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For longer family stays, consider a residence with multiple bedrooms and a full kitchen to simplify shared meals and separate sleeping routines.

What makes it special

Nautically inspired design anchors this coastal resort between Sunrise and Las Olas boulevards, giving your stay a distinctly Fort Lauderdale setting.

Room to consider

Choose the 1 Bedroom Suite Oceanfront for a private balcony facing the Atlantic and a separate living area for time indoors.

Insider tip

Spend an afternoon at nearby Bonnet House Museum and Gardens, where a painter's historic home and an orchid collection reveal another side of Fort Lauderdale.

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Conrad Fort Lauderdale

Conrad Fort Lauderdale Beach is an all-suite resort on North Fort Lauderdale Beach Boulevard, between Sunrise and Las Olas boulevards. The Atlantic is just across the street. What gives the hotel its residential feel is the space you come back to after the beach. A kitchen in the suite makes a simple breakfast or an afternoon snack easy, and the larger residences have room for a family to sit down together. The sixth-floor Sky Deck and two distinct restaurants give you reasons to spend the day here even when you haven't planned much beyond the water.

Luxury
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Rooms

  • 290 290

Hotel Style

  • Charming Charming

Leisure

  • Fitness Fitness
  • Pool Pool
  • Spa Spa
  • Sauna Sauna

Experiences

  • Beach Beach
  • City Vibe City Vibe

Facilities

  • Wheelchair Accessible Wheelchair Accessible
  • Connecting Rooms Connecting Rooms

Rooms & Suites at Conrad Fort Lauderdale

Partial Ocean View Junior Suite
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Partial Ocean View Junior Suite

650 sqft
From 341 USD

Blue and gold artwork spans the wall above the bed, with a pale headboard and wood cabinets below it. The open layout continues towards a...

Intracoastal Studio
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Intracoastal Studio

480 sqft
From 341 USD

The private balcony faces the Intracoastal Waterway from the open sleeping space. Pale headboards stand above wood floors, with dark cabinets along the wall. A...

Partial Ocean View Suite
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Partial Ocean View Suite

750 sqft
From 365 USD

Blue and gold artwork hangs above the bed, with dark wood furniture beneath it. A chair sits beside the glass doors, which frame part of...

Intracoastal View Suite
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Intracoastal View Suite

800 sqft
From 365 USD

A pale sofa and armchair sit around a round table in the living room. Dark wood shelving lines one wall, while glass doors face the...

Oceanfront Studio
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Oceanfront Studio

500 sqft
From 377 USD

An east-facing balcony looks directly onto the Atlantic from this 500-square-foot studio. Wood flooring runs to the glass doors. Two queen beds share the open...

 Poolside Junior Suite
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Poolside Junior Suite

650 sqft
From 386 USD

Glass doors open to a furnished lanai with direct access to the pool deck. Inside, this 650-square-foot junior suite has one open sleeping and living...

Oceanfront Suite
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Oceanfront Suite

800 sqft
From 498 USD

A porthole-shaped opening frames the ocean from the balcony beside the bedroom. In the living room, a pale sectional sofa faces a lift-top coffee table,...

Intracoastal Ocean View Residence
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Intracoastal Ocean View Residence

920 sqft
From 541 USD

A furnished terrace looks northwest across the Intracoastal Waterway, downtown and the ocean. It has 300 square feet of outdoor space and a dining table...

Limited View Suite
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Limited View Suite

750 sqft
From 572 USD

Blue and gold artwork stands above the padded headboard, with a chair beside the curtained glass doors. Wood furniture and pale fabrics carry through the...

Oceanfront Residence
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Oceanfront Residence

920 sqft
From 590 USD

A furnished wraparound terrace faces the Atlantic. It has 300 square feet of outdoor space, with a dining table for six and a separate group...

Poolside Duplex
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Poolside Duplex

1,100 sqft
From 665 USD

A spiral staircase rises from the shared living area to the bedroom above. A two-storey window brings light into the duplex, and the upper balcony...

