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The Nora Hotel Opens in West Palm Beach with Interiors by Gachot and Art by The Madison Melle Agency

architecture-design · 2026-10-19

The Nora Hotel has officially opened its doors at 1135 North Railroad Avenue in West Palm Beach, Florida. This marks the inaugural hotel outside of New York for industry veterans Sean MacPherson, Richard Born, and Ira Drukier. Designed by Gachot, the hotel reflects early 20th-century Palm Beach style, steering clear of typical South Florida aesthetics. Featuring 201 rooms, including 14 suites with Juliette balconies and select artwork, amenities include a bistro by James Beard Award-winning chef Stephen Starr, a lobby bar, and a rooftop space named Lillys. Additionally, Florida's first Sisley Spa is part of the offering, capitalizing on increased interest from Northeastern transplants since 2020.

Key facts

  • The Nora Hotel is located at 1135 North Railroad Avenue, West Palm Beach, Florida, 33401
  • The hotel is the first outside New York for Sean MacPherson and BD Hotels founders Richard Born and Ira Drukier
  • Gachot designed the interiors, citing Addison Mizner and early 20th-century Palm Beach hotels as influences
  • The property has 201 rooms, including 14 suites with Juliette balconies
  • The art collection was curated by The Madison Melle Agency
  • Stephen Starr revived Keith McNally's Pastis as the hotel's ground-floor restaurant
  • The rooftop concept Lillys was created with Mama Hospitality Group
  • The Sisley Spa is the first in Florida

Entities

Artists

  • Sean MacPherson
  • Richard Born
  • Ira Drukier
  • Christine Gachot
  • John Gachot
  • Addison Mizner
  • Keith McNally
  • Stephen Starr
  • Lindsay Cohn

Institutions

  • BD Hotels
  • Hotel Chelsea
  • The Bowery Hotel
  • The Ludlow Hotel
  • Gachot
  • The Madison Melle Agency
  • Pastis
  • Mama Hospitality Group
  • Mary Lou's
  • Sisley Spa
  • Wallpaper*

Locations

  • West Palm Beach
  • Florida
  • United States
  • New York
  • Palm Beach County
  • Palm Beach
  • Manhattan
  • Meatpacking District
  • St. Tropez
  • France
  • Paris
  • Los Angeles

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