As a private club, Mar-a-Lago offers an ultra-luxury experience. Amenities include a beach club,…read moreoceanfront pool, fine dining, tennis courts, spa, and fitness facilities, all designed to cater to an elite clientele. The service is often described as attentive and high-end, and the atmosphere leans heavily into elegance and exclusivity. That said, the experience isn't without its polarizing aspects. Mar-a-Lago carries a strong political and cultural identity, especially given its association with President Donald Trump and its nickname as the "Winter White House." This place is the best.

What a cool place to get to see on our trip to the Palm Beach area. We stopped and waved at the…read moreDon and I'm sure he saw and said - "awesome folks - just the greatest folks ever - never any better folks to wave as they drive by!"

Excellent service, great food and view!! Very special place!…read moreAlways a character around to tell good stories!

We hosted a baby shower here. I'm not sure I can accurately describe how wonderful the staff made…read morethis experience. The room we were in was lovely. The tables were set beautifully and the flower arrangements were gorgeous. The staff was dressed in pink to match our theme. We thought it was such a considerate touch. The service staff was fantastic. We lacked for nothing and our needs were anticipated. The food was delicious. We chose to have served appetizers then a buffet lunch. We even had special mocktails. Really delighted with everything!

Great club. Love the pool and the beach. The fries, chicken tenders, and hamburgers are all…read moreamazing. I recommend coming for the Saturday and Sunday poolside buffets. Tip: must be a member of the club

Yummy Gazpacho! And…read moreI have to say, the Lobster roll isn't too shabby either!

What? Am I just giving away stars or what today?…read more Following my review on my horse training, I did say I was learning to Salsa dance, and this is where it is. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday (when I'm not learning how to stick weld), I'm boot-scoot boogy-ing to a latin beat in my cowboy boots and 10 gallon hat. I did get a big enough hat! My relationship with Salsa dancing started in Gloria's cafe in Dallas, TX. Basically, I had a game. I'd go up to a girl, say "I'm learning how to dance can you teach me?" If she said no, then I'd bring in my Puerto Rican friend and say, "Well, he can teach us...". If she said yes, well, I was in over my head! So, in order to not be in over my head, I decided I'd learn to dance, and attempt to do it well. That of course meant starting at Level 1. But since I started, I lost 15 lbs, have a great place to hang out, met some new friends, and am having a blast doing it! And now I'm at Level 2! My goal is that level 4, with the cool spins and the dips and the coolness that I'm working on getting, but for now, I'm taking it a week at a time. Oh, and they teach Bachata, and if you don't know what bachata is, it's another super b@da$$ latin dance that's easy to learn and has cool spins and coolness and makes you look good on the dance floor. Seriously, West Palm Beach. You've got to learn to Salsa/Bachata, and you need to do it here.

We haven't danced here since they helped coordinate our wedding dance a few years ago. The dance…read moreinstructors are good at what they do, especially Mauricio. The multi-level (intro to advance) makes it approachable if it's your first time or coming back from being rusty. Monday nights are BOGO, pay for salsa hour and free bachata dance afterwards. Fun night!

So lucky to be able to spend a few days here and enjoy the property with a guest pass. Love the…read morewalks to see the sunrise or sunset over the grassy wetlands. So many birds, like ibises, red crowned sandhill cranes, and Egyptian geese, call the large protected wetlands home. Take advantage of the three golf courses designed by Jack and Steve Nicklaus. Play tennis or pickle ball. Lounge by the pool as you listen to the calypso music of a steel drum or swim in the lap pool. Feels like you are at a tropical paradise on vacation.

After driving an 1 hour and 20 minutes to the golf course and getting there 40 minutes early to…read morewarm up i was advised there were no carts available. Once I got to the front desk they advised me that they were running an hour late on tee times. I advised them it would have been nice to have been contacted, and the response was "what are we supposed to contact 1000 people", not my problem. They offered to "give" us the afternoon rate, which is what they would have had to do anyway and then told us we would probably not get through our round. My suggestion is play at your own risk

Bear Lakes Country Club has a premium location sitting just West of I-95 almost in the heart of…read moreWest Palm Beach. A 2-course Jack NIcklaus Signature design (Lakes Course & Links Course), BLCC boasts a beautiful clubhouse, top-notch dining and views of the Lakes Course. The PGA staff is a cut-above and I'm quite certain the members are happy with Head Professional Jimmy and staff. The courses are not bludgeoning by nature. Any course can be toughened up with yardage. Mostly flat-ish with the defenses being sand and water. Conditioning on courses is wonderful. For workers and residents of West Palm, Bear Lakes CC couldn't be more comfortable and accomodating.

