The Colony Hotel

As guardians of a treasured icon, The Colony Palm Beach faithfully preserves its legacy of gracious hospitality while ensuring continued relevance to a new generation of modern, well-traveled and discerning guests. The 89 room property provides unique, curated offerings for guests of all ages delivered with best-in-class ultra boutique service. Much more than a hotel, The Colony is a state of mind - a place to connect meaningfully and authentically with one of the world's most storied destinations, steps from both Worth Avenue and the Atlantic Ocean. Aware of The Colony's singular place in the hearts of long-time Palm Beachers, the hotel is dedicated to maintaining a rich tradition of culinary excellence and sophisticated entertainment in a vibrant social setting that is both welcoming and refreshingly unpretentious.

The Junior Suites are, practically, perfect in both size and style, creating a comfortable accommodation in calming blues. There’s a sweetness to these pieds-à-terre, which have been designed to host both short- and long-term guests. All of our suites include a Kuerig coffee maker, mini-fridge, microwave and pull-out sofa. Junior suites feature one king bed or two full beds, a parlor with a pull-out sofa and one bathroom.

The most spacious in The Colony’s collection of rooms, the Superior Suites feature two bathrooms. Families (and others who require extra room) can be happily housed in these accommodations, which feature entertaining and working spaces with Atlantic Ocean–inspired murals. All of our suites include a Kuerig coffee maker, mini-fridge, microwave and pull-out sofa. Superior suites feature one king bed or two full beds, a parlor with a pull-out sofa and two bathrooms.

The Colony Hotel dates to 1947, when it debuted during Palm Beach’s post war construction boom. This glimmering destination has received praise for its fashionable dining, live music, and gorgeous interior decoration. It’s the reason that discerning guests—including Judy Garland, Lena Horne, John Lennon, Sophia Loren, and Frank Sinatra—have continued to check in for decades. The Colony Palm Beach was designated a landmark in 2020.