Poolside Suite
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Poolside Suite

1,400 sqft
From 815 USD

A furnished lanai opens straight onto the pool deck. Sofas and a low table outside give you a place to sit by the water. Inside,...

2 Bedroom Intracoastal Ocean View Residence
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2 Bedroom Intracoastal Ocean View Residence

1,185 sqft
From 889 USD

Wide glass doors open from the living space to a furnished terrace. The northwest outlook takes in the waterway, ocean and downtown skyline. A table...

 2 Bedroom Oceanfront Residence
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2 Bedroom Oceanfront Residence

1,200 sqft
From 973 USD

A wraparound terrace faces south across the ocean, waterway and city. Its covered patio has a dining table for six, a couch, two chairs and...

3 Bedroom Intracoastal Ocean View Residence
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3 Bedroom Intracoastal Ocean View Residence

1,700 sqft
From 1’234 USD

A table for six sits on the covered terrace beside a couch, two chairs and a coffee table. The outlook faces the Intracoastal Waterway. Large...

3 Bedroom Intracoastal Oceanfront Residence
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3 Bedroom Intracoastal Oceanfront Residence

1,700 sqft
From 1’263 USD

A covered terrace faces the Intracoastal Waterway and downtown. Its table seats six beside a couch, two chairs and a coffee table. Indoors, the living...

2 Bedroom Oceanfront Penthouse
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2 Bedroom Oceanfront Penthouse

1,525 sqft
On Request

The wraparound terrace faces east across the Atlantic, with seating along its edge. Floor-to-ceiling windows carry the ocean outlook into the living and dining rooms....

4 Bedroom Penthouse
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4 Bedroom Penthouse

3,900 sqft
On Request

A wraparound terrace extends around the living and dining rooms. Floor-to-ceiling windows look towards the ocean and the city, with high ceilings and custom lighting...

Ocean View Junior Suite
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Ocean View Junior Suite

650 sqft
On Request

A furnished balcony faces south, with a partial view of the ocean. Glass doors bring light into the open layout of this 650-square-foot junior suite....

The resort sits across from the beach in the North Beach area, with the Atlantic on one side and the Intracoastal Waterway nearby. The sand is public, and you'll cross the boulevard to reach it. Just south of Sunrise Boulevard, Bonnet House Museum & Gardens offers a different view of the barrier island. The historic house and its tropical grounds are worth leaving the shoreline for if you'd like to see something of Fort Lauderdale beyond the beach.

A car or ride service is useful for dinner farther inland on Las Olas Boulevard or an afternoon around the Riverwalk. For a trip through Port Everglades, the location lets you spend a night at the beach before or after sailing rather than choosing a hotel just for the transfer. If you have a free morning, take it here instead of treating the stay as an overnight stop.

View selection matters. Ocean-facing suites bring the beach into the stay. An Intracoastal view gives you a different side of Fort Lauderdale, with the waterway and city in place of open Atlantic. Hilton lists balconies on both the one-bedroom Oceanfront and one-bedroom Intracoastal View suites. Its one-bedroom Partial Ocean View suite is listed with a Juliet balcony, which isn't the same as an outdoor space you can sit in. If coffee outside is part of the plan, look at the balcony type as well as the view.

Poolside categories have their own distinctions. The Junior Suite Poolside has a lanai and a pool view, while the one-bedroom Poolside Duplex is listed with an oceanfront view and a terrace. The similar names are a good reason to read the full category description rather than booking by the word poolside alone.

The residences are worth a closer look when the kitchen will do more than hold drinks and snacks. The two- and three-bedroom layouts have full kitchens and furnished terraces, with separate bedrooms and space for everyone to gather. A two-bedroom residence can make more sense than booking separate suites if you want to share breakfast and still close a door at night. The one-bedroom residences also have full kitchens and furnished terraces, so you don't have to take extra bedrooms simply to get a place to cook and sit outside.

