I stayed at the FSRPB for two nights for a meeting in January. I arrived late in the evening, after taking a rather pricey taxi from Palm Beach International Airport (about $35-40). The staff that greeted me on arrival were welcoming and friendly, even at 11:45pm. They swiftly checked me in and escorted me to my room.

The lobby is beautiful and open. Light colors are everywhere, lending to the overall vacation-feel of the resort. The "Living Room" has a bar with ample comfortable seating, right off the entrance. My room was on the first floor, just above the spa area. I overlooked the pool, and from my balconey had a lovely view of the ocean in the distance. The landscaping is fabulous, and even though my room looked right out into a busy area, it still managed a secluded feeling.

The room was large, with two double beds, dressers, and a chair. Again, the decor was beautiful, almost ethereal. Light blues and greys and whites all in modern yet beach-style patterns. The bathroom was especially nice. Lots of room, a separate shower, toilet cubby, and bathtub, all with very nice fixtures. The shower was excellent with strong water pressure and a piping hot temperature. They also have amazing toiletries!

My bed was super soft and comfy. I slept amazingly both nights. No noise, no light, and perfect room temperature. Really relaxing.

The meeting that I was attending was also very well-handled. We had three separate meals as a part of it, all of which were delicious. Our meeting room was well-sized for our group, and the temperature was actually good (a rarity in meeting spaces!). I also ate breakfast one morning in Graze. I ordered off the menu and sat on the patio. It was very tasty, and the setting was nice. A nice walk on the quiet beach followed. Very pretty setting, surrounded by small condo buildings, so that there are not many people out and about.

All in all, I would love to stay here again, this time for my own pleasure instead of work. It is a pricey cab ride from PBI, but a car rental would make more sense anyway, so that you can go sight-see more. It is a bit further south than the Palm Beach main strip, but it makes it feel more secluded, with only a few neighbors.

My family and I just had Christmas at the four seasons palm beach ( December 2012 ) and we had a really really good experience.
The hotel is beautiful on the inside , very sleek & elegant , same for the rooms & bathroom.
The outside of the hotel is perhaps not the most attractive, but with every room having its own large balcony this is easily forgiven .
Throughout the Christmas period there were a myriad little touches to delight both our children and us, from the beautiful decorations ( including a snow man made of flowers ! ) to the roasted chestnuts & mulled wine / hot cider on Christmas Eve, the wonderful carol singers , the ' help yourself ' sweet stand , the truly lovely Christmas stocking each of the children received on Christmas morning , the lovely little Christmas tree & edible presents entirely made of yummy biscuits left in the room on Christmas Eve....I could go on ! All of it was just wonderful .
We had mostly sunny & warm days wile there & spent every day on the beach .
The beach is very large & very clean , the sea clean & quite warm ( we swam lots ! ) and the service on the beach second to none .
The service through out is very very good , nothing is ever too much trouble & everything is supervised constantly .
I especially have to mention Bernardo Netto, the front office manager , he truly went to great lengths to accommodate us .

This was the 3rd stop on our honeymoon having just completed a cruise. The checkin unfortunately wasn't that smooth as we had a trainee but I understand that she was new. When we got checked in I asked about adding breakfast to our package to be told they don't do that (not from the trainee)you would think I asked for breakfast on the moon so I ended up buying resort credit instead. Fortunately after a shaky start the rest of our stay was really good. We had a delicious lunch on the terrace and our room was really luxurious with a sea view. The housekeeping and turndown service was great and we received a bottle of champagne and strawberries with a personal note this was a lovely touch. The spa was complimentary to use which was great it was relaxing and peaceful.There was complimentary coffee in reception in the mornings and little snacks on the beach during the day.I don't mind a splurge but the treatments were all very expensive so I ended up going to the beauty salon next to the hotel for a manicure and a blowdry instead. Be careful in the water as the waves were v strong someone nearly drown when we there. One word of advice you need a car when staying here its inbetween Lake Worth and Palm Beach and its 35 dollars taxi to most places. Lake Worth is "worth" (sorry) a visit we walked down to it and went to a cute old style dinner for lunch and browsed around. We went to a sports bar daves last Resort one night as my husband wanted to see a game and the food was really reasonable and tasty. There is a good lunch place bennys on the beach near the hotel besides this there is nowhere else to eat close to the hotel. The fish tacos were good. Overall not sure I'd return to this particular property but I'd book a four seasons property again as overall the service and the room impressed me.

Great property large beach with plenty of chairs and and umbrella's. The room service was excellent which was a surprise as most of the top tier resorts usually come up short in this area.The rooms have been recently updated and seemed larger than the Ritz Carlton where we stayed last.
This resort is the best on the beach with an excellent staff the common areas are all beautifully decorated not dated at all.