Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club, Surfside, Florida
Surfside
“Revived oceanfront clubhouse”
Vibe
Richard Meier glass towers rise over the 1930 clubhouse, where Joseph Dirand interiors bring soft green tones and polished brass to the oceanfront.
“Revived oceanfront clubhouse”
Dedicated oceanfront beach attendants, private day cabana service, and Michelin-starred dining overseen by Thomas Keller.
Richard Meier glass towers cantilever over Russell Pancoast's historic clubhouse, styled inside by Joseph Dirand.
Restored 1930 Mediterranean Revival clubhouse where Winston Churchill painted and Elizabeth Taylor hosted legendary gatherings.
On Surfside's Atlantic oceanfront, a quiet residential beach town minutes from Bal Harbour's shops.
Rooms
Floor-to-ceiling glass frames ocean horizons, complemented by Joseph Dirand's custom fluted wood, white travertine bathrooms, and private furnished balconies.
Wellness
A traditional hammam, sauna, and tea lounge anchor the spa, alongside dedicated adult and family pools fronting the Atlantic.
Backstory
Conceived on Harvey Firestone's yacht, the clubhouse opened on New Year's Eve 1930 as a Prohibition hideaway where Winston Churchill painted in his cabana.
Eat & drink
Thomas Keller serves classic Beef Wellington in his dining room, while The Champagne Bar pours rare vintages beneath historic vaulted ceilings.
The neighborhood
Set on an undisturbed stretch of Surfside sand, the grounds offer quiet oceanfront seclusion just minutes from Bal Harbour's open-air shops.
The app
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