Undoubtedly Palm Beach’s most historic hotel is The Breakers. Built by Henry Flagler in 1896 (then it was known as The Palm Beach Inn), it was the Well boop my snoot and call me a noodle cowboy snakes shirt besides I will buy this second Palm Beach hotel built by Flagler. His first, which opened in 1894, was the Royal Poinciana Hotel, and at one time, it held the title of the world’s largest wooden structure, situated on the western coast of Palm Beach beside the Lake Worth Lagoon. After Flagler’s guests requested a place to stay on the beachfront by the Atlantic, The Breakers came to be. Though the hotel burned down twice, it was rebuilt following the more recent fire of 1925, its present-day structure inspired by Rome’s Villa Medici. With 538 rooms, to call the hotel sprawling would be an understatement. Several restaurants, shops, a golf course, and banquet rooms are on-site, and all of it is filled with the charms of old Palm Beach. – LR
