TDN Weekend December 2016 Issue 9
Issue link: https://www.e-digitaleditions.com/i/934158
current President of the United States. The Eau Palm Beach–formerly the Ritz-Carlton–was given a sizable ren- ovation two years ago, going from the Ritz's old-world decadence to a lighter, brighter and infinitely more modern sense of luxury and glamour befitting a beach side resort. To that end, the Eau Palm Beach has not only seen its fair share of the rich and famous walk through its lavish front doors, but also played host to the visiting Chinese President Xi Jinping last winter, a nod to its ability to cater to the most exact- ing of customers. In addition to the beauty and splen- dor of the establishment, the resort offers a 42,000-square-foot world- class spa, lavish beach amenities and fine-dining catering to whatever crav- ing needs satiating. The Eau Spa offers a plethora of packages addressing a multitude of needs; including mas- sages, facials, a full-service salon, a fitness club, which I was surprised to learn boasted several classes per day. Group classes include boot camp, spin, Pilates and, if a more sedate approach is your thing, yoga on the beach is also available. And for those beach bunnies who are looking for a new challenge, private stand-up paddle board yoga is also offered. Whether you plan to stay one, two or several nights, the spa has assembled a handful of spa packages to satisfy every whim, so if you have the dime, they have the time.