Hotel Suites in Boca Raton, FL

The Grand Suite + Lanai sits within the Beach Club collection at The Boca Raton, the resort's oceanfront hotel. This suite type connects indoor living space directly to a private lanai, bridging the gap between the room and the surrounding coastal environment.

The Beach Club was newly reimagined and is described as providing a beachside escape that connects inside and out. It is best suited for guests who want direct beach proximity combined with more space than a standard room provides.

The Ocean View Suite at the Beach Club delivers direct Atlantic-facing views from within the resort's most recently updated hotel. It is part of the Beach Club Suite Collection and positions guests in one of the newer accommodations on the property.

For guests choosing between Beach Club options, the Ocean View Suite provides a full sea view as opposed to the partial or lake view alternatives in the same collection — a meaningful distinction when the ocean is the primary draw.

The Studio Suite + Lanai is the entry-level suite format within the Beach Club collection, combining a studio-sized footprint with a poolside lanai outdoor space. It is positioned as a more compact option compared to the Grand Suite + Lanai while retaining the private outdoor connection.

For guests who want a lanai but do not need the scale of the Grand Suite, this is the practical choice within the Beach Club. The Ocean View Studio Suite + Terrace is a separate variant that substitutes a terrace for a poolside lanai.

The Ocean View Penthouse sits at the top of the Tower hotel's suite collection at The Boca Raton. The Tower is described as family-friendly, with a variety of restaurants and the Harborside Pool Club accessible from the building.

As the flagship suite within the Tower collection, the Penthouse offers the highest vantage point for ocean views among all Tower suite types. Guests who want elevated perspectives and family-compatible amenities — rather than the adults-only Yacht Club — will find the Tower Penthouse the appropriate option.

The Ocean View Townhouse Suite is a multi-level suite format within the Tower collection, offering a distinct floor plan compared to standard one-bedroom or studio suites on the property. It delivers ocean views across multiple levels, making it a practical pick for guests who want more separation between living and sleeping spaces.

Within the Tower collection, the Townhouse Suite sits between the Grand Suite and the Penthouse in terms of layout complexity. The Two-Bedroom Suite + Balcony is the alternative for guests who need separate bedrooms rather than a vertically divided layout.

The Ocean View Two-Bedroom Suite + Balcony in the Tower is the largest family-configuration suite available within that hotel. The balcony provides outdoor space directly off the suite, and two separate bedrooms give families or small groups genuine privacy at night.

For families comparing options across the resort, this Tower suite competes with the Bungalows' Two-Bedroom Suite with Kitchen — which adds a full kitchen for extended stays but does not carry the same elevated ocean perspective.

The Commodore Suite is the flagship accommodation at the Yacht Club, the adults-only all-suite hotel within The Boca Raton. The Yacht Club offers personalized concierge service and serene waterfront views, and the Commodore Suite sits at the top of that experience.

The Yacht Club is entirely adults-only, which makes it the clear choice for couples or solo travelers who want a quieter, more refined environment compared to the family-oriented Tower or Beach Club hotels on the same property.

The Ocean View One-Bedroom Suite + Balcony at the Yacht Club pairs a private balcony with ocean-facing views in the resort's adults-only hotel. It is the mid-tier suite within the Yacht Club collection, sitting above the junior suite categories and below the Commodore Suite.

The Yacht Club's all-suite format means every guest at this hotel has at minimum a junior suite, so the Ocean View One-Bedroom is a meaningful step up in space and view quality. Concierge service is provided to all Yacht Club guests.

The Mizner Suite is the headline suite within the Cloister hotel, the original building at The Boca Raton, set among the property's iconic cloister archways and lush gardens. It is a two-bedroom configuration, offering the most space available within the Cloister hotel.

The Cloister's appeal is its historic setting — guests staying in the Mizner Suite have access to the resort's pools and spa within steps of the hotel. For guests who value grounds and architecture over oceanfront access, the Cloister is the distinctive choice compared to the Beach Club or Yacht Club.

The Estate One-Bedroom Suite + Balcony sits within the Cloister hotel and adds a private balcony to the one-bedroom suite format. It sits above the standard One-Bedroom Suite in the Cloister collection and is suited to guests who want outdoor space while staying in the resort's historic original building.

