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Palm Beach, United States

Palm Beach is the barrier-island resort of Florida's Gold Coast, where Henry Flagler's Gilded Age hotels gave way to Mediterranean Revival villas, the boutiques of Worth Avenue and hedge-lined lanes along the Lake Trail. Luxury travelers come for grand oceanfront resorts, intimate pink-hued hideaways, polo in nearby Wellington and the museums and dining of West Palm Beach across the lagoon.

The Breakers Palm Beach

Henry Flagler's Italian Renaissance oceanfront palace, rebuilt in 1926 after Rome's Villa Medici, with 538 rooms on 140 acres, Florida's oldest 18-hole golf course and an oceanfront spa.

Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach

A six-acre oceanfront retreat on the quiet south end of the island, with balconies or terraces in every room, Mauro Colagreco's Florie's, a beachfront pool and a calm spa.

Eau Resort & Spa

An oceanfront resort in Manalapan, south of Palm Beach, built as the Ritz-Carlton Palm Beach, now with Nobu, the Angle steakhouse, Eau Spa, beachfront pools, tennis and kids clubs.

The Colony Palm Beach

A pink 1947 landmark a block from the ocean and steps from Worth Avenue, with Martyn Lawrence Bullard's exuberant palm-print interiors, a garden pool, villas and a lively bar.

The Brazilian Court Hotel & Beach Club

A 1926 Spanish Colonial hideaway near Worth Avenue, with 80 rooms and suites around fountain courtyards, Daniel Boulud's Café Boulud, a landscaped pool and a full-service salon.

White Elephant Palm Beach

A 1924 Mediterranean Revival building beside Bradley Park, reborn by Nantucket's White Elephant as 32 airy rooms and suites, with Lola 41 restaurant and a heated courtyard pool.

Amrit Ocean Resort & Residences

A wellness-focused oceanfront resort on Singer Island, rooted in Ayurvedic principles, with a hydrothermal circuit, an IV lounge, a yoga studio, five restaurants and bars and the Atlantic beach.