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While a new influx of hip refugees from New York and South Beach has transformed Fort Lauderdale's dining and nightlife landscape, the hotel scene is still playing catch-up. That's about to change. The Atlantic opened in 2005, and a St. Regis and a W are set to follow in 2007 and 2008 respectively. In the meantime, you'll find a mix of grand old resorts and charming smaller spots—none of them cutting-edge but all blissfully free of Miami-style pretension.
The first of the major new chain hotels set to pop up along the waterfront, the Atlantic is a quirky four-star hotel. The odd-shaped building looks like a...more
This small 25-room hotel feels more like a Key West refuge than the 1950s-era Fort Lauderdale motel it is. That's partly thanks to its out-of-the-way...more
What makes this B&B such a hidden gem is its affable, unflappable staff: They help make the place feel more like a private home than a hotel. There's harp...more
Experience the all-new Renaissance Boca Raton Hotel, featuring the only area hotel with a resort pool pavilion . This luxurious property and nearby Deerfield...more
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The Renaissance Fort Lauderdale Hotel captures a sumptuous and inspired tropical departure, presenting distinctive Caribbean-Colonial decor cataloguing the...more
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Enjoy dining at Bin 595, Eclectic Grille & Wine Bar, open for breakfast, lunch or dinner daily. Bin 595 is located on the ground floor. Put the Happy back...more
book now ›Originally built in 1936, the Riverside is the oldest hotel in Fort Lauderdale. It's conveniently located in the heart of downtown. In fact, you can stay...more
Melding the brand's urbanity with the town's identity as a top yacht market and cruise port, the 187-room St. Regis resembles a glossy Art Deco ocean liner,...more
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