity to reintroduce their brand into the international market as well, so their operations went through a lot of conditioning at that time. After their opening in 1989, Royal Park Hotels has just been there but never that present until the Beijing Olympics in 2008. Royal Park Hotels’ investment in that opportunity brought them back in the game. They are now as present as their competitors and have begun to achieve iconic level even. Up to this day, they are still what they were made to be, the King’s Park Hotel.