Boca Raton Resort & Club

Evert Tennis Academy Moves Adult Program to the Boca Resort; Resort Expands Partnership with Evert Family

The Boca Raton Resort & Club, annually listed by Tennis Magazine as one of the country's top tennis destinations, announced that the famed Evert Tennis Academy has moved its Adult Tennis Program to the 356-acre Resort. The program for adults has been expanded and will offer twenty weeks of clinics from November 22, 2007 through April 24, 2008. Evert Tennis Academy programs are internationally recognized as the finest training available in the U.S. with comprehensive programs taught by a renowned coaching staff.

Old Homestead Steak House Opens First Florida Restaurant at Boca Raton Resort & Club

Old Homestead is open at the Resort & Club, giving resort guests and members the exclusive Florida opportunity to experience the legendary steak house. Established in 1868 in New York’s Meatpacking District, Old Homestead features an impressive menu of beef and an award-winning collection of wines, and is a longtime favorite of locals and visitors alike. One of the restaurant’s hallmarks is their unique aging process, which calls for a three-week dry aging of beef with a special blend of herbs, followed by a week of wet aging, resulting in what are often called the industry’s top steaks. Those who prefer seafood appreciate selections such as the restaurant’s signature Seafood Tower and homemade miso-lime remoulade. The new restaurant was created by famed designer Tony Chi, who took a fresh, modern approach to the space using contemporary metal materials and textured glass juxtaposed with dark woods to create a dramatic setting that is sophisticated yet rustic. Old Homestead, located over the Golf Clubhouse, serves a complete lunch and dinner menu daily with seating indoors as well as out on the open-air veranda.

Boca Bungalows Debut at Boca Raton Resort & Club

Providing guests an opportunity to truly "get away from it all," the Boca Bungalows are located near the Resort Golf Course and offer spacious accommodations, many equipped with kitchenettes. Orchestrated by acclaimed designer Alexandra Champalimaud, the Bungalows illuminate a sense of intimacy, home and place. Her design is that of understated elegance and simplicity, and each accommodation is appointed with magnificent white furnishings and beautiful flooring reminiscent of natural stone, accented with a pale and muted palette of colors and fabrics throughout. Set apart from the main resort, with a separate swimming pool and self-parking available, the Bungalows are an ideal location for guests seeking seclusion and especially those planning an extended stay.

Boca Beach Club Under Extensive Renovation

The Beach Club, which closed in May, has begun an extensive renovation which includes a complete redesign of the arrival experience, lobby, restaurant and bars, guestrooms, fitness center, and children’s activity center. The Beach Club is anticipated to reopen in late fall 2008. A stunning new Pool Oasis will feature three redesigned swimming pools, an oceanfront bar, improved and additional beach access, new upgraded cabanas plus sunning terraces, lounging platforms and lush landscape. This new Pool Oasis is scheduled to reopen in the Spring of 2008.

During the Beach Club renovation, the beach remains open and accessible to guests.

A temporary beach arrival center provides easy beach access, towel service and restrooms.
Walk up service for light food & beverage fare is available at the beach.
Umbrellas and cabanettes are offered for daily rentals.
Complimentary shuttle service from the West Walkway to the Beach runs every 15 minutes throughout the day seven days per week.