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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 Colony Palm Beach
155 Hammon Ave.
Palm Beach, Florida
33480
Nearest Airport: PBI
Exquisite experience for us. Top shelf service everywhere. Room is great. Pool is great. Valet is great. Bar is great. Chocolate on your pillow is great. Bellmen are great. Curried chicken salad is great. What else can I say. Such a fantastic operation.
KevinT588 - Fort Myers, Florida
Great spot have stayed here 4 5 times...just needs Espresso machines in rooms..good spot. Great food..quiet relaxed spot vs the breakers large busy spot..the colony has Great service staff..Just needs Espresso machines in each room and small desks!
puffdaddy1234 - Eden Prairie, Minnesota
We stayed here last week before a Friends wedding. It’s a lovely setting and the area around the pool is great even if it does get overcrowded. Staff are lovely. Food Is only ok. The rooms are small and the cleaning service unreliable . For a short stay it’s good.
Googlyman - Margaret River, Australia
Stay here for a night if you want to be a block off Worth Avenue. But that's it. I wasn't too thrilled with this place. The welcome at the hotel was lukewarm but you can chalk that up to one somewhat surly person at the front desk. A bigger problem was that I arrived at my suite 301 (a superior suite) and the room was pitch black and the hallway light was broken inside the suite and there were no ceiling fixtures, so I was fumbling around looking for a lamp to turn on. After a day of travel and work, there were no treats to welcome me, just two bottles of water. I went down to the pool and was told it was after dusk and therefore closed. That was a bummer because I chose this hotel over the Brazilian Court because it had a pool. There is no gym onsite; the gym you can use a few blocks away closes at 7pm. This place is just dead at night in terms of facilities. I get this text from their virtual concierge telling me how thrilled the hotel was to have me as their guest, and I mentioned that I didn't feel very welcome here at a suite costing me $1,500 a night and the person replied that I should order food from room service. I suggested they might send a treat to my room, and they later did send a bottle of prosecco (but meanwhile nothing to eat, except that some bedtime pastry snack did show up). I wanted to eat at the hotel restaurant for dinner, but the only fish item was fish and chips, so i wound up at Cafe Boulud. I ate downstairs for breakfast which was fine. The hotel has nice bicycles that ride really well, and the Palm Beach Fitness gym is fine for a morning workout. It has everything you need; I was surprised that at 58 I was the youngest person in the gym. Usually, I'm one of the oldest. A pain point in this suite is that the bathroom in the living room is the one with the shower and it's so small that the door is open halfway against your body when you try to stand in front of the sink. I was hoping for a suite that was not so tight. I did like that the shower controls were opposite the showerhead, so you didn't have to get cold water all over you to turn on the shower. The hotel offers a courtesy car which will take you to the Breakers, which is where I transferred to the next day for the weekend. I had a much a better time there and felt i was treated much better there. For roughly the same money, you get much more facilities at the Breakers and if you have Amex Platinum, you get the amenities. At the Colony, I had to pay $43 for a bagel, cream cheese, smoked salmon and some avocado. I could have had the whole buffet at the Breakers for nothing. There are lots of new hotels being built in Palm Beach. This hotel is not great value for money; the least they could do here is to do more to show their guests that they appreciate their business.
649ic - New York City, New York
Very disappointed in their service. I’ve stayed now twice and it bums me out both visits were not great. Excellent location but very pricey for this service. Room service impossible. No one ever answers at the front desk. If you are lucky they might clean your room. Janky doors so light from the hall is distracting. Location is perfect but boy do you pay.
Keithc27 - Los Angeles, California
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