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Palm House in Palm Beach is leaning fully into its role as the island's most stylish social living room—one where wellness, culture, and conviviality unfold with unmistakable Palm Beach polish. Palm House occupies a rare and coveted position in Palm Beach: both entirely new and deeply referential. As the first hotel to open on the island in four years, the property marks the U.S. debut of London-based L+R Hotels' Iconic Luxury Hotels collection, a portfolio revered for stewarding some of the world's most storied addresses. Each property in the collection is defined not by trend, but by character, history, and a distinct sense of place. Designed as a modern retreat that honors the island's golden age while embracing contemporary luxury, the hotel feels less like a traditional resort and more like an impeccably designed private residence—one that just happens to welcome the island in. From the moment guests arrive, the tone is set by the Palm Bar, where bartenders in crisp white tuxedo jackets serve classic cocktails at a luminous pink marble bar, a playful nod to Palm Beach glamour with a wink of modernity. With just 79 spacious guest rooms and suites, Palm House maintains an intimate, residential feel. Standout accommodations include Terrace Rooms that open directly onto the pool and an opulent two-story Presidential Suite featuring the largest hotel bed in Palm Beach—an Alaskan King—along with private balconies overlooking the Sunset Pool Deck. Outside, the pool area operates as a secluded sanctuary, complete with cabana beds, attentive service, and refined touches like hourly Evian spritzes. At its heart, Palm House was conceived not simply as a hotel, but as a destination for connection—a place where guests and residents naturally converge. at philosophy extends to e Dining Room, where an innovative menu blending Japanese technique with Peruvian ingredients reinforces the hotel's global sensibility, while maintaining an easy, all-day elegance. VUENJ.COM 87

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