Hotels in Palm Beach Area

In 1926, Palm Beach society architect Addison Mizner ventured to the frontier swamp of Boca Raton and created his Jazz Age masterpiece, the 100-room C

1926 hotel, renovated in 2007 to the tune of $35 million, with updated Colonial-style interiors (each room has an ultra-jet bathtub) and a Daniel Boul

Registered with the Palm Beach Preservation Foundation as a historic landmark, the Chesterfield’s iconic white building has been used as a hotel since

Calm compound on the Atlantic that's the perfect pre- or post- Orlando furlough.

The property has a fishing-themed setup that includes on-site barbecues to cook up fresh catches, and a raft of slips. Rooms are comfy, but unremarkab

With its white rooms and tropical floral accents, this inn is a great island base; the kitchenettes are a plus, too, as is its proximity to Jensen Bea

Low-rise beachfront property with an old-world feel (sandstone flooring; marble staircase), plus a new 10,000-square-foot spa and completely renovated

The 44-unit motel has brightly colored rooms, an on-site heated pool, and free cooked-to-order breakfasts for guests at one of two local diners.

A $100 million makeover in 2007 gave a jolt of youthful and glamorous energy to this seven-acre Gold Coast resort, where the lobby and the 310 guest r

The property has low-slung cottages set on manicured lawns next to a beach with some of Florida’s most surf-friendly waves.

Unsurpassed in terms of luxury when oil tycoon Henry Flagler built it in 1896, the Breakers outdid itself in a 1926 renovation modeled after various I