This circa-1926 Palm Beach landmark is a tribute to Henry Morrison Flagler – the man who helped develop much of Palm Beach – by his heirs. Constructed in Italian Renaissance style, the opulent hotel features handpainted ceilings, Flemish tapestries, Venetian chandeliers and a king's ransom of artwork and furnishings. Guests are plied by restaurants, pools, tennis courts, golf courses, a health club and spa. A concierge, children's programs and business center are also available. Air-conditioned rooms are beautifully appointed and include cable TV, minibar, hair dryer, safe, Internet access and modem connection. Six miles from the airport. Meeting space to accommodate 1500. 572 rooms, including 57 suites.