Fort Lauderdale hotels

If you’re into contemporary design and want a stylish place to stay in downtown Fort Lauderdale with unique food and beverage options, the Dalmar delivers. The hotel has five incredible food and beverage concepts, including the city’s highest rooftop bar and an infinity pool overlooking the city.
The pool area features cabanas and Sip N’ Dip, a high-energy pool bar. The centerpiece of the action, the Lobby Bar, mixes an array of tropical style references.
There are 209 stylish guest rooms, including 33 suites, all featuring luxurious Sferra bedding and linens. I was impressed with thoughtful in-room amenities like the high-tech air purifier and complimentary pool slippers.
And while the hotel is not located directly on the beach, there’s an hourly hotel shuttle that whisks you to the beach where access to two beach chairs and a beach umbrella await.

This 290-room all-suite condo resort pays tribute to Fort Lauderdale’s celebrated waterways and yachting industry. The hotel features the Sky Deck, Fort Lauderdale’s only 20,000-square-foot ocean-facing pool deck, and a 4,000-square-foot spa with ample treatment rooms.
The suites all include a kitchen with Nespresso coffee makers and stovetops along with marble bathrooms. The hotel’s upscale Japanese and Korean fusion restaurant is Takato, meaning ‘in a state of extreme happiness’ in Japanese, and features sharable small plates and entrees with a spotlight on sushi – plus an array of handcrafted cocktails, curated sake and a must-try vegan wine collection. The resort fee covers WiFi, access to hotel bikes, and morning yoga. An on-site kids club provides childcare for an additional fee. The hotel has an overall sophisticated vibe with plenty of amenities for families or those looking for sleek and modern decor on Fort Lauderdale beach.