Palm Beach and the Treasure Coast Hotels

PGA National Resort & Spa

At a Glance

    Pros

  • dream golf facilities
  • affordable rates for top-notch amenities
  • close to shopping malls

    Cons

  • no beach shuttle
  • difficult to get around if you don't have a car
  • long drive to Palm Beach proper

PGA National Resort & Spa Review

A soup-to-nuts renovation completed in 2012 has elevated this golfer's paradise (five championship courses and the site of the yearly Honda Classic pro-tour tournament) from its Caddyshack-style beginnings to a sleek modern playground with a gorgeous zero-entry lagoon pool, seven different places to eat, and a full-service spa with unique mineral-salt therapy pools. The clubhouse is massive, but since the course is open only to hotel guests and members, the greens are not overcrowded. At the pool, comfy loungers abound, and servers rush over to take your drink order. The spa, which is open to the public and very well respected by locals, has 32 treatment rooms and more than 100 services. Its six outdoor therapy pools—two with healing salts from the Dead Sea and France's Pyrenees and a cold plunge—are a real treat.

    Hotel Details

  • 280 rooms, 59 suites.
  • Rate includes no meals.

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