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The Breakers

Palm Beach, FL • Palm Beach • OVER THE TOP

avg. $834 / night

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Twice destroyed by fire and twice rebuilt, the palazzo-style tower that anchors The Breakers on Palm Beach's oceanfront carries the ambitions of Henry Flagler's Gilded Age railroad empire in its very stonework. Leonard Schultze — the architect behind New York's Waldorf Astoria — designed the current structure in 1926, modeling its twin campaniles and terracotta-tiled rooflines on the Villa Medici in Rome. The aerial view confirms just how seriously that Mediterranean Revival brief was pursued: cream stucco arcades, red-tiled hipped roofs, and a formal pool terrace framed by royal palms step down toward the Atlantic in a composition that has barely shifted in a century. Spread across 140 acres with 538 rooms across ten floors, the property remains family-owned by the Kenan family, an unusual distinction at this scale. Recent interior updates brought the guestrooms into a cooler, more coastal register — blue floral wallcovering panels behind upholstered headboards trimmed in navy, custom-woven rugs in swirling indigo on cream grounds, sage green lounge chairs in stripe fabric, and wrought-iron balcony railings framing uninterrupted Atlantic views. The dining spaces shift in character: one restaurant trades the palazzo formality for a white-painted shiplap ceiling with exposed timber trusses, coral-toned banquettes, rattan pendants alongside a two-tier iron chandelier, and dark-stained oak floors — closer in atmosphere to a well-appointed coastal boathouse than to the grand room tradition the main building so confidently sustains.

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About

One of America’s most iconic resorts, The Breakers is an Italian Renaissance-style hotel situated on 140 acres of oceanfront property on the island of Palm Beach, Florida. For an intimate, exceptionally customized experience, The Breakers’ elegant Flagler Club is an exclusive, 21-room boutique hotel nestled atop the resort. Nestled within The Breakers on two restricted floors, it’s inarguably our most luxurious and exclusive offering. Ten restaurants range from casual beachfront to stylishly sophisticated, while a world-class private beach club hosts four pools, six whirlpool spas, 25 poolside bungalows and a variety of on-site watersports. In addition, there are two 18-hole golf courses, 10 Har-Tru tennis courts, a world-class indoor/outdoor spa, an oceanfront fitness center and 13 boutiques. There is also never a resort fee.

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The Breakers Reviews

3,016 reviews

"I never heard about this hotel before, and I decided to give it a chance while we planned our first visit to Palm Beach. I tried to book two rooms, both with king-size beds, for a family of five (two adults and three small kids). First time in my life I was denied the reservation because of "the safety reason/concern". Apparently, per hotel rules, no more than two people per room. And they are very strict about it, as I was told over the phone. Per their logic, we are supposed to get a third room and have one of the small kids sleeping there?????? I think that is Not the best hotel, with not the best rules and logic, and with not the best customer service. Good thing there are other 5-star hotels with many "advanced" rules and conditions and good customer service."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 20, 2026

"I was surprised how poor this hotel was. I was recommended to stay there by a friend who I would have expected to have high standards but I was amazed how many mistakes they made. I have stayed in good hotels over the years so perhaps I am hard to please but here are some the issues we encountered. I stayed with my wife and family for a week so had plenty of exposure to the Breakers. In no particular order: 1. Our room was small and only had a single basin in the bathroom. Not great at nearly USD 2,000 a night. 2. The loo was broken and over filling so after about 20 mins of waiting for maintenance I opened the cistern and fixed it myself. 3. The window only opened about 10 cm. Also the window kept slipping shut so I propped it open with a shoe. 4. When the window was open, all I could hear was the massive air con / ventilation unit on the back of the Circle Restaurant below. Its ventilating a huge space so is industrially noisy. In fact you can hear it with the window closed too. 5. Also, pretty poor wifi in the room. I raised this with the hotel and to be fair they moved us to a different room. This had a double basin which was an improvement. Other things: 1, At breakfast, the hot food on the buffet is at best warm but then the plates are cold. This means your cooked breakfast is effectively cold. I would expect a hotel of this standard and cost to have the capability of warming plates. 2. On the Saturday evening in the middle of our stay, we were not able to eat dinner in the hotel. The Italian restaurant was fully booked and the "first come first served" sea food restaurant had an hour and 40 minute wait time. I guess the place is full of non residents. 3. I asked the hotel book us into a local restaurant called Echo. It's actually very good and owned by the Breakers. We arrive and the receptionist has no knowledge of our booking. I show her the booking text from the hotel and it turns out its for a date the following week. A 30 minute wait for a table... 4. The Breakers add 20% gratuity automatically to all bills / cheques. At USD 50 per person for breakfast this means you are paying USD 10 for someone to bring you a coffee and you get everyone else yourself from the buffet! It should be optional. In my view, the management of the Breakers are under massive pressure to sweat the asset as hard as possible. They charge top room rates and run with 4 star service. Its just good enough to stop most people complaining and I expect saves them significantly on operating costs. Final point, it's very corporate. My wife said she did not enjoy having to walk past several hundred identical Morgan Stanley investment bankers (obviously some sort of conference) in her robe to get to the spar. Small point but just another reason to think carefully before booking."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 12, 2026

"Visited the Breakers in mid January. Hotel is undergoing renovations so very difficult to get a table for drinks at night despite being an hotel guest and for breakfast in the morning. Housekeeping missed turn down even though we were out of the room by 5 pm. Housekeeping seemed very strangely timed and disorganized. Golf staff, though. Is top notch. Shuttle service to golf is outstanding and golf pros exceptional. Also can’t say enough about food at the golf course. If you don’t golf you may want to look elsewhere until renovations end and hopefully they get back on track."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jan 22, 2026

"To mark our 40th year of coming to Florida from the UK we wanted a standout stay for the final night of a 10 night holiday and this was definitely that. We booked an ocean front suite with balcony. We ended up with a corner suite which had 4 balconies wrapped around the lounge and bedroom. This was an absolutely superb room just ooozing in quality and style. As it was our final night and because the suite was just perfect - we ordered dinner in the room. We had the most wonderful service from Freddy - he has such a warm and professional character and is really good at his job. The food too was wonderful. We paid $3100 for the suite which is at the pricey end but for a treat it was well worth it. The Breakers is a legendary hotel with a huge reputation. Whilst we loved the suite, the hotel when held up to our previous stay for two nights (The Yacht Club at The Boca) lacked in effort. The staff were definitely on autopilot (except Freddy) and there was no where near as warm a welcome nor the finesse of first class received at The Boca. No champagne or offer of a cold drink on arrival though and the check in guy had an open collar and would seem more at home at a Holiday Inn, valets run off their feet with no time for niceties and generally there was a feel like "we're the Breakers - we don't need to impress". No "would you like showing around" none of the warmth or appreciation one would expect. Reputation, location and design only get you so far. Without the extra care expected from a 5 star plus hotel the experience is lacking - and it was. All that said, our concierge pulled it out of the bag with a complimentary bottle of champagne delivered to our room. A nice and very welcome treat. Maybe he sensed we were unimpressed. So 100 out of 10 for the suite 7 out of 10 for a first class welcome - which is a shame. We won't stay again but as a one off - was it worth $3100? yes I would say so - because of the room and the view for a special occasion."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jan 15, 2026

"We went as part of a galleries invite. The service is five stars and the attention to detail was amazing. Beautifully decorated for the holidays."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Dec 28, 2025

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