Prince Harry and Meghan Markle enjoyed a night of luxury after their appearance at a charity polo match on Friday.
Harry captained his team Sentebale to victory - earning a kiss from his proud wife in the process. And the couple then retreated to the Four Seasons Hotel in Palm Beach, where suites can go for over £6,000 a night.
Harry and Meghan were spotted walking through the pool area on Saturday April 13, according to HELLO!, with mum-of-two Meghan wearing white capri pants and a black top, while Harry kept it casual in a black tee and what appeared to be blue chinos and sneakers.
The hotel's official website states that it is the island's only five-diamond, five-star resort, boasting four "picturesque pools and acres of private beachfront".
The resort boasts picturesque views (Four Seasons Palm Beach)The Sea Breeze suite is described as the facility's "grandest, most desirable residential-style suite". It features" two oceanfront bedrooms, a comfortable media room along with private, direct access to the pool and the pristine beach just steps beyond, plus enjoy the option to connect to an additional guest room for a three-bedroom sanctuary".
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Harry and Meghan would have also had the option to dine at the resort. The Seaway restaurant offers a "seafood menu rooted in ingredients indigenous to South Florida, with a hint of Latin flair".
Alternatively, the couple could have opted to eat at Flories, where signature dishes include an heirloom tomato and peach carpaccio featuring Sicilian pistachios, chives and a ginger vinaigrette.
The Sea Breeze suite is the resort's grandest, most desirable residential-style suite (Four Seasons Palm Beach)Chef Mauro Colagreco "delivers the spirit of the Mediterranean through live-fire cooking and earth-conscious offerings, inspired by Florida and a passion for gardening," the website notes.
While Harry and Meghan's stay was likely short, hotel guests can enjoy a variety of experiences during their residency, including snorkelling, kayaking, paddle boarding and tennis.
They can also take the opportunity to explore the nearby Everglades National Park from a private airboat, or relax in a secluded beach cabana by the Atlantic ocean. The resort further hosts a day spa for rest and recuperation, and offers weekly sunrise beach yoga.
Prior to their stay at the Four Seasons, Harry and Meghan reunited with their close friends Nacho Figueras and his wife Delfina Blaquier in Palm Beach.
The couple could have chosen to dine at Flories (Four Seasons Palm Beach)Harry and Nacho both took part in Friday's fundraising polo match for Harry's charity, Sentebale - with the Sussexes being tailed throughout by a filming crew.
As the camera rolled, Meghan was seen warmly embracing Delfina and chatting happily with Nacho. Body language expert Judi James has said the tactile displays from Meghan seemed "extreme" as she played up for the cameras.
Speaking exclusively to The Mirror, Judi said: "It's such a useful coincidence that, just as Meghan is said to be promoting the subject of friendship for one of her Netflix series, she is here putting on a very exaggerated body language display of exactly that type of relationship.
"Meghan is known for her PDAs and tactile displays of warmth to both Harry and to various people she meets and supports with her causes but this is probably a new angle on her personal brand."
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