The Belgrove Resort & Spa
If your clients are looking for a winter getaway in Florida, The Belgrove Resort & Spa, Autograph Collection, recently opened its doors just before Christmas. The property is located along Lake Mangonia and is a 10-minute drive from Palm Beach’s downtown.
“We are excited to announce the arrival of The Belgrove Resort & Spa, a highly anticipated resort property, years in the making,” said Jonah Sonnenborn, Senior Managing Director and Head of Access Real Estate, in a press statement. “The resort will offer families, friends and groups a place to gather and share special milestones. We are honored to have incredible partners on this project and look forward to welcoming future guests and the local community.”
As part of its transition to an Autograph Collection property under Marriott International, The Belgrove is undergoing a comprehensive transformation that includes 150 guestrooms and suites, redesigned public spaces and enhanced amenities. Key updates include a refreshed lobby, multiple dining venues, upgraded fitness and spa facilities, two pools and new outdoor patio areas. By late 2025, the resort plans to add 22 villas, expanding its accommodations.
Many rooms and suites include private balconies and upgraded options such as private dining and butler services. The Belgrove will introduce five dining venues, like Society 48, an upscale American eatery serving globally inspired dishes, and Deep End, the hotel’s poolside bar. Guests can also enjoy daily teatimes, happy hours and social gatherings at Bacaro, a garden-inspired venue.
The Belgrove Resort & Spa features treatment rooms and suites, men’s and women’s lounges that include relaxation spaces, private locker rooms, showers and steam rooms. Complimentary wet areas include cold plunges and saunas for guests to further their wellness practice before or after treatments.
The resort also caters to active travelers with a Jack Nicklaus Signature-designed golf course, private and family-friendly pools and a racquet center featuring tennis, pickleball and padel courts.
For more information, visit marriott.com.
MB Resort Orlando, Set to Open Winter 2028
MB Signature Properties, a real estate development firm, has revealed plans for its latest venture, MB Resort Orlando. Slated to open in winter 2028, this new Florida resort will feature 199 two-bedroom, two-bathroom suites equipped with kitchens, accommodating up to six guests.
Strategically located less than five minutes from Disney Springs, MB Resort Orlando will include a spa, rooftop bar, on-site restaurant, fire pit area, splash park, arcade room, outdoor pool, fitness center, co-working space and concierge services.
Palm House in Palm Beach
Palm House is a new luxury property situated on Royal Palm Way, steps from the beach.
As the first U.S. property for the Iconic Luxury Hotels (ILH) collection, which includes Cliveden House and The Mayfair Townhouse in London, Palm House offers 79 spacious guestrooms and suites, averaging over 550 square feet. Guests will enjoy private terraces and added amenities like Natura Bisse bath products and a dedicated house car.
“The addition of Palm House to the ILH portfolio marks an exciting milestone,” said Andrew Stembridge, Executive Director of ILH, in a press statement. “Palm Beach’s iconic charm aligns perfectly with our vision to create timeless escapes that embody unparalleled luxury.”
Clients can unwind at the Palm Bar, a lounge decorated with Murano-glass chandeliers. For dining, the Palm House Dining Room features a fusion of Japanese and Peruvian cuisine curated by Executive Chef Jerry Ayala. Outdoor dining is available on the terrace, with views of the Sunset Pool Deck, offering poolside service.
Palm House also caters to pet owners, offering specialty amenities for four-legged guests.
For booking information, visit palmhouse.com.
The Vineta Hotel in Palm Beach
In early 2025, the Oetker Collection will launch its first property in the U.S. with the opening of The Vineta Hotel in Palm Beach. Situated just two blocks from Palm Beach’s Worth Avenue and minutes from the beach, The Vineta Hotel promises an elevated experience in the heart of this renowned destination.
Originally established as the Lido-Venice in 1926 during Palm Beach’s real estate boom, the property was later renamed The Vineta, a name it held for 50 years. After brief stints as a condominium and later as The Chesterfield Hotel, the building will again embrace its historical moniker as The Vineta Hotel. A comprehensive renovation led by Paris-based interior designer Tino Zervudachi will reduce the room count from 53 to 41, offering more spacious accommodations.
The Vineta Hotel will feature a refurbished courtyard, poolside dining and a new lounge and bar. Its signature restaurant, Coco’s, will be helmed by Executive Chef Sebastian Broda and Pastry Chef Tarek, both from the Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc. The menu will combine dishes inspired by Palm Beach with favorites from the South of France.
“This is a monumental moment as we introduce our first Masterpiece Hotel in the U.S.,” said Timo Gruenert, CEO of Oetker Collection, in a press statement. “Many of our guests already have a connection to Palm Beach, and we’re thrilled to bring our values of family spirit, elegance, and genuine kindness to this wonderful town.”
For more information, visit oetkercollection.com.
