The design of the new resort has strong European influences, but with a flavor of Miami style. The interiors implement a contrasting backdrop of charcoal grays and white, with punchy blue and yellow accents throughout. The lobby is elevated to level three, where a stunning infinity pool gives a real focal point, merging seamlessly with the distant ocean horizon. Striking contemporary decor rarely found outside of South Beach is executed with materials such as imported marble in white and charcoal, polished plaster, glass and mirror to bounce the light throughout the public spaces.

The pool Oasis creates three distinct moods with three pools: the zero-entry cabana pool, the adult fitness pool, and the Atlantic pool which is the focal point of the resort. Unique and inviting, luxury cabanas wrap around the pool on two floors. Available for day use, each cabana has a flat-panel television, a dining table as well as lounge chairs, a refrigerator, a safe, and private dressing area. Remarkably, every cabana has a full bathroom, a luxury unlike anything found in Florida beach resorts. As the sister resort of the iconic Boca Raton Resort and Club, the Beach Club guests enjoy all of its renowned recreational amenities. The Resort offers two challenging golf courses in a glorious, mature natural setting. There are thirty immaculate clay tennis courts. Spa Palazzo is one of the largest most comprehensive spas in the world with forty-four treatment rooms, a comprehensive salon and its own adult swimming pool. The Resort also offers a croquet lawn, giant chess set, bicycles and a premier marina for deep-sea fishing and sailing charters.

The eight room categories are all available with adjoining foyer doors for the convenience of families. Ocean Vista Terrace rooms have a furnished balcony on the second floor. Poolside Lanai rooms provide the convenience of stepping directly onto the pool deck. On the fifth floor are the spectacular Sky Deck rooms, each with an enormous outdoor living room. One-bedroom Suites are combinable to two and three bedroom options. On the back are the Standard rooms and Mariner rooms. The guestrooms maximize the light within the rooms and create a memorable space with a high level of comfort and style. The ocean view is unobstructed through floor to ceiling glass wall of windows with a sliding center panel to let the sea breeze in. Bathrooms are spacious and use white glass tiles and decorative glass mosaics to create a feeling of space and luxury. The color palette is softer than the public areas but retains the same play on color against a charcoal and white backdrop. Soft pastel colors in turquoise and lime green accent fresh white luxury bedding. Details include wardrobes finished in off-white stitched leather and artwork from Ruth Corman, using abstract photographic images of the coastline.

Dining at the Resort provides plenty of variety. The SeaGrill at the Beach Club offers indoor-outdoor elegance on the third floor overlooking the palms and the ocean`s horizon. Ocean Bar located in the lobby is a popular meeting place. On the pool deck, Beaches Cafe and Bar serves casual food and frozen tropical concoctions. Over at the Boca Raton Resort and Club, there is Cielo by Angela Hartnett perched 27 floors above the sea, and rustic Tuscan dishes at Lucca. A light and airy space encompasses the reception and concierge desks, the gourmet seafood restaurant SeaGrille and a glamorous lounge Ocean Bar all overlooking the pools below and the ocean beyond through panoramic picture windows.