About Us
Our History
The Hotel Evernia was built in 1925, during the Real Estate boom of that era. Originally called the Hotel Enoree, it is three stories in height with forty rooms, and has survived Depressions, World wars, and Hurricanes. In 1979, Gene Sheppard restored the building, and renamed it the Hotel Evernia. To this day it remains a family-run business, and a beautiful reminder of our City’s History.
What to Expect
All of our rooms have a Refrigerator, Microwave, and Flat Screen TV's with Free HBO. We also offer Free WiFi which is available in all rooms and our Lobby. We offer basic toiletry items, clean linens and towels twice a week, and a full service coin laundry in our basement.
We care about your experience
Whether this is your first visit, or you have been a guest many times, we want your experience to be excellent. Our staff is always available to help with any questions or concerns you may have. We are within walking distance to Brightline, City Place, and Clematis Street.
The Heart of Downtown
City Place
Window shop, dine at some of our finest restaurants, catch a movie at the AMC CityPlace 20, or listen to concerts around the fountains.
Clematis Street
If you want some late night fun, enjoy Clematis by Night a Thursday night tradition in downtown West Palm Beach. Enjoy what the night offers.
Ride the Trolley
Don't feel like walking? Enjoy free trolley ride around downtown. The Yellow line will drop you a hop, skip and jump away from our door.