In Palm Beach, luxury is always in fashion—but 2025 ushers in a new chapter. Across this coveted stretch of Florida's coastline, a wave of openings and refinements has elevated the hospitality landscape with purpose and polish. This year’s standout hotel developments are more than aesthetic upgrades—they’re thoughtfully curated evolutions, blending storied architecture with contemporary elegance, wellness innovation, and world-class design. Whether you're checking into a storied beachfront icon or exploring a sleek new retreat, these 11 properties embody the elevated ease that defines the Palm Beach experience.
With the addition of its 1,200-square-foot Hammam, Amrit Ocean Resort solidifies its reputation as a destination for deeply immersive wellness. Imported stone and marble from Portugal and Italy set the tone for guided Moroccan-inspired rituals, led by expert therapists. This unique space integrates European hydrothermal therapies and includes two private scrub rooms, raising the bar for spa experiences in what is already Florida’s largest spa.
A Palm Beach staple for sophistication, The Brazilian Court Hotel has taken wellness a step further with its salon and spa expansion, created in partnership with Quest Medical. Among the new offerings: Acoustic and Red-Light Therapy, Morpheus8, Lumecca IPL, laser hair removal, HydraFacials, and Exosome Facials. These high-tech treatments complement the salon’s serene setting—proof that elegance and innovation can indeed go hand in hand.
Following a $130 million renovation, The Beach Club has reemerged as a refined coastal playground. With 210 refreshed rooms, guests are welcomed by a reimagined arrival, updated dining options, a sleek cocktail lounge, and an ocean-facing café. The private beach remains a focal point, as does the enhanced fitness center—a thoughtful touch for those balancing indulgence with wellness.
Newly opened along Lake Mangonia, The Belgrove delivers classic resort appeal with fresh perspective. The 150-room resort offers three pools, five dining venues, a full-service spa, and a front-row seat to one of the region’s best golf experiences—the Jack Nicklaus Signature Course at Dutchman’s Pipe. It’s a peaceful escape just minutes from downtown.
One of the world’s most legendary resorts, The Breakers Palm Beach, just added another jewel to its crown. The newly unveiled, $12 million tennis and racquet complex spans 104,000 square feet, boasting three unique court surfaces (including the world’s first hydroponic grass), LED-lit evening play, and luxe spectator amenities like the Veranda lounge. With 16 open-air courts and design that channels old-school tennis glamour, the complex is a definitive statement on recreational luxury.
A complete design refresh has brought Crane’s intimate villas and suites into the modern era, without losing their coastal charm. One Bedroom Suites and Studios now feature updated dining and living spaces, while tech and decor upgrades enhance every villa. The result? A home-away-from-home experience with elevated comfort and boutique appeal.
The newest addition to the Four Seasons experience is Palm Pavilion, a lush outdoor area designed for casual play. Phase one is now open with mini golf, table tennis, and billiards, while the second phase—coming this fall—will include revamped tennis courts, pickleball, and bocce. Ideal for families or laid-back travelers, this new space brings a lighter, leisure-driven energy to the oceanfront retreat.
This century-old icon is undergoing a dramatic restoration set to debut in early 2026. But anticipation is already building. The Mediterranean Revival landmark will return with a new restaurant, spa, and pool, all steps from Lake Worth Beach Park and the bustling pier. Preserving its historic facade while embracing contemporary amenities, the Gulfstream is a revival rooted in character.
Fresh off a multimillion-dollar renovation, Hyatt Place Delray Beach now offers 134 modern guest rooms and suites with new furnishings, quartz-accented bathrooms, and smart workspace designs. Business travelers benefit from enhanced meeting spaces, including a sun-filled boardroom. Meanwhile, The Placery bar transitions from breakfast café to casual evening lounge—complete with craft cocktails and curated bites.
Phase one of The Seagate’s transformation brings 157 newly redesigned guest rooms to life, all brimming with elevated finishes and coastal flair. The highlight, however, is the arrival of Bourbon Steak by Michael Mina, a new culinary flagship that positions The Seagate as a true destination for both luxe accommodations and fine dining.
The newest addition to Palm Beach’s luxury lineup, Palm House debuts as the first U.S. property from Iconic Luxury Hotels. With 79 thoughtfully designed rooms—including a two-story Presidential Suite with an Alaskan King bed—the hotel blends classic glamour with modern touches. Guests can enjoy Japanese-Peruvian cuisine at The Dining Room, sip under Murano-glass chandeliers at Palm Bar, or unwind poolside with hourly Evian spritzes. For gourmands, the new Omakase lunch menu makes a bold first impression.