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The fabled The Boca Raton has enamored visitors for decades. Renowned local architect Addison Mizner, who led the development of Boca Raton and a number of other South Florida cities, was the mastermind behind the resort’s Mediterranean and Spanish Colonial Revival aesthetic and that distinctive bright-pink exterior.
The resort unfolds across 356 acres, featuring a Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star spa, two championship golf courses, a tennis school, an expansive half-mile stretch of private beach, a marina, an art gallery and five distinctive accommodation styles. Check out rooms in the Cloister building, which dates to 1926, when it opened as a 100-room inn.
While the Boca Raton hotel has evolved into a modern day, ultra-luxurious resort, it still embraces Mizner’s original vision and, upon pulling up the grand drive, you’ll be enveloped by its illustrious past.
The resort unfolds across 356 acres, featuring a Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star spa, two championship golf courses, a tennis school, an expansive half-mile stretch of private beach, a marina, an art gallery and five distinctive accommodation styles. Check out rooms in the Cloister building, which dates to 1926, when it opened as a 100-room inn.
While the Boca Raton hotel has evolved into a modern day, ultra-luxurious resort, it still embraces Mizner’s original vision and, upon pulling up the grand drive, you’ll be enveloped by its illustrious past.
Our Inspector's Highlights
- For the ultimate in luxury, book the 6,000-square-foot three-bedroom Presidential Suite, a grandiose two-story high-rise Tower penthouse, replete with a full kitchen, bar, formal dining room and grand piano.
- Stay in the Yacht Club to receive priority dining reservations, custom curated minibars and access to the eighth-floor Commodore Executive Lounge. Receiving a full face-lift beginning in June, the Yacht Club will debut a sleek new "nautical-chic" look just in time for The Boca Raton's high season in October.
- Don’t miss the Four-Star spa. Designed after Spain’s Alhambra Plaza, the spa offers gardens, its own private pool and a decadent ritual bathing area.
- The Boca Raton is a foodie’s haven with 13 dining outlets including Morimoto Sushi Bar, The Blue restaurant and New York City’s famed Serendipity ice cream parlor.
- Bring the kids. The “Family Fun” staff plans more than 150 activities a month, and there’s a Quest Club for ages three to nine.
Things to Know
- Take a guided tour of the hotel provided by the Boca Raton Historical Society to discover more of the property’s unique historic and architectural heritage.
- The Boca Raton offers 1,000-plus guest rooms, suites and bungalows housed in five properties: the Cloister, the Yacht Club, the Tower, the Bungalows and the The Boca Raton Beach Club.
- A stay at this historic property is an extra exclusive experience. You must be a resort guest or member to dine at restaurants in The Boca Raton and The Boca Raton Beach Club.
- Don't miss a drink at the storied Mizner's Monkey Bar. Mixologist Ken Braun serves up sensational cocktails, from the classic Best Gin Drink Ever to his always inspired creations, such as an off-menu sip made of vodka, pomegranate liqueur, muddled rosemary and a twist of lemon.
The Rooms
- The Cloister rooms emanate old-world charm, cast with a golden-hued palette and touches of tropical floral prints. Most overlook the resort’s beautiful garden or courtyard.
- At 27 stories, the Tower the tallest building in Boca Raton, so you can bet views from every room are spectacular.
- The Yacht Club’s 112 boutique-style rooms and seven suites are undergoing a full renovation this summer, but the new look will be worth the wait. Expected to debut in October, the updated accommodations will feature a blue and white nautical-chic color palette, pale wood floors and large furnished balconies overlooking the intracoastal.
- If you’re planning to check in for an extended period, try the Boca Bungalows, fully furnished one- and two-bedroom apartments in a secluded location near the golf course.
- To stay beachfront, reserve a room at The Boca Raton Beach Club, which is just a short shuttle ride away from the main resort.
The Activities
- Splash around at the Tower Pool with 42 cabanas and personal butlers; the Spa Pool, exclusive for spa visitors; the Boca Bungalow Pool for bungalow guests; or the heated Boca Country Club Pool.
- Flow House Boca is the go-to spot for surfers. Newbies can try the FlowRider wave simulator to experience surfing on land or take a class at the new Billabong surf school at the Beach Club.
- The resort’s 18-hole championship courses come from PGA pros Sam Snead and Tommy Armour: Country Club Course, featuring the Dave Pelz Scoring Game School, and the Resort Course, which debuted a renovation in December 2016.
- Avid tennis players will love the 30 state-of-the-art clay-based courts, daily clinics and one-on-one lessons. Ask the tennis concierge to reserve court times.
- The 50,000-square-foot Spa Palmera is masterfully designed with a palatial-like setting, with grand arches, carved stone and smooth marble, elaborate mosaics and cypress woodworks.
Amenities
24-hour room service 
Bar
Fitness classes
Golf
Gym
House car
Meeting rooms
Outdoor pool
Restaurants
Spa
Tennis
Getting There
The Boca Raton
