The Beach Club at The Boca Raton in Florida, US, has reopened its doors following a $130m redesign.

Following the redesign, the luxury hotel now offers 210 fully renovated guest rooms and suites, some with outdoor terraces.

The resort connects guests directly to its half-mile stretch of private golden beach and introduces new dining experiences, refreshed public spaces, and enhanced wellness and event facilities.

The Boca Raton president and CEO Daniel A Hostettler said: "We're thrilled to unveil Beach Club, designed for those who crave a fresh, modern take on luxury.”

The Beach Club's general manager Ekrem Koroglu oversees the hotel's operations.

The renovated guest rooms and suites feature floor-to-ceiling views of the ocean, natural textures, and coral velvet accents.

The culinary experiences at the Beach Club, led by executive chef Gonzalo Rivera, have seen a significant expansion.

The resort introduces new restaurants and lounges, including a collaboration with Michelin chef Johnny Spero at the Mediterranean-inspired Marisol restaurant.

The resort also offers a variety of wellness sessions, including Sunset Yoga and a monthly Full Moon Yoga class, as well as a Ritual Series that includes First Light wellness classes and a Light the Night sunset fire ritual.

For those seeking a more relaxed experience, the Cabana Club by Vilebrequin offers a collection of pool cabanas, and Sorbetto, the Beach Club's floating Fiat 500 boat, is available for afternoon excursions.

Younger guests and members can enjoy Banyan Bunch Beachside, a dedicated children's programme, and the Game Loft, a social haven with gaming technology.

In addition, guests can enjoy golf, tennis, pickleball, and wellness experiences at Spa Palmera, as well as the Harborside Pool Club's pools, water slides, and floating river.

The Beach Club's redesign was realised by Urban Robot Associates, EDSA, and Garcia Stromberg, marking the second phase of The Boca Raton's overall $375m transformation.