The Boca Raton
Addison Mizner's 1926 estate, with two five-star hotels inside its 200 acres.
Boca Raton · Palm Beach
A sense of the place








Why it's in the collection
Because Stanza sells exactly two of its hotels – the Beach Club on the sand, the adults-only Yacht Club on the lake – and each is a five-star address in its own right.
- One resort opened by Addison Mizner in 1926 – 200 acres with an 18-hole course, a 34-slip marina and Sadelle's by Major Food Group – marking its centennial in 2026.
- The Yacht Club: 112 suites, adults only from sixteen, a balcony on every one and a personal butler; Flybridge, its guests-only tasting-menu seafood restaurant, is led by executive chef Peter Annewanter.
- The Beach Club: 210 rooms and suites on a half-mile private beach with three pools, plus Marisol, Onda's rotating chef-in-residence and the Sand Bar.
- Spa Palmera's 44 treatment rooms across 50,000 square feet, and the four-acre Harborside Pool Club with a 450-foot floating river.
Suites and rates
Every rate is confirmed with you by the concierge before anything is booked — cancellation terms in plain language, no surprises.
The neighborhood
Boca Raton
Forty kilometers south of the island, a town Addison Mizner laid out in the 1920s – lake, marina and a private half-mile beach inside the resort's own grounds.
- Mizner Park's shops and restaurants, ten minutes inland.
- Gumbo Limbo Nature Center and its sea turtles on the barrier island.
- Delray Beach's Atlantic Avenue, fifteen minutes north.
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