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What is often called “America’s First Resort Destination” has kept up with the times.

The Singer Oceanfront Resort is one of the smaller hotels on the four-mile stretch of beach it calls home, but even from the outside, it’s full of character.

Crossing onto Singer Island, a calm washes over you as the frenzy of South Florida dissolves into tangles of sabal palms and sea grapes.

Caretta Caretta blends indoor and outdoor environments, optimizing its picturesque oceanfront location.

At Caretta Caretta, which opened at the end of August at The Singer Oceanfront Resort in Singer Island, Fla., chef Glen Rogers makes what he calls “our” grits by bringing a mixture of milk and cream to a simmer with garlic, shallots, rosemary, and thyme.

Chef Glenn Rogers has crafted a menu of small plates, shareables, and entrées that embrace a locavore ethos, with an emphasis on local seafood and seasonal ingredients.

From sprawling resorts set on white sand beaches to lavish manors lined with lush palms, you've got near-endless options for a spectacular, upscale wedding in the Sunshine State.

The Singer Resort boasts stunning views for groups and social gatherings. In total, the resort is home to more than 10,000 square feet of function space that can accommodate events up to 250 outdoors and 180 indoors with dedicated group programming and activities inspired by the destination.

For meetings and social gatherings, The Singer is home to more than 10,000 square feet of function space. The Singer can accommodate events of up to 250 outdoors and 180 indoors, with dedicated group programming and activities inspired by the destination.

Head to the USA’s eastern seaboard and you’ll find stylish cities, stunning natural shorelines and diverse cuisine, all celebrated through a packed calendar of events and openings in 2024.

A reimagined beach escape, The Singer Oceanfront Resort, Curio Collection by Hilton is pleased to announce the appointment of Stuart Levy as its new general manager ahead of the property's forthcoming transformative, multimillion-dollar renovation.

Located at the newly rebranded Singer Oceanfront Resort (now part of the Curio Collection by Hilton), this bar and restaurant has a beach view and takes its name from the sea turtles that frequent the waters off Singer Island and nest on its beaches.

The Palm Beaches, renowned for 47 miles of sun-kissed coastline and a vibrant collection of activities, welcomes the arrival of spring with an array of fresh offerings.

The Singer Oceanfront Resort–located on a pristine, four-mile stretch of Singer Island–will debut this spring following a transformative, multimillion-dollar renovation and rebranding.

The Singer Oceanfront Resort in Florida will debut this spring following a multimillion-dollar renovation and rebrand. With its grand opening, The Singer transitions to the Curio Collection by Hilton operated by Davidson Resorts.

Just steps away from turquoise blue ocean on one side and the calm waters of the Intracoastal on the other, The Singer offers an unmatched retreat on the Atlantic Coast with easy access via Palm Beach International Airport just 12 miles away.

The Singer Oceanfront Resort in Singer Island, Fla. will open this spring following a multi-million-dollar rebrand and renovation. The retreat will transition to Curio Collection by Hilton and operated by Davidson Resorts. The hotel features 223 rooms and suites, all with private balconies.

There’s a brand-new beach bar in Palm Beach County, and it has something many beach bars don’t have: an actual beach location. The new Top Shell bar, which sits a few steps away from the beach on Singer Island, has been in soft-opening mode since Wednesday, March 20.

Hospitality news reporter Cortney Moore announces renovations are soon to be complete at The Singer Resort and includes details on guest room and suite updates, new culinary concepts and the conversion into a Curio Collection by Hilton.

The Singer Oceanfront Resort to Debut This Spring After Multi-Million-Dollar Renovation, Conversion to Curio Collection by Hilton