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Concierge.com's insider take:
Set around two large courtyards filled with lush greenery and leafy palm trees, this hotel is where heiress Marjorie Merriweather Post crashed while prepping her manse Mar-a-Lago for the season. The hotel was designed in 1926 by Rosario Candela (the architect behind some of Manhattan's swankest Fifth Avenue apartment buildings) and got a face-lift in late 2007 that redesigned the still very British-colonial rooms with mahogany and Hauteville Doré limestone. The Brazilian Court continues to attract society types who prefer the privacy of the 80-room inn versus the Breakers, which is almost seven times the size. (The Brazilian Court also skips the Breakers's beachfront location, family-friendly fun, tennis courts, and golf course.) What the hotel lacks in activities it makes up for in big-name amenities: The salon is Frédéric Fekkai and the restaurant is Café Boulud, which provides room service until 11 pm.
From the readers of Condé Nast Traveler:
(80 rooms)
—2010 Gold List
Overall Score: 87.4
- Design: 90.8
- Activities: 67.1
- Rooms: 88.2
- Service: 89.5
- Food: 92.0
- Location: 96.1
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Amenities: Beach, Pool, Spa, Water sports
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