As part of an exclusive “boutique hotel” enclave on the top two floors of The Breakers, the resort’s Flagler Club has reopened after a full-scale renovation by an internationally known hospitality designer.
Since its redesign debuted in late November, demand has been brisk for the club’s 21 rooms and suites comprising a “boutique hotel-within-a-hotel” on the private-access floors with their own staff and extra perks.
Though the entire 538-room Breakers with golf, tennis, pool-and-beach complex, restaurants, spa and fitness center has been “operating at peak business levels” this season, “guests seeking more customized, exclusive experiences” have flocked to The Flagler Club, the club’s general manager Jessica Regen told the Daily News recently.
With its new look by famed New York-based Tihany Design, a firm whose widely praised work can be seen across the globe, the Flagler Club “is reminiscent of a private guest house within a legendary resort” where guests enjoy “an intimate sanctuary,” Regen said.