The sixth-floor Sky Deck is one of the hotel's signature spaces. The outdoor pool and whirlpool look out over the Atlantic, with loungers on the deck and cabanas that can be reserved. Spinnaker Pool Grill serves food and drinks poolside. The height gives you a broad view of the water even on a day when you'd rather swim in the pool than go down to the sand.

Across the boulevard, The Beach Hut at Conrad serves light food and cocktails at the beach loungers. It's a useful option when you'd like to stay by the water through lunch. Start at the beach, come back to the Sky Deck, or take a break in the suite before going out again. The two settings make it easy to change pace without making a separate outing of it.

Takato brings Japanese and Korean cooking to the oceanfront, with sushi, small plates to share and a sake selection. It's the dinner to plan around if you'd like to order a few things for the table. At Vitolo, the choice is Italian: sit in the cucina, take a table in the outdoor trattoria, or spend part of the evening in the lounge. Pizza makes for an easy dinner to share. You can eat close to your room two nights running without repeating the experience.

Cornucopia, the hotel's market, is useful for coffee, pastries or something to take back upstairs. In-suite dining makes sense here, too. Order breakfast when you want to linger before going out, or eat in after a long day without turning dinner into another decision about where to go. On a longer stay, the ease of a quick meal matters as much as having somewhere to dress for dinner.

Conrad Spa offers massages, facials and body treatments, with treatments for couples as well. An appointment can anchor a quieter afternoon between time at the pool and dinner, particularly on a short break after a flight or cruise. The menu runs from straightforward massage to sea-inspired treatments such as a ritual that pairs body brushing and massage with a seaweed facial mask.

Wellness needn't mean setting aside an afternoon. The hotel offers morning yoga on the beach, while the fitness center has cardio equipment and free weights. One keeps you outside by the water; the other makes it easy to fit in your usual workout without leaving the property.

Conrad Fort Lauderdale Beach is best for travelers who value space. A couple can make a weekend out of an ocean-facing suite, dinner at Takato and time at the spa. For a family or friends sharing a residence, the advantage is more practical: people can get up at different times and still have somewhere to sit together later in the day. The kitchen becomes more useful with each extra night.

On a short pre-cruise stay, you may get more out of the view and a morning at the beach than out of extra bedrooms you won't use. In either case, expect a resort rather than the intimacy of a small boutique hotel.

Book Conrad Fort Lauderdale Beach for the combination of a South Florida beach stay and a room you can spend time in. On a weekend for two, a direct Atlantic view and a usable balcony may be worth more than extra floor space. On a week with family, start with the number of bedrooms and the kitchen you want. The pool, restaurants and spa give you reasons to stay close. The right room is what makes it worth coming back upstairs.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

The Beach Hut brings cocktails and light coastal dishes to your lounge chair, so lunch can remain part of your beach afternoon.

Takato's Japanese and Korean cooking gives dinner a different direction, with sushi and shared plates in a setting beside the Atlantic.

The sixth-floor Sky Deck pairs a heated pool with Atlantic views, giving you an elevated place to swim between trips to the sand.

Location of Conrad Fort Lauderdale Beach

551 N Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304, United States

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What to Know About Conrad Fort Lauderdale

What is the best time of year to stay at Conrad Fort Lauderdale Beach?

Mid-December to mid-April is usually the strongest period for warm, dry South Florida weather and classic beach conditions. Summer can be hotter and more humid, with a higher chance of storms, but it can still work for guests who want pools, beach time and a less peak-season feel.

What should guests know about the resort fee at Conrad Fort Lauderdale Beach?

Conrad Fort Lauderdale Beach charges a nightly resort fee, which is common in this part of South Florida. Guests should check the current amount and what it covers before confirming, because fee details can change by season and hotel policy.

Does Conrad Fort Lauderdale Beach have a spa?

Yes. CONRAD Spa is a major feature of the hotel and is known for ocean-inspired treatments and a serious wellness setting. It is a good fit for guests pairing beach time with spa recovery, or for couples who want something more polished than a simple beach-weekend hotel.

Is Takato at Conrad Fort Lauderdale Beach worth it