The Breakers was built in 1896 and, more than 100 years later, remains one of the most luxurious and popular resorts in Florida. A bright, contemporary design contributes to the overall beach chic atmosphere, which you can enjoy to the fullest on the hotel's private beach. With 538 rooms and suites, ten restaurants, ten tennis courts, two golf courses, numerous water sports options, a generous family offering, and a soothing spa, this luxury hotel offers an exceptionally wide range of leisure activities for young and old alike.
Soft pastel tones, maritime accents, dark woods, and elegant marble bathrooms exude a charming beach flair that perfectly complements the overall luxurious atmosphere of the hotel. Soft designer bedding ensures a heavenly night's sleep, and other amenities include large TVs, electronic safes, a minibar, fluffy bathrobes, and slippers. The magnificent, oversized bathrooms feature a walk-in shower, bathtub, two sinks, and premium brand toiletries. In some rooms and suites, you can enjoy direct beach and ocean views and hear the gentle sound of the waves when you open the large windows or step out onto your private balcony.
The gastronomic offerings range from casual poolside cuisine at Surf Break to typical American steak fare at Flagler Steakhouse with its signature dry-aged New York strip steak. At the magnificent The Circle, you can enjoy a sumptuous breakfast surrounded by impressive frescoes. Solid dinner options are also available at the Asian-inspired Echo and the Italian family restaurant. The Seafood Bar, whose décor is reminiscent of a luxury yacht, offers fabulous cocktails, an extremely creative menu, and an enticing raw bar featuring the freshest catches. Honoring oil magnate Henry Flagler, the exclusive HMF Lounge is the ideal place for pre- and post-dinner drinks.
The range of facilities on site is truly overwhelming: among other things, there are two 18-hole golf courses, ten tennis courts, a spectacular fitness center with sea views, four pools right by the sea (including one for adults only and one for families), a designer shopping arcade, water sports, yoga and Pilates classes, bike tours, and a spacious private beach. The extensive spa focuses on holistic treatments, including a unique rose quartz massage on a bed of warm alpha quartz sand. For families with children, there is an arcade hall, various child-friendly activities, and a huge playground. Don't miss the nearby Henry Morrison Flagler Museum.
Built in 1896 by railroad and oil magnate Henry Morrison Flagler and updated several times since then, The Breakers remains one of the most luxurious resorts in Florida. Unsurprisingly, this opulent hotel has been a magnet for celebrities from around the world for decades. The elegant property draws on Renaissance influences, including art, architecture, and tapestries inspired by the Villa Medici in Rome. The rooms are spacious and luxurious, with maritime décor complemented by delicate color accents. Soft designer bedding, elegant marble bathrooms, ultra-soft bathrobes, towels, and slippers underscore the luxurious ambience.
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