Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach

Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach

Six acres of oceanfront run north from the Lake Worth Bridge, and the beach in front of the Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach is the widest stretch of sand on the island, wider than anything the nearby competition can put a lounger on. The resort sits about ten kilometres from central Palm Beach and fifteen to twenty minutes from the international airport, close enough to Worth Avenue's galleries and the Kravis Center for an evening out, far enough that the 209 rooms across four floors feel like their own address. Families get a kids club, a playroom, a children's pool and babysitting on request, so anyone hoping for a hushed adults-only stretch of sand should look elsewhere on quieter blocks of the coast. Golfers, sailors and the merely restless have a golf course, tennis court, sailing, windsurfing and snorkelling to fill the hours between meals at three separate restaurants, and the spa runs to a sauna, steam room and massage rooms for the days nobody wants to leave a lounger. A daily resort fee of thirty dollars covers premium Wi-Fi, the fitness center, spa access, kids' programs and beach activities, on top of which parking runs forty-five dollars a day and a four-hundred-dollar deposit is taken at check-in, numbers that rule out anyone counting every dollar of the trip. Pets are allowed, staff speak seven languages, and the property carries Green Key Global Eco-Rating certification. This is a resort built for people who want the ocean and the itinerary both, not a retreat for those trying to disappear. Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach sits on six acres of oceanfront with the island's widest beach, a golf course, three restaurants and a full spa. It suits families wanting a kids club and water sports, not travelers chasing a quiet, adults-only shoreline, and resort fees and a check-in deposit apply.