The iconic White Elephant Resort of Nantucket receives a sister property this fall, when White Elephant Palm Beach opens in South Florida in October, bringing New England charm to a new destination. The new hotel sits where the previous Bradley Park Hotel once stood, a historic, 1920s property.

White Elephant Palm Beach offers just 32 accommodations, including 13 guestrooms and 19 suites. Guestrooms are set over four stories, with each offering private outdoor space. Two penthouse suites are available with large living rooms, full kitchens and terraces. A three-bedroom Park Suite offers views of Bradley Park and the intracoastal waters, while the two-bedroom Palm Suite faces the ocean.

Contrasting with nearby properties, White Elephant Palm Beach forgoes the typical South Florida bright hues and takes on a neutral color palette, closer to its New England sister property. The design features an original fireplace in the lobby, hardwood floors, elegant tile work, woven rugs and colorful and eclectic artwork (including a seven-foot white elephant at the property entrance).

The hotel is U-shaped around an outdoor courtyard with a patio and pool. The hotel’s dining option is signature restaurant Lola 41, serving seafood and international flavors, much like the restaurant of the same name in Nantucket.

Guests enjoy select luxury amenities, such as complimentary bicycle rentals and use of house cars.

“Our main mission is to combine our vision of hospitality with the ethos and style of casually elegant Palm Beach,” said Douglass Karp, president, New England Development. “We are pleased to combine our promise of service excellence with the exciting tradition of hospitality in this legendary resort destination. We feel right at home in Palm Beach.”