1 South County Road, Palm Beach, FL 33480 USA
Phone 888.273.2537 | Fax 561.659.8403
Join us down by the breakers, in a state-of-the-art luxury hotel opened by Henry Flagler, the illustrious railroad tycoon and oil baron who has played a key role in laying the foundation to the development of much of Florida’s Atlantic coast. Guests of this magnificent, culturally rich establishment call it “The World’s Finest Resort.”
Attendees of the 2012 Zynx Health Conference staying at The Breakers will receive discounted room rates on a first-come, first-served basis. Rates are based on hotel availability.
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Rooms are available from $249 per night. For more information, please contact the hotel upon registering for the conference
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Room rates are subject to state and local taxes
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Complimentary amenities include turn-down service, wireless Internet, and fitness center access
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Valet parking is $20 per day
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Check-in time is 4PM; check-out time is 12 noon
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Group rate is available for attendees three days pre- and post-conference, based on hotel availability
To receive the discounted room rate, register for the 2012 Zynx Health Conference and use the link or phone number provided in your registration confirmation.
The Breakers is conveniently located 15 minutes from the Palm Beach International Airport. Driving directions can be found on the directions page of the Breakers website. Reasonably priced airport shuttle transportation can be booked at http://yellowcabfla.com/southeastern-florida-transportation. Information on local weather conditions and area attractions is also available.
We will see you at The Breakers.
A Rich History
The Breakers was first opened as the Palm Beach Inn in 1896 by Henry Flagler, a noted businessman and railroad developer. Throughout its history the hotel underwent several major changes following a massive expansion and three fires, one of which destroyed the all-wood main building. The reconstruction modeled the resort after Rome’s Villa Medici, even importing Italian artisans to complete the renowned painted ceilings in the lobby and first-floor common areas. Today The Breakers is a richly historic masterpiece, and a resort destination to remember.