Our family of 4 stayed in 2 ocean-view rooms for a week around Thanksgiving. The resort has a great location on a superb beach. It's a high quality, relatively small, hotel and nowhere near as ostentatious as the huge Breakers a little further north. It is immaculately maintained, with nice rooms, an attractive pool area and good restaurants. Some nice little touches such as bikes to borrow and interesting little snacks poolside, both at no charge. But what made the Four Seasons stand out compared to other hotels was its people. Everyone from the bellhop who showed us to our rooms through the waiting, front of house and poolside staff to the top managers went out of their way to provide first rate service with a smile. A really enjoyable stay.

In a culture of rapidly declining customer service and general malaise and apathy, this place gives me hope. I realize this hope comes with a high price, but it was worth it. Exceptional customer service in a beautiful setting.

Beautiiful resort and great service. Be prepared for lots of kids in the pool. Terrific food and good value. As a gay man, I checked in after a week at Pineapple Point in Fort Lauderdale, the top rated specialty hotel on TripAdvisor. I stayed there based on the TA reviews. The Four Seasons Palm Beach is 1/2 of a point below Pineapple Point (Fort Lauderdale) in my opinion, and that says alot about the Four Seasons.

My sister and I went to the Four Seasons Palm Beach to celebrate her birthday which was recognized by the hotel with a lovely note and cupcake in the room. The Palm Beach spa treatment was fabulous. All of the staff were incredibly friendly and helpful.
Be prepared to pay ridiculous money for cabs to Worth Street; we paid $40 each way for a 7 mile trip. The hotel website indicates they have a shuttle. Misleading at best.