Luxury hotel in Palm Beach to reopen after 17 years in November
- The Palm House hotel has been transformed after 17 years of abandonment, with renovations lasting three years.
- Key architectural features have been preserved while integrating a fresh design that reflects the coastal vibe.
- The reopening of this luxury hotel is expected to attract affluent travelers and contribute to the ongoing tourism boom in Palm Beach.
After 17 years of abandonment, a luxury hotel in Palm Beach, Florida, is set to reopen in November. The property, originally constructed in 1961, underwent a three-year transformation to restore its original grandeur while preserving key architectural features such as the coral facade and limestone arches. The renovation aimed to blend historic elements with a fresh design that reflects the vibrant colors of vintage Palm Beach. The hotel, now named The Palm House, is positioned to attract visitors, particularly from the U.K., where Florida remains a popular winter destination. With double-occupancy room rates starting at $1,289 during peak season, the hotel is expected to cater to affluent travelers seeking a luxurious experience in a region known for its wealth and exclusivity. The reopening of this landmark signifies a new chapter for Palm Beach, which has seen a surge in tourism, welcoming over 5 million visitors in the first half of the year, marking an all-time high.