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By far the sexiest of the grand dames lining Fort Lauderdale Beach, the stunning design and painstaking attention to detail here are enough to wow even the most jaded travelers. — Oyster
$271
on Booking.comQuiet, intimate British-colonial-style hotel with plush rooms, antique furniture, lush gardens and a pool, sitting just a block from the ocean on the Intracoastal. $285. — Rough Guide
$439
on Booking.comLooking like a backdrop for a J Lo music video, this exclusive hotel has five stars, 24 stories and endless amenities. — Lonely Planet
$535
on Booking.comThere are spa facilities at “Spa Atlantic”, as well as a lovely swimming pool and gym, plus a wonderful restaurant, Trina, which serves Mediterranean fare. — DK Eyewitness
$245
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On Las Olas Boulevard, just steps from boutiques, restaurants, and art galleries, Fort Lauderdale's oldest hotel (circa 1936) evokes a time bygone. — Fodor's
$139
on Booking.comThis is a stylish catchall, but it plays better in the hands of midrange families seeking sun and fun than party animals; the latter do best at the W Hotel. — Star Service
$220
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6 reviews
After its $25 million makeover, this 650-room Marriott in Fort Lauderdale is great for kids... but there's still plenty for grown-ups. — Oyster
$299
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9 reviews
An old-fashioned emporium; and a small circulating lazy-river pool that allows kids to float 'round and 'round. — Fodor's
$258
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9 reviews
This lavish resort boasts its very own private beach, a huge spa and an upscale Italian restaurant. — Time Out
$255
on Booking.com
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7 reviews
This dependable upper-midrange commercial hotel promotes its proximity to the port with a bevy of attractive packages. — Star Service
$199
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5 reviews
Since first opening its doors in 1958, The Diplomat Beach Resort has
played host to a roster of A-list guests, from the Kennedys and the Rat Pack to
Judy Garland and Liza Minnelli. — Forbes Travel Guide
$215
on Booking.comLocated on Sunrise Boulevard and A1A, the hotel is directly across the road from Fort Lauderdale beach, within walking distance of Hugh Taylor Birch State Park and Bonnet House Museum. — Star Service
$119
on Booking.com
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4 reviews
This former Marriott has a lot going for it, beginning with its own 33-slip marina and a prime location on the IntraCoastal Waterway. — Gayot
$119
on Booking.com
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5 reviews
If you're looking for condo-like accommodations with full kitchens, washer and dryer, and off-the-beaten-path location with Intracoastal views, this place is for you. — Frommer's
$175
on Booking.comHusband-and-wife team Cristie and Marc Furth run this quaint Mexican-themed motel across the street from Lauderdale-by-the-Sea's family-friendly beaches. — Fodor's
$194
on Booking.comThe nautical-themed oceanside oasis is ideally situated on Florida’s Gold Coast, steps from the beach between famed Sunrise and Las Olas boulevards. — Forbes Travel Guide
$270
on Booking.comRight across from the beach, the Westin's strong suit is its wealth of amenities... At the center of it all is a huge conference center with two ballrooms. — Oyster
$255
on Booking.comTucked away behind a tall fence in a quiet residential neighborhood, this intimate guesthouse complex caters to a loyal gay male clientele. — Lonely Planet
$298
on Booking.comThis mid-range Doubletree property by Fort Lauderdale Beach Park is a mixed bag. — Oyster
$124
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