Invited to dinner here by club members. I've dined here a few times before as well. The…read moreatmosphere is very nice, service excellent. The chow very good as far as country club restaurants go.. one night last year invited to their Lobster Buffet with Maine Lobsters, all you can eat. While there's a main dining room and a large outdoor seating area, we dined in the Pub area, the regular menu. Had the Roast Chicken with Risotto... very good. To start we had Butternut Squash Ravioli, vg... the Crab Cakes... just ok. The faculties are very nice, they have a good golf course and being in Wellington, a nice Polo Field, where you can watch matches from time to time. The pool area looks nice.

I have the pleasure of having lunch here with Rotary Club of Wellington. The atmosphere is old…read moreschool club with a warm tone to it everything is in natural wood which it makes it feel very homey and welcoming. The service is always in pacable the 2 young ladies said held out for the luncheon are excellent and have everything in order step-by-step.. Our lunch usually consists of a homemade soup which is always delicious made from scratch is salad is fresh and crisp with all fresh and green ears and the chicken and always tender and tasty. For dessert is always homemade brownies cookies in fresh fruit. If you have a chance come to the Wanderers club take a walk around their very warm and welcoming and you will be are you surprised and bow beautiful it is set back off the road in the back of Wellington Florida.

This ranch is absolutely beautiful and so serene. From the moment we drove onto the property, we…read morefelt at peace. I didn't catch her name but the woman who greeted us first was so warm & welcoming. We went for their goat yoga class and we were pleasantly surprised by a tour of the farm & getting to meet & feed some of the other animals. Manish told us all about all the animals & the farm's sustainable energy and made sure we were enjoying the pre-class tour with lots of jokes. We got to carry the goats from their pen to the yoga area and it was such a cool experience. The class was great -- a good workout with lots of entertainment from jumping baby goats. Our instructor told us about the symbolism of having a goat place all 4 hooves on your back being a gateway to releasing any tension or negativity. Even with a class of about 15 people, they made sure to give all of us plenty of opportunities for the goats to get onto our backs. Those of us who are usually a little nervous around excited animals even felt comfortable enough to play with the adorable baby goats and we were all sad to leave them. If you're looking for a calming, nature focused experience, I would definitely recommend visiting 24 Karat Ranch! It's run by such sweet people and the baby goats are adorable. They offer a bunch of other activities as well so definitely give them a try.

What a great experience!! The owners were delightful, the animals were loved, and we got to cuddle…read morebaby goats!! Plus yoga. Can't wait to go back!

Sheryl is so attentive and caring, Brat made my kids feel like home.. there are not enough words to…read moredescribe how amazing and confiable it feels to be at this place, is like you are family, I highly recomend this place, and I can't compare this to an ordinary hotel. It really feels like home.

Kathy and I spent Christmas weekend at Southern Palm Bed and Breakfast outside West Palm Beach and…read moreenjoyed the company of her brother and others The accommodations , weather and conversation were excellent. Amazing to spend 80 degree and sunny Christmas on the 65,000 sf of pavers and not shoveling snow and slipping on ice. Rooms were immaculate with great views , a romantic tiki hut on island and all immentities to enjoy your downtime. I highly recommend Southern Palm B&B anytime to get away

