Bungalows at The Boca Raton

I've been here 5 times in the past year thru Inspirato. I always get the 2 bedroom unit. It's a great location, you have the amenities of the hotel but no hassle. No valet to deal with, no parking fees. Easy to get in and out of the property and explore the area. Lot's of things to do within the Hotel including a water park and lazy river. Also, beach access to the beach club via a shuttle bus or boat.

🌴 Review of The Boca Raton Resort – 4.5/5 Stars The Boca Raton is undeniably a beautiful, expansive resort with a lot to offer, especially for families. While the setting and many amenities shine, a few details keep it from reaching true five-star excellence. 🛏 Bungalows & Family Experience The bungalows are ideal for families—spacious, private, and conveniently located. One of the best touches was the complimentary bikes, which made it easy for older kids (16+) to explore the resort independently. ⛳ Golf & Amenities The golf course is top-notch, easily one of the standout amenities. The resort also features multiple pools, including the well-designed Pool Club, and a fun lazy river and waterslides for the kids. There's even a FlowRider, which is great for teens and adults wanting to try boogie boarding or surf skating. 🍽 Dining – 4/5 Stars The dining options were solid, but not quite up to luxury standards. The food was good, not exceptional—what you’d expect at a nice hotel, not a high-end resort. Service at the Pool Club was notably slow during the week, which detracted from the overall experience. 🚤 Resort Transportation & Activities One frustration was the early cutoff for the water taxi, which ends too soon—especially in the summer when guests want to enjoy longer evenings. Additionally, the complimentary Fiat boats, promoted as a guest perk, were nearly impossible to book and shut down too early. This created a sense of limitation where there should’ve been convenience and freedom. ✨ Final Thoughts Overall, The Boca Raton is a strong 4.5-star resort. It’s stunning, family-friendly, and well-equipped—but could reach true 5-star status with improved dining, service consistency, and better access to premium guest experiences like boat rentals and water taxis. Still, we’d absolutely return and recommend it—with tempered expectations on the ultra-luxury elements.

I think the Bungalow would be great for a longer stay at the resort, but as someone who stayed there for 2 nights, I found it pretty inconvenient. They didn't have a fitness center on site so going to the gym would have required either running there or taking the shuttle. As it happened, it was raining while I was there so running there wouldn't have been an option. Shuttle service can be a little spotty. Aside from that, I thought the Bungalow was nice as I stayed in a suite that included a kitchen, living room, dining area and a washer/dryer. From a space standpoint, it was definitely large. It would be great for a family when you combine the Suite with the adjoining room next door. The only other thing that kind of bothered me, other than inconvenience, was that the fixtures weren't really properly maintained and starting to fall apart. There should be better maintenance at what is supposed to be a five star resort. The main resort is great and I have no problem recommending it, but the Bungalow is definitely not for everyone.