The Top 5 Hotels in Palm Beach
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The Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach trades Miami's frenzy for unhurried elegance, its renovated rooms and tranquil pools positioned on pristine sand above the noise of Worth Avenue. Mauro Colagreco's restaurant Florie's translates his Italian and Argentine sensibilities through South Florida's seasonal produce, while the beachfront Seaway serves local seafood beneath native seagrape trees.
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A restored oceanfront landmark in Palm Beach, now reimagined as a 79-room luxury hotel, trades decades of vacancy for mid-century modern rooms and a fanciful bar crowned with pink Murano glass. The Palm House Dining Room serves Japanese-Peruvian cuisine, while the pool deck and Worth Avenue proximity anchor what feels less like a hotel than a very expensive, very beautiful private club.
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A pink stucco landmark since 1947, The Colony Hotel preserves its retro-tropical color schemes and scalloped headboards while hosting a steady flow of locals and winter travelers. Swifty's restaurant and the pool bar anchor a scene of casual glamor that has little use for pretense.
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A century-old Mediterranean Revival hotel of just 32 rooms sits in Palm Beach's walkable historic center, its courtyard poolside and contemporary interiors a studied counterpoint to the original architecture. Lola 41, the restaurant, imports its Nantucket formula—reliable, unpretentious cooking—to a room that feels less like hotel dining than neighborhood fixture.
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The Brazilian Court distills Palm Beach's old-world reserve into a quietly confident refuge, all Art Deco lines and unhurried service far from South Beach's glare. What emerges is not fashion but permanence, the kind of place that doesn't need to announce itself.