128 N. Lakeside Dr.
Mango Inn Bed and Breakfast

This historic structure was built sometime between 1915 and 1920 and is one of Lake Worth's oldest homes.  John "Jack" Thomas Barton lived in this home from 1941-1949.  In forty years of service to the city, he published the Lake Worth Herald for seven years, was a city commissioner and was twice elected mayor from 1935-1937 and again from 1947-1949.  Both Barton Elementary and Barton Park were named for the Barton Family.

  The three buildings, opened as the Mango Inn Bed & Breakfast in December 1996, were completely renovated from 1995 to 1998. The Mango Inn is the longest operating bed and breakfast in Lake Worth. 

There are 10 rooms all with private baths, a heated pool, and extensive landscaped grounds.  Three of the rooms have kitchenettes.  Each room is decorated differently and has designer linens and down pillows.  Breakfast is served poolside each morning.  The beach and downtown shops and restaurants are a short walk from the Inn.  Complimentary wine and beverages are served every afternoon.