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Set within a restored 1926 landmark, The Vineta Hotel—Oetker Hotels’ first U.S. opening—weaves together Palm Beach’s historic charm with subtle Côte d’Azur influences. Interior designer Tino Zervudachi, in collaboration with architects Spina O’Rourke & Partners, overhauled the former Chesterfield hotel, polishing its distinctive Italian Revival façade, layering a pastel-forward palette, and adding a sense of European élan to the 41-room retreat.

Elegant restaurant interior with peach walls, framed pictures, arched windows, and a white-clothed dining table set for two.
Coco’s. Photo: Courtesy of Oetker Hotels

In the lobby, shell-shaped pendants, oceanic inlaid ceilings, and a rattan reception desk imbue the space with coastal charisma. At Coco’s restaurant, the culinary team from sister property Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc collaborated on the exceptional Mediterranean menu, including the classic sea bass and creations by three-time pizza-making world champion Jeremy Viale of Giovanni’s, served in a dining room awash in sunbaked terra-cotta hues, red Italian marble, and palm prints. However, it’s the pool, embedded with a wavy green mosaic detail and dotted with scalloped loungers, that will undoubtedly be the most coveted spot in town.

Luxury pool with pink-cushioned loungers and parasols surrounded by lush greenery in a tropical setting.
Pool at the Vineta Hotel. Photo: Courtesy of Oetker Hotels
bright bedroom with cozy bed, soft lighting, art on wall, large window with curtains, leading to garden view outside
The Presidential Suite at The Vineta Hotel. Photo: Via Tolila—Lauren & Annael Tolila
Elegant bar interior with patterned blue barstools, a marble countertop, and a cocktail on a nearby table.
The Bar at The Vineta Hotel. Photo: Via Tolila—Lauren & Annael Tolila
Outdoor dining area with wooden tables, green chairs, large plant centerpiece, and umbrellas providing shade.
Coco’s Courtyard at The Vineta. Photo: Via Tolila—Lauren & Annael Tolila
Elegant cafe interior with pastel green walls, patterned wallpaper, and chic seating arrangements adorned with pink flowers.
Pool house at The Vineta. Photo: Via Tolila—Lauren & Annael Tolila

A version of this article first appeared in print in our 2026 Summer Issue in the section “Artful Escapes.” Subscribe to the magazine.