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Hotels
in West Palm Beach,FL
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Just
70 miles north of Miami, West Palm Beach
is the center and largest municipality
of one of the fastest growing areas in
the United States: Palm Beach County!
The Port of Palm Beach, Palm Beach International
Airport and I-95 are the sea, air and
highway ports of entry to this fabulous
part of South Florida's Gold Coast.
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Palm
Beach County is an extraordinary destination offering
business and leisure travelers the very best of
everything. With over 47 miles of white sandy
beaches and over 200 hotels and resorts from Jupiter
to Boca Raton our destination offers every conceivable
amenity. Hotels, resorts, exotic seaside cottages,
charming inns and cozy bed and breakfasts are
available year-round. Whether relaxing ocean-side
at a renowned, five-star resort or enjoying the
comfort of an romantic inn, Palm Beach County
has an extensive offering of accommodations from
which to choose. More than 200 luxury resorts,
boutique hotels, historic bed & breakfasts, and
well-known inns can be found throughout the County,
at a range of price points. Palm Beach County,
Florida enjoys mild tropical temperatures all
year round. We celebrate our great weather with
weekly outdoor greenmarkets, jazz concerts, nature
walks and family events. Indoors or outside, family
fun, cultural adventure, water sports, educational
or purely entertainment - the County is rich in
opportunities to explore and engage in. Besides
West Palm Beach, Palm Beach County destinations
include Juno Beach, Palm Beach, Singer Island,
Boca Raton, Boynton Beach, Palm Beach Gardens,
Riviera Beach, Jupiter Island, Delray Beach and
Lake Worth. In addition to the area's world famous
beaches and sport fishing, Palm Beach County's
Top Attractions include the Kravis Center for
the Performing Arts, the Clematis Street, a highly-popular,
award-winning Fountain side Concert Series featuring
the area’s best rock, r&b, reggae, blues, soul
and swing music.
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Also
the City Place - 55 spectacular acres in
downtown West Palm Beach featuring world
class shops and restaurants in an architecturally
distinct complex reminiscent of a European
town center. And the Norton Museum, identified
as the "best in the State of Florida and
one of the finest for a museum of its size
in the United States," consists of over
4,500 works concentrated in 19th and 20th
century European, Renaissance and Baroque,
American, Chinese and Contemporary art,
Photography, and works on paper.
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