The building was completely destroyed in the Copenhagen Fire of 1795.
The owner Heinrich Wilhelm Løbel soon began the construction of a new and more elegant hotel building  and the hotel reopened under the name Hotel Royal in 1898.
It is believed that the architect was Jørgen Henrich Rawert.
It served a celebrated "Parisian" cuisine in the ground floor facing Fortunstræde.

The writer Bernhard Severin Ingemann who lived at Sorø Academy stayed in Hotel Royal during his visits to Copenhagen.
The writer Hans Christian Andersen for a while had his home in the hotel.
The Swedish singer Jenny Lind stayed at the hotel in 1845.
One  day prior to her departure, on 21 October, she held a dinner there for her Copenhagen friends which included Hans Christian Andersen.

Other notable guests include the German philosopher Friedrich Schleiermacher who stayed there during his visit to Copenhagen in 1833 and prime minister Carl Edvard Rotwitt who had his home there at the time of his early death in 1866.
The building was completely destroyed in the Copenhagen Fire of 1795. The owner Heinrich Wilhelm Løbel soon began the construction of a new and more elegant hotel building  and the hotel reopened under the name Hotel Royal in 1898. It is believed that the architect was Jørgen Henrich Rawert. It served a celebrated "Parisian" cuisine in the ground floor facing Fortunstræde.
The writer Bernhard Severin Ingemann who lived at Sorø Academy stayed in Hotel Royal during his visits to Copenhagen. The writer Hans Christian Andersen for a while had his home in the hotel. The Swedish singer Jenny Lind stayed at the hotel in 1845. One  day prior to her departure, on 21 October, she held a dinner there for her Copenhagen friends which included Hans Christian Andersen.
Other notable guests include the German philosopher Friedrich Schleiermacher who stayed there during his visit to Copenhagen in 1833 and prime minister Carl Edvard Rotwitt who had his home there at the time of his early death in 1866.
Hotel Royal, Copenhagen