Been a member since 2014. Clubhouse renovated, courses in great shape, and dining as good as any…read morerestaurant in the area. Terrific membership, fun loving, competitive, and supportive of causes such as Veterans and Breast Cancer research. Super convenient location and experienced Management Team. One of few private clubs with some open spots available.

Fun place The staff is very nice…read more The manger is very sweet and makes sure things are going well Fun place to go on the weekends with a group of friends The bouncers are nice everyone has a good time here

They were playing some good throwback music, but the place needs a good renovation. The dance floor…read moreand carpet were sticky. Hate the feeling of dancing and your feet are stuck to the ground.

Wow- this restaurant - Club Colette - was a very big surprise and big treat for me to dine at! I at…read morenot ever heard of it and when invited by a member of this exclusive restaurant, which I was told is by "invite-only," I was thrilled to try it! I have to sad "WOW" again!! First off, the valet, greeted my friend by name when we pulled up, and then I noticed the valet also greeted each and every other guests by their first names as well (now, that is what I call INCREDIBLE valet service!!) Now... down to the restaurant and food... WOW (again!!). Just stepping into this restaurant felt like another world. It was absolutely breathtaking and beyond stunning. Beautifully lit and decorated with intricate detail! Gorgeous!! Next. The food was beyond 5-stars!! I started with their caprese Salani and then had Dover Sole filet, which they prepared tableside and oh-so/m-carefully de-boned/fileted and created a perfect piece of fish. Impeccable!! (WOW, again!!) anyone getting a chance to dine here should not pair up!! This is top notch and a very special restaurant that you don't want to miss out on!

Fabulous!!! Servers are so attentive!!! Food and drinks were over the top !!! The Decor is so Cozy…read moreand Relaxing with that club atmosphere !!!

Food is great, and the club is even better!!!! I've been here on multiple occasions I have never…read moreever ever been disappointed

Place is small and doesn't really have a vibe. Barely anyone there when we came up, yet the ropes…read moreblocked off the 'VIP' couches even though not a single person was on the other side of the rope. Drinks were served in plastic cups. The music was whatever. Pretty sure there is a cover but we had dinner at Lynora's, which is always solid but I would skip the 'club' in the back.

On October 24, 1921 Henry Flagler's Florida East Coast Railway Company donated a parcel of land to…read morethe city of West Palm Beach for the purpose of creating offices for the West Palm Beach Recreation Commission and to have rooms for organizations engaged in promoting fishing, boating and outdoor sports. A group of thirty-five local sports-fisherman got together and formed the West Palm Beach Fishing Club on October 9, 1934 making it one of the oldest sport fishing clubs in the country. The club was formed as a way of helping the charter boat captains at the city marina across the street from the club who were struggling after having come out of the Great Depression. It also served as a way to boost the economy by luring people into the area for fishing. Some people who came to visit ended up moving to the area permanently. The club raised money and built their Dade County pine clubhouse which opened on January 2,1941. In the early days they were part of Palm Beach's Parks and Recreation Department but they are now an independent institution. The year after the club formed they held their first Silver Sailfish Derby which has become the clubs marquee event and is the oldest sailfish tournament. The event took advantage of the sailfish migration during Florida's winter and was created to lure tourist dollars. It has become a nationally covered sporting event. Some members sign their children up as soon as they are born. It is a club tradition to grant club members babies membership at birth. There are 1,400 members today and anyone can belong across the United States. In addition to promoting the recreational activity of fishing the club seeks to aid the economy and to protect the environment. They helped develop artificial reefs that they are still actively involved in. They also planted mangrove seedlings to clean the water and keep the fishing habitat healthy. The club started conservation programs like the red release pennant in the 1930's so fisherman could put up pennants to signify how many sailfish they caught and then release them back into the ocean to preserve their population. This protects the limited resource of the fish. They also promote tag and release and fish friendly circle hooks that are used in all of tournaments. They developed a snook sling to weigh the fish instead of hanging the fish up by a hook in their mouth which hurts them. The Fishing Club helped to choose the sailfish as the state saltwater fish in order to bring awareness about the decline of the species. The West Palm Beach Fishing Club is very involved with the community youth. They provide scholarships at local schools and encourage marine biology students. For the past 26 years they have sponsored a kids fishing day for the past 26 years to introduce at risk children to fishing by teaching them the sport, giving them a rod, and a prize. Although many fishing clubs have disappeared, this club is still going strong with monthly seminars and national speakers. Palm Beach is still attracting the world's best anglers today. Members of the club are enjoying finishing while championing catch and release and other conservation programs. It is important to the club to create the next generation of anglers who are also stewards of the environment.

It's a great club that does a lot to preserve the waters and the fishing industry and habitat, they…read morecan always use help with donations and volunteers