Florida Bed and Breakfast Inns

West Palm Beach Florida has long welcomed some of the most prestigious families in the United States. Yet West Palm Beach is more than just a winter home for Kennedys and Rockefellers. Everyone is welcome to explore the expansive Intracoastal Waterway, dine in the restaurants, and take advantage of the arts and culture. Visitors will find West Palm Beach Florida Bed and Breakfasts welcoming and hospitable.

Midtown Beach is the best spot to stretch out on the sand and romp in the surf. Scuba diving is popular up and down the coast, and scenic cruises and chartered fishing tours are available daily. When visitors have had their full of sand and water, there is plenty of green in West Palm Beach - some of the most beautiful and challenging golf courses are in this area.

Art lovers will enjoy the Norton Museum of Art, a magnificent museum which houses some of the most recognizable names in the art world: Renoir, Pollock, and O'Keefe. Architecture buffs will find walking tours of West Palm Beach and Palm Beach a delightful excursion. There are dozens of historical buildings in the Palm Beaches, including private residences, churches, and hotels.

Historic downtown West Palm Beach is home to bustling neighborhoods along Clematis Street, Rosemary Avenue, and Narcissus Avenue. Shops and eateries are tucked into lovely historic buildings. Along Clematis Street, cafes, restaurants and bars stay open late, and every Thursday evening there are free concerts and food booths in Centennial Square.

Evenings may also be spent taking in a show or concert. West Palm Beach boasts an opera house, a symphony, and the Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, which brings nationally renowned dance troupes, singers, and a host of other performers to town. Indeed, there is no shortage of entertainment for guests of West Palm Beach Florida Bed and Breakfasts.