Amrit Ocean Resort & Spa

Under the international experience of General Manager Burak Sezgin, Amrit Ocean Resort on Singer Island delivers a truly memorable wellness-oriented escape. With the serene Aayush Spa and breathtaking Atlantic Ocean views from every room, it’s an elegant inviting place to relax, recharge, and savor the best of the coast. Our luncheon was absolutely delicious: fresh Wahoo with lentils, a Sirloin Tips Salad, and—best of all—two generously sized ricotta pancakes topped with fresh blueberry sauce. Amrit is well worth the trip, whether you’re coming from the Treasure Coast or South Florida.

I genuinely wanted to love Amrit Ocean Resort. The spa and Aayush Hydrothermal Experience were lovely, my room and soaking tub were beautiful, and the room-service meal was excellent. Unfortunately, what happened to my belongings after checkout overshadowed every positive aspect of my stay. I am a professional mermaid and accidentally left a case containing valuable, custom-made mermaid jewelry and accessories in my room. Initially, I wasn’t overly concerned. This is a luxury resort, and I assumed there would be a reliable lost-and-found process and basic safeguards for guests’ property. Instead, I spent hours trying to get anyone to help. Calls and messages went unanswered that evening and the following morning. I finally reached Claudia at the front desk, who took the situation seriously and located my case within about 30 minutes. I am extremely grateful for her help. When I drove back to retrieve the case, however, I immediately realized it was not as I had packed it. The case had been opened, and its contents had been unpacked and rearranged. A mannequin head used to securely support the contents was missing and, most importantly, a valuable limited-edition Merbella Studios headdress was gone. This was not simply a matter of forgetting an item in a hotel room. The case itself was recovered, but when it was returned, its contents had been disturbed and specific items that had been inside it were missing. The case appeared to have remained in the possession or control of hotel staff during that period. I find that far more concerning than luggage simply being lost. I reported the incident to the resort and ultimately filed a police report. The hotel conducted an internal investigation. After it concluded, the General Manager told me that one or more employees were no longer employed by the resort. The hotel reimbursed me based on the headdress’s listed retail price and offered a complimentary future stay, which I declined. I appreciate that management ultimately investigated the matter and reimbursed me. I am also grateful to Claudia for being the person who finally took my concerns seriously and located my case. However, reimbursement cannot replace what was lost. The headdress was a handmade, limited-edition collectible piece of wearable art that is no longer available for purchase. More importantly, the experience fundamentally changed how I feel about staying at this resort. For a luxury resort, beautiful accommodations and amenities are not enough. Guests also need to be able to trust that their belongings will be secure. After my experience, I no longer have that trust in Amrit Ocean Resort. I still hope my headdress is eventually recovered. More than reimbursement, I simply want my irreplaceable piece back.

Getting to the front of the hotel requires driving on the wrong side of the road around a curve going up the driveway. It took us 10 minutes to figure that out alongside other confused drivers. A simple construction sign directing traffic and advising caution would have prevented a lot of unsafe guesswork. After checking in, we asked about dinner and were pointed to the lobby restaurant. We dropped our bags in the room and went straight back down, arriving at 8:55 PM on a Thursday. We were told we couldn't be seated because they close at 9 PM, with no other food options on property. When asked what was open nearby, the hostess gave a dismissive "I don't know" and went back to what she was doing. Saving grace: Two lobby staff members stepped in, directed us to a restaurant off property, and called ahead to ensure we could get a table. We also signed up for a sound bath on property. Arriving two minutes after the start time, we found guests already under blankets and eyemasks. When we asked the staff member at the door if the session had started and if we could still join, her verbatim response was: "Does it look like I have started?" During the session, other guests walked outside the room talking and laughing loudly. A simple sign asking for quiet and some basic courtesy—especially at a "5-star wellness resort"—would have gone a long way. At breakfast on our second day, we were told there was a 15-minute wait. I looked incredulously at the half-empty restaurant, gave my name, and joined roughly 15 people waiting outside before deciding to hit the gym instead and try again later. Saving grace: The gym is well-equipped and clean. When we returned, the restaurant was even emptier. We were seated after a short wait, but after ordering, it took almost an hour for our three entrees to arrive. The server avoided our table entirely until I twice asked other staff to call her over. She immediately apologized, explaining she didn't want to come out without the food, and brought us coffee and water. Once the food arrived, she disappeared for good. Sitting 25 feet away, a table of two young women had a shot with their waiter at 11:30 AM and spent the morning on a loud FaceTime call on speakerphone with one girl's mother ("How's your boyfriend?" "Which one?"). With no server in sight, we eventually walked up to the bar to ask for our check so we could leave. Saving grace: The food was tasty and well-prepared. The lunch order at the "Beach Club" arrived on time, but it was completely inedible and they failed to follow very basic instructions like "dressing on the side". Outdoors, the furniture cushions are left outside permanently. They were dry to the touch, but after sitting for an hour, we realized they were soaked through on the inside. Looking around at the other daybeds, mold is already accumulating. Simply storing them indoors overnight or when it rains would fix this completely. To round out the room experience, the TV turned itself on twice while we were sleeping in the middle of the third night. On our last day, we had secured a late departure, but our room keys didn't work. When we went to the front desk, the key coding system was down. A bellman had to escort us back to our room, and we had to wait around until the system rebooted to get working keys. On our way out, the valet placed my key ticket on the wrong car, making it take nearly 30 minutes just to retrieve my vehicle and leave.

meh, everything is damaged. scuffs on the wall, and tub. walls & door is paper thin. can hear EVERYTHING. Heard firetrucks that was

We stayed at the Amrit for a wellness bachelorette retreat. The hotel is stunning, the spa accommodations were immaculate and the spa staff was top notch. We had a few hiccups operationally with our stay which was surprising with the amount of planning we had prior to this stay, however the hotel staff helped us and cleared everything up. I look forward to coming back for another stay after the wedding! The food was incredible as well! Curl, in the spa was our highlight. We all had services with her and she was just a delight! I hope to see her when I come back. Highly recommend the Amrit 🤍