Brazilian Court

Frommer's Review

This elegant, old-world, Mediterranean-style hotel dates from the 1920s and almost looks like a Beverly Hills bungalow. No two rooms are the same as far as decor, but all are elegant and luxurious, with mahogany crown molding, Provence-style wood shutters, imported fabrics, individual climate controls, and stunning bathrooms adorned in limestone with Ultra Air Jet tubs and frameless shower enclosures. Service is doting, though a bit aloof -- you won't always be received by smiling faces, but you will get whatever you want. There's even room service exclusively for pets (you know the type: held hostage in Mummy's Gucci bag). A large hotel by Palm Beach standards (The Breakers notwithstanding), Brazilian Court sprawls over half a block and features fountains and private courtyards. Celebrity stylist Frederick Fekkai offers the hotel's premier salon and spa. With the recent addition of renowned Chef Daniel Boulud's hauter-than-thou Café Boulud (which provides stellar 24-hr. room service), Brazilian Court has replaced the Italian mainstay Bice Restaurant as Palm Beach's number-one place to see and be seen.

Facilities:
Restaurant; private dining room (up to 12); heated outdoor pool; exercise room; spa treatments; concierge; salon; 24-hr. room service; library

Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.

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