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Exploring Three New Hotels on Palm Beach Island, Florida

Discover the Latest Luxuries in Palm Beach

Palm Beach, the crown jewel of South Florida’s resort scene, has recently welcomed several new hotel properties that elevate its already stellar reputation. Known for its elegance and rich history, this exclusive enclave is everything you’d expect from a high-end getaway. Nestled just across the bridge from the bustling West Palm Beach, it boasts sophisticated accommodations that attract discerning travelers from all corners of the globe. Let’s delve into three new hospitality gems that are changing the landscape of this luxurious destination.


Palm House: A New Era of Luxury

Officially opened in November 2024, Palm House boasts 79 rooms and marks the first new hotel to grace the island in four years. This luxury boutique property introduces a fresh vibe to Palm Beach, conveniently located between Worth Avenue and Royal Poinciana Plaza, just steps from the sandy shores.

Natalie Le Clerc, the general manager, captures the essence of Palm House by stating, “Palm House represents an evolution in Palm Beach, raising the bar on luxury while maintaining a playful edge.” The interior design is captivating, blending quintessential Palm Beach charm with nautical elegance. Guests are welcomed into a stunning courtyard that features a vibrant pink marble Palm Bar, adorned by a unique seashell installation wall and dazzling Murano glass chandeliers.

With 58 spacious guest rooms and 21 suites averaging 550 square feet, Palm House offers designs that indulge the senses. Expect coral headboards, woven wall sconces, and antique mirrors that create an opulent atmosphere. The highlight is undoubtedly the two-story Presidential suite, complete with two balconies overlooking the pool and the promise of butler service. The hotel’s chic dining venue features a Japanese-Peruvian fusion menu that tantalizes the palate.


The Vineta Hotel: A Blend of Classic and Modern

Scheduled to open in spring 2025, The Vineta Hotel is poised to become a landmark of luxury in Palm Beach. With 41 meticulously designed luxury rooms, this property is just two blocks from the iconic Worth Avenue, making it an ideal retreat for visitors seeking both serenity and accessibility.

This hotel marks the first U.S. endeavor for the prestigious Oetker Collection, renowned for properties like Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc in the South of France. A complete renovation led by the Paris-based interior designer Tino Zervudachi has transformed the space while maintaining the building’s nearly 100-year-old charm. The rich pale pink façade and the Mediterranean Revival architecture pay homage to Palm Beach’s glamorous past.

Zervudachi elaborates, “The concept is to infuse it with a fresh Palm Beach feel by incorporating clean lines and a relaxed ambiance.” Guests will find interiors that feature soft pink walls and contemporary furnishings, providing each suite with a sense of spaciousness and comfort. Dining options will include the signature restaurant, Coco’s, featuring exquisite menus designed by the hotel’s executive and pastry chefs, both from the famed Hotel Cap-Eden-Roc.


Tideline Palm Beach Ocean Resort and Spa: A Revitalized Paradise

Tideline Palm Beach Ocean Resort and Spa has emerged from a $25 million renovation, making it one of the most talked-about resorts in the area. Previously known as the Omphoy Ocean Resort, this property now dazzles with a contemporary design that features glass-fronted exteriors, offering stunning views of the ocean while maintaining the sophisticated feel that Palm Beach is known for.

Owner and developer Jeff Greene highlights that every aspect of Tideline has been thoughtfully refurbished, transforming the pool entrance, lobby, and beachfront to create a unique guest experience. The soothing color palette and luxurious amenities in each of the 134 updated rooms reflect the property’s prime oceanfront location.

Guests can enjoy dining at two distinct venues: Brandon’s, an oceanfront restaurant specializing in coastal cuisine, and Mizu, a minimalist sushi bar. Not to be missed is the 6,000 sq ft spa, offering an array of massages, body treatments, and facials, providing a perfect retreat for relaxation and rejuvenation.


For the Discerning Traveler

These new additions to Palm Beach’s illustrious inventory of luxury hotels are not just places to stay; they are experiences crafted for the modern traveler. With innovative designs, exquisite dining options, and attentive service, each hotel is sure to elevate any Palm Beach visit. Whether you’re seeking a chic boutique experience at Palm House, a stylish retreat at The Vineta Hotel, or an oceanfront oasis at Tideline, Palm Beach is ready to indulge your every desire.

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