At 100, The Boca Raton feels less like a landmark reflecting on its past and more like a destination fully engaged in the present. Its centennial year has brought a surge of creative momentum, proving that for an icon of this scale, the most important work is the work happening right now.
The most compelling addition is the new Cloister Inn Museum: A Mizner Legacy. Housed within the resort’s original 1926 reception area, this bi-level gallery honors Addison Mizner—the visionary architect who defined Florida’s Mediterranean Revival style and master-planned the original hotel. Meticulously curated displays, including rare ephemera and a newly commissioned portrait of Mizner by artist Serge Strosberg, celebrate the property’s founding vision.
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