If Palm Beach were to be embodied by a single color, it would undoubtedly be pink. This hue captures the essence of South Florida sunsets, echoes the vibrant spirit of Lilly Pulitzer, and complements the bougainvillea that clings gracefully to the town’s distinctive Mediterranean Revival architecture, introduced by Addison Mizner in the roaring 1920s.

With such a rich palette at its disposal, the newly unveiled Palm House hotel naturally embraced pink. Located on the illustrious Royal Palm Way, leading directly to the Atlantic Ocean, this iconic property has been reborn after an extensive renovation spearheaded by Iconic Luxury Hotels and architectural firm Cooper Carry.

The design ethos of Palm House is unmistakably rooted in the essence of Palm Beach. Upon entering through its rose-hued façade, guests are welcomed by an enchanting seashell installation crafted by local artist Christa Wilm. This intricate mosaic, accompanied by a large-scale hand-blown coral Murano glass chandelier, encapsulates the whimsical and luxurious vibe that Palm House aims to convey.

The Art of Welcome

“It has this almost ethereal quality that feels like stepping into The Little Mermaid—but make it couture,” describes the hotel’s art consultant Minda Dowling. “The way the shells catch the light gives it a sense of motion, as if the ocean itself is whispering through the space. It’s bold, whimsical and undeniably Palm Beach.”

Modern Nostalgia in Every Corner

The interior design studio Muza Lab has masterfully reimagined the iconic pinks and greens of Palm Beach’s heyday, creating a space that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly modern. The lobby is designed to emulate the lively atmosphere of a bustling restaurant, encouraging guests to “Come on in and have a cocktail.”

The Palm Bar Experience

Adjacent to the concierge desk, guests will find The Palm Bar, where bartenders craft delightful concoctions such as the hotel’s signature rum pineapple Celia cocktail.

Beyond the bar lies the intimate Palm House Dining Room. This all-day dining venue offers a range of culinary delights, from traditional breakfast items to an exquisite Japanese menu that challenges even Nobu’s miso cod.

An Oasis by Day and Night

The space transitions seamlessly from day to night, inviting both locals and visitors to indulge in its flavorful offerings at any time of the day.

The true heart of Palm House is epitomized by its Sunset Pool Deck. This secluded sanctuary, complete with a sunken heated pool, pink umbrellas, and plush loungers, embodies the hotel’s ethos of “relaxed exclusivity.” Here, poolside butlers cater to every need, from refreshing spritzes to sunglass cleaning.

Beach Bliss

For those preferring sandy shores, arrangements can be made on the nearby beach with teak chairs and parasols for ultimate relaxation.

The guest rooms are a journey in themselves. Hallways adorned with vintage Slim Aarons prints, modern works by Dean West, Tim Macpherson, and Brad Walls, all curated by Dowling, lead to light and airy suites.

• Coral-colored headboards and custom-woven wall sconces enhance the space’s elegance.
• Luxurious suites feature limestone flooring or seashell-inspired carpeting, depending on their floor level.
• First-floor rooms boast private patios for poolside enjoyment, while a two-story Presidential Suite offers panoramic views and unparalleled luxury.

Though Palm House opened its doors on Thanksgiving weekend, it continues to grow. An expansive event space is already booked for springtime weddings, promising even more allure and exclusivity to this Palm Beach jewel.

A New Chapter in Palm Beach

Palm Beach buzzes with anticipation as the Palm House marks its arrival at just the right moment—setting a new standard of luxury and style on one of America’s most iconic shores.