My wife is a travel agent and I am a photojournalist and president of an organization of…read morephotographers and journalists. We have traveled all over the world in the past 50 years and I have photographed, shot videos and wrote about many of the hotels and resorts we stayed at. We live in New Jersey but visit Florida often to visit our two sons and 5 grandchildren. Of course, we visit our friends and other family members too. This trip was a tough one because we had a bad flight, last seats on the plane from Newark to Ft. Lauderdale and we arrived around midnight. Rented our car and got stuck on I-95 North for two hours to travel about 20 miles. We didn't realize they had closed a large portion of 95 for night construction projects and we sat in crawling traffic for about two hours. By the time we arrived at the hotel we were beaten and hungry. We hadn't eaten all day and I had stomach pains. We got to the hotel and explained to Charles their night manager what had happened and asked if there was anywhere we could still get some food, anything. He said he has some bagels, cream cheese and some other goodies in the kitchen that they use for their complimentary breakfasts. We said we would take anything. He took us into their kitchen to open the refrigerator and took out some bagels, cream cheese, yogurt and proceeded to set up a toaster so he could toast the bagels for us. He has some orange juice and coffee too. I can tell you we were so relieved and happy to have someone to care for us when we were so very tired and hungry. Not only did he feed us but he gave us a beautiful suite that was handicap enabled. It was huge as you can see in the photos. The hotel is brand new, so the rooms were designed with all the tech features including light blocking electric shade and a more transparent shade to let some light in. We overlooked the pool which was fantastic. Great view of a lake with the new condo's built across the lake. The next day we had the pleasure of meeting their Assistant Manager Matthew Willhelm, who was also a real gentleman. We told him about Charles and he agreed that he was a great guy. Now that morning we enjoyed a nice light breakfast. Freshly cut up fruit, cereal, both dry and oatmeal, bagels, waffles, eggs, and other breakfast foods. Nice to get up from a sound nights sleep in a great bed to go down and have your free breakfast. One problem they had that I was happy to solve. If you make your own waffles you had a problem getting them to release in the waffle iron. So the nice ladies that worked there would come over and after a couple of minutes wrangling with the waffles would get them out, a little worse then they should be. I knew they needed a releasing spray that they didn't have. You spray it onto the waffle iron, add the mix, close the cover, flip it over, wait for the buzzer and open it and it is then easy to release the waffles. Of course, I write many articles and knew that Costco had the spray I needed. So we went over that day, bought two large cans of no calorie spray and brought it back to the hotel manager Matthew. Next morning I showed everyone at breakfast what to do guest and the staff and they all had big smiles when we made our first batch of waffles. The supervisor who overseas breakfast gave me a big hug to thank me and the women that worked their as well as a few guests did the same. Wow for $5 I was a hero. Back to the Pool... Their pool is truly beautiful and I did my laps to burn off some of my breakfast. We were alone with the exception of two women at the pool. It was like having our own private pool. Loads of towels available, new lounge chairs with umbrellas, fantastic. We even invited my son and his three small children over for some pool time fun and they loved it. We stayed at the hotel for a total of 4 nights and can't say enough about this great new hotel. Not too far from the Fort Lauderdale airport as well. We love Marriott one of the world's largest hotel and resort operations. My wife books a lot of her clients in Marriott Hotels and you can visit her fantastic website at: https://travelpavilion.com For all of my travel articles with photos and videos you can visit my website at: https://ipaimpress.com/author/lenrapp I cover everything from parades to cruise ships and much more.

Really big, spacious rooms. The room was bigger than my NYC apartment. Staff is friendly, the…read moremorning breakfasts are great and fast. Lots of artistic details, I was even impressed with the elevator wall.

This was my first polo match at the National Polo Center and the athletes, match, facilities,…read moreexcellent staff and unexpectedly great food at the MVP tent made for a memorable experiences. Despite the overwhelming attendance it was easy movement in and out of the facility. I'm glad I attended and I can't wait to return...

I have attended a few polo matches at the National Polo Center through my wine club membership and…read morehave had a splendid time enjoying the matches where the weather has held up mostly when I have attended. The valet parking makes it easy to get to the main line of tents. The dining restaurant and bar with the pool is very nice. We usually go there after the polo match concludes. Overall, seeing polo at the National Polo Center is a fun experience, especially when the weather holds.

We came here for the first time since they opened a few years ago. It's a small and cute farm that…read morehas greens, sunflowers, eggs, and rescued animals. All proceeds goes towards the You Farm's nonprofit aiding third world countries and it's a win win for both sides. Even though it has that part, we primarily enjoyed the pumpkin patch event. There were plenty of pumpkins to pick from and a lot of photo opportunities around the farm. They had vendors selling food, drinks, and jewelry. The kids were able to paint their pumpkins and add glitter to make it super sparkly. There was music going on that the kids could dance to and there was even a gem contest. The kids had the opportunity to go out into the field and find gems. One of the owners gave out prizes for who could bring up the brightest gem from the field. I would definitely come back for other events in the future and it was affordable. You can actually grow your own food there (hint the name ;D) and have a wonderful time learning about how they help others in need. Check out their website for more information on events and their outdoor gardens.

You Farm began in 2015 as a hydroponic greens farm in the owners garage. The next year they…read morepurchased a dirt lot in Loxahatchee where they could keep rescued animals, grow seasonal greens including lettuce, kale, micro greens, wheatgrass, and barley grass, raise chickens for eggs, have a U-pick sunflower field, hold events, and welcome field trips. Profits from the farm support You Farm's non profit which promotes education in third world countries so they can become food and water sustainable. The farm got its name because it is a place where families can farm their own food such as greens and eggs. You can either purchase their produce or grow your own in the community garden. People who grow their own food here are called You Farmers. I was driving back from Loxahatchee when I spotted n event at the farm. They were hosting a Seafood Festival and there were a number of food trucks including my favorite, Captain Lobstar. In addition they had some vendors selling craft items, a bounce inflatable for the kids, and they were holding some games like toss the egg. I enjoyed visiting with their adorable animals which included horses, goats, and chickens and I loved learning about what they are doing here. They are helping people to grow nutritious organic produce, aiding people in third world countries, and rescuing animals. This place is worthy of everyone's support. Like them on Facebook to learn about upcoming events they are hosting including a Farmers Market on March 6th.

Yesterday's visit was a blast from the past. I have been here for events when I was in middle…read moreschool. Yikes! That really makes me feel old. I'm not going to go into all the details, but this center has been around for a very long time and I have lots of great memories from it. A long time friend of mine had her baby shower there and it was nicely done. The center provides the place for rental and the rest is up to the client on what they want to do with additional fees. The decorations were adorable and the tables were set up beautifully with the food and gifts. There was group about 50 people and it was more than enough room for all of us to move without pushing one another out of the way. The cultural center is one of the main buildings out in the western communities and it's ideal for hosting events such as parties, showers, dances, games, etc. It's very clean and there is a lot of parking available. It still reminds strong and standing for over twenty years and it's a great place for the local residents to consider if they want to have an event or celebration.

We attended a concert at the Cultural Center this past weekend and really enjoyed the facility. The…read moreparking was plentiful and close to the entrance so you don't have to walk far. The restrooms and the conference room were clean. The staff was all very attentive. We had a meal provided by a local catering company and it was outstanding as well. If there were ever to be an event that I am interested in attending here again I would certainly do so.

Impeccable elegance and old school charm.. the Wycliff clubhouse never disappoints in the culinary…read moreofferings. My parents hosted a very special party in Flavours, Wycliffe's most distinguished (and expensive) restaurants. It was elegant and the food and service were perfect (as always). We dined in the main dining room a few times.. and I can recommend just about everything; from my parents recommendations and over the years i have ordered a large variety of things, mostly seafood, but their chopped steak is wonderful too. I love love the lunch salad bar so much.. it has an extensive salad bar, fruit bar, two kinds of soups, freshly made breads and desserts, plus a soft serve ice cream bar (I'm sure I'm leaving things out). The Sunday brunch is the largest and most special brunch I've ever been to.. that's saying a lot as brunch was a regular part of my life until I got married in my early 30s.. and still I brunched occasionally. I'm not sure if you have to be a guest of a member to dine in the clubhouse, but if you ever get the opportunity I would suggest you accept it! I want to also mention that Wycliffe servers and staff (including the valet service staff) are some of the most friendly, pleasant, happy and professionally trained people. Chatting with them is definitely part of the wonderful experience.

Beautiful club with some excellent amenities! The grounds throughout the club are very well…read moremaintained! The fitness area is top notch with every you would need to get a great workout! There's tons of wildlife everywhere you look! The staff is friendly and the bar makes some great drinks! Excellent country club overall!

Friendly and accommodating staff. Classy clientele. Clean accommodations. Restaurant and bar are…read morebustling. Knowledgeable staff. Driving Range is a scene. Free shot of cold flavored fruity rum of your choice

Came here on a Sunday before football to check out the new driving range and their bar and grill…read more Great menu choices. We had nachos which were plenty for two people to share. He also got the kids hot dog which Layla enjoyed. I'm looking forward to coming back again and trying other items off the menu.