“A luxury beachfront hotel on Vero beach. Spacious and contemporary rooms feature custom teak furniture, large balconies overlooking the beach or pool and oval-shaped showers. Enjoy delicious seafood, poolside concierge, handcrafted cocktails, snorkelling gear, paddleboards and kayaks. Beach chic.”
“A luxury beachfront hotel on Vero beach. Spacious and contemporary rooms feature custom teak furniture, large balconies overlooking the beach or pool and oval-shaped showers. Enjoy delicious seafood, poolside concierge, handcrafted cocktails, snorkelling gear, paddleboards and kayaks. Beach chic.”
Recommended For
- Beach Life
- Take advantage of the hotel's beachfront lounge chairs and spend days lounging at the beach
- Total relaxation
- Sip on cocktails by the pool or relax and unwind at the spa
- Cycling
- Take the hotel's beach cruiser bicycles out for the day and explore the area
- Watersports
- Rent a jet ski for an hour or use the hotel's stand-up paddleboards
- Wildlife Area
- The nearby Indian River Lagoon is home to dolphins
- Yoga
- Partake in one of the resort's yoga class
- Great walks
- Amble down the beachfront
- Snorkelling
- Diving
- Kayaking
- Restaurant
- Choose between The Wave Kitchen & Bar (the signature restaurant) or the Cabana Pool Bar & Grill, both serving delicious seafood
- Pet friendly
- Designated pet-friendly guest rooms plus welcome treats, pet beds and bowls for small dogs
- Spa
- Full range spa offering facials, massages, body treatments and spa packages
- Rooms with balcony/terrace
- Rooms come with large balconies overlooking the ocean
- Child friendly
- All ages are welcome
- Sit-out Terrace
- Luxury
- Disabled access
- Boutique
- On the beach
Facilities
- Restaurant
- Choose between The Wave Kitchen & Bar (the signature restaurant) or the Cabana Pool Bar & Grill, both serving delicious seafood
- Pet friendly
- Designated pet-friendly guest rooms plus welcome treats, pet beds and bowls for small dogs
- Spa
- Full range spa offering facials, massages, body treatments and spa packages
- Rooms with balcony/terrace
- Rooms come with large balconies overlooking the ocean
- Bar
- Two bars including a poolside bar
- Private dining room
- In-room dining avaliable
- Child friendly
- All ages are welcome
- Babysitting
- Cots available
- Meeting Room
- Sit-out Terrace
- Bicycles available
- Wifi
- In room music system
- Satellite / Cable TV
- Concierge
- Suites
- Disabled access
- Room service
- Swimming Pool
Activities
- Cycling
- Take the hotel's beach cruiser bicycles out for the day and explore the area
- Watersports
- Rent a jet ski for an hour or use the hotel's stand-up paddleboards
- Wildlife Area
- The nearby Indian River Lagoon is home to dolphins
- Yoga
- Partake in one of the resort's yoga class
- Great walks
- Amble down the beachfront
- Snorkelling
- Diving
- Kayaking
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COSTA D'ESTE
It’s sometimes said that Vero Beach is to Miami what the Hamptons are to New York, but don’t let that dissuade you — whereas the Hamptons are often just where Manhattan excess spends its summer vacations, Vero Beach remains a sophisticated little beach town, far indeed from the noise of its glammed-up neighbor to the south. And so it’s here, on a quiet stretch of soft white sand, that we find Costa d’Este, a mid-size, maximally tasteful resort owned by Gloria and Emilio Estefan, whose easy-listening music might as well be Vero Beach’s soundtrack. If there’s sort of a throwback aspect to the appeal of a mellow Florida coast resort, the design is nonetheless perfectly current, complete with playful retro flourishes like Fontainebleau-style porthole windows. Ocean views and balconies, plus rich materials like Egyptian cotton linens and tumbled limestone showers, come standard. The restaurants and bars have a pleasant, low-key social energy, but the real fun is reserved for the pool. Sitting just above the unspoiled beach, it’s surrounded by oversized rattan loungers and serviced by poolside concierges who are as quick with the fun stuff — mojitos, frozen grapes, spritzes of cool water — as they are with the towels and sunscreen. And when you’ve had enough sun, the spa is a worthy diversion. It wouldn’t be a resort town without some excellent nearby golf courses (guests of the hotel are given privileged access to several local private clubs), and the shopping is quite good, too, but what really sets the area apart is its trove of natural treasures. The nearby Indian River Lagoon is America’s most ecologically diverse estuary, home to dolphins and manatees among other critters, while Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge is the country’s most important sea turtle refuge. We coddled humans aren’t the only ones who prefer this stretch of Florida coast unspoiled.
Originally published by Tablet
