Cloister remains the historic heart of the property, characterized by graceful archways, lush gardens, courtyards, and Mediterranean-inspired architectural details. Its accommodations blend classic 1920s South Florida glamour with contemporary finishes. Tower takes a more modern approach, offering spacious rooms and suites with warm wood accents, Floridian-inspired artwork, built-in window seating, and sweeping views of the Atlantic and coastline.

For a quieter escape, the adults-only Yacht Club features all-suite accommodations, waterfront views, and personalized service, while Beach Club delivers an airy oceanfront experience. Bungalows provides residential-style accommodations particularly well suited to extended stays.

The resort’s amenities make The Boca Raton a destination unto itself. Guests can relax at the Forbes Five-Star Spa Palmera, enjoy private beach access, golf and racquet facilities, or spend the afternoon at Harborside Pool Club, featuring three pools, a 450-foot lazy river, waterslides, luxury cabanas, and a FlowRider surf simulator. More than 15 restaurants and bars add an impressive culinary component to the experience.

A century after its debut, The Boca Raton continues to balance heritage with reinvention. Its combination of historic architecture, expansive accommodations, waterfront recreation, attentive service, and unmistakable South Florida glamour has allowed a 1920s retreat to evolve into one of Florida’s enduring luxury resort destinations.