Regis Longboat Key Resort, one of Sarasotas new luxury stays,truly shines among the rest.
Read on for my fully review of St. Regis Longboat Key Resort on the southwest coast of Florida.
Guests enjoy walk-in closets, rainfall showers and soaking bathtubs in the spacious bathrooms.
A view of the Riva Terrace.Credit:Courtesy of St. Regis Longboat Key
Daytime eats are more casual, but dont skimp on quality.
Monkey Bar is a Polynesian-themed beachside spot offering light bites and classic tiki cocktails.
Guests can also participate in pasta-making classes with the restaurants executive sous chef.
A glimpse into the Katherine Klauber Suite Living Room.Courtesy of St. Regis Longboat Key
Guests can also indulge in cabana experiences for an additional cost.
Guests can also indulge in La Mer facials and Sothys body treatments.
Family-friendly Offerings
The St. Regis Longboat Key Resort is perfect for an upscale family beach vacation.
From left: A slice of avocado toast; The Kilo Tomahawk prepared on the Josper Grill.Annie Archer/Travel+Leisure
The saltwater lagoon off the pool area is another hit with kids at the resort.
Theyre often pressed up against the lagoon-viewing window to watch the stingrays and fish swim by.
Back on land, two resident Aldabra tortoises, Jack and Rose, steal the hearts of resort guests.
Relax by the pool in outdoor cabana’s at the St Regis Longboat Key.Courtesy of St. Regis Longboat Key
Nightly rates at St. Regis Longboat Key Resort start from $899.
Visit the spa to relax with stunning panoramic views.Annie Archer/Travel+Leisure
An aerial view of the St. Regis Longboat Key.Courtesy of St. Regis Longboat Key