The Cloister has multiple one-bedroom options — the Premium One-Bedroom Suite, the standard One-Bedroom Suite, and this Estate variant with balcony — giving guests granular choice over layout and outdoor access without changing hotels.

The Bungalows at The Boca Raton are designed for long-term guests, and the Two-Bedroom Suite with Kitchen reflects that: it includes a full kitchen, making it practical for guests staying multiple nights who want to cook rather than dine out for every meal. Access to all resort amenities is included.

A Premium Two-Bedroom Suite with Kitchen is also available within the Bungalows for guests who want upgraded finishes alongside the same kitchen functionality. For extended stays needing two bedrooms and cooking capability, the Bungalows are the only location within The Boca Raton resort that provides this combination.

The 1 King 1-Bedroom Suite at the Hilton Boca Raton Suites starts at $152 per night and sleeps up to 3 guests. It includes a balcony, dual vanity bathroom, and microwave, and the rate includes complimentary cook-to-order breakfast. This is the entry-level suite tier at the property.

The suite features a separate sleeping area connected by a short hall to the living area — a layout that provides more room separation than a studio configuration. The complimentary breakfast inclusion makes this one of the better-value suite options among Boca Raton's inland hotels.

The Superior Lakeview King suite at the Hilton Boca Raton Suites starts at $161 per night and includes a lake view, balcony, dual vanity, and microwave, sleeping up to 3 guests. A hearing-accessible variant is available at the same rate. The $9-per-night premium over the base King suite buys a confirmed lake-facing balcony view.

The hotel itself is set alongside a lake with 30-foot fountains, making the lakeview rooms a meaningful upgrade over standard-view suites. The hearing-accessible lake view variant includes the same suite features with additional accessibility accommodations.

The King Bed One-Bedroom Suite at Hyatt Place Boca Raton/Downtown measures 780 sq ft and features a separate bedroom and living area, each with its own 49-inch television. The suite includes a Cozy Corner sofa sleeper, a kitchenette with a separate dining area, an oversized bathroom with a separate vanity sink, a wet bar, and a minifridge.

At 780 sq ft, this is one of the largest single-king suite configurations available in downtown Boca Raton. The inclusion of a kitchenette and wet bar makes it especially practical for guests staying multiple nights who want more than a standard hotel room setup.

The Queen Bed One-Bedroom Suite at Hyatt Place Boca Raton/Downtown also measures 780 sq ft and mirrors the King suite layout: separate bedroom and living areas each with a 49-inch TV, a Cozy Corner sofa sleeper, kitchenette, separate dining area, oversized bathroom with separate vanity sink, wet bar, and minifridge. The distinction is two plush queen beds in the bedroom rather than a single king.

This is the better option for small groups of three or four who need two queen beds alongside a sofa sleeper in a defined living space, without moving to a two-bedroom configuration. The 780 sq ft footprint is the same as the King version.

The King Bed High Floor Suite at Hyatt Place Boca Raton/Downtown provides elevated city views over Boca Raton alongside the standard Hyatt Place suite layout: separate sleeping and living areas, a king bed, Cozy Corner sofa sleeper, 49-inch HDTV, minifridge, and iron and ironing board. The suite does not include a kitchenette, distinguishing it from the One-Bedroom Suite tier.

For guests whose priority is a higher floor view rather than a kitchenette, the High Floor King is the practical pick at Hyatt Place. The One-Bedroom Suite at 780 sq ft will offer more space and cooking facilities if those features matter more.

The 2 Double Beds Studio Suite with Pool View at Wyndham Boca Raton accommodates up to 5 guests and includes a private balcony overlooking the pool area. This makes it the highest-capacity suite format at the property for families or groups who do not need a separate bedroom.

At 5-guest capacity, this is among the better options for families seeking a suite on Glades Road without moving to a full two-bedroom configuration. The balcony pool view adds outdoor access that the standard double bed rooms at the same property do not provide.

The 1 King Bed One-Bedroom Suite with Pool View at Wyndham Boca Raton provides a defined separate bedroom for 2 guests with a pool-facing perspective. It is the most private suite configuration at the property, with a king bed in a separate room from the living area.

The one-bedroom layout at the Wyndham is suited to couples or business travelers who want genuine room separation. Compared to the Hyatt Place Boca Raton/Downtown's 780 sq ft One-Bedroom Suite with kitchenette, the Wyndham version does not list cooking facilities in its source data.