The historic Addison Mizner-designed resort is fresh off a renovation that transformed it into a complex with five swanky hotels and a water park.

What’s old is new again – and then some – at The Boca Raton. Formerly The Boca Raton Resort & Club, the property has embraced its original name and, with it, a return to the type of bespoke luxury that made it a coveted destination in the first half of the twentieth century. 

Along 200 acres of coastline and lakefront, this sprawling, never-have-to-leave resort is a destination in itself with spas, private beaches, and new restaurants, straddling the ocean and harbor fronts of Boca Raton.

It’s been nearly a century since the Roaring ‘20s, but the owners of Boca Raton’s fabled resort, now dubbed The Boca Raton, are close to capping a $200 million renovation that pays homage to the life, times and Mediterranean style of architect Addison Mizner. 

The Boca Raton hotel is back and better than ever.

Daniel Hostettler Spearheads The Luxury Transformation of The Boca Raton.

The 356-acre resort complex previously known as the Boca Resort is getting a total overhaul, and the result is unlike anything else in the region—unless you include the Bahamas.

The property is gearing up to debut a top-to-toe revitalization that not only restores it to its former glory but also to the short list of the world’s finest hotels.

New Boca Resort President and CEO Daniel Hostettler Wants to Bring the Golden Days Back