A best-kept secret for U.S. presidents and celebrities, Little Palm Island Resort & Spa is located on a lush, private island dotted with crushed seashell paths amid verdant tropical foliage.
LITTLE TORCH KEY, FLA. – Little Palm Island Resort & Spa – part of the Noble House Hotels & Resorts collection – will officially begin welcoming guests on March 1, 2020.
After undergoing a complete re-imagination, the four-acre, ultra-luxe private island resort is the last Florida Keys property to reopen following Hurricane Irma in September 2017, marking an end to the exhaustive restoration process.
“We’ve invested a lot of careful thought and attention to details in rebuilding Little Palm Island to retain elements loved by guests while ushering in sophisticated new design elements and amenities," said Kevin Geanides, the resort’s general manager. “We are also thrilled to welcome back 50 percent of our staff and many local vendors.”
A best-kept secret for U.S. presidents and celebrities, Little Palm Island Resort & Spa is located on a lush, private island dotted with crushed seashell paths amid verdant tropical foliage. Each of the 30 redesigned thatched-roof suites offer vibrant ocean views and plush, all-new interiors. SpaTerre, the signature spa of Noble House Hotels & Resorts, boasts a two-story atrium with carved architectural details features custom-designed treatments and services to help guests unwind.
The renowned Dining Room has been enhanced to encompass sweeping views of the ocean and will offer a six-person, intimate, “Chef’s Table” experience. Private cabanas have been added to the oceanfront pool area and the well-loved Palapa Bar will be returning as well. Crushed seashell paths wind through this four-acre paradise, allowing guests the chance to see countless species of birds, endangered Key deer and even bright green iguanas and playful dolphins. Many exclusive activities are available, from seaplane tours to reef snorkels.
The resort continues to pride itself in providing the perfect combination of privacy and luxury while maintaining the tradition of keeping televisions and telephones out of the guest rooms and public areas. This allows guests to escape and enjoy a true ‘getaway.’
Suites start at $1,500 per night and include welcome cocktails, motor yacht transfers to the island, nonalcoholic minibar beverages, Wi-Fi, use of the fitness center, non-motorized watersports and nightly turndown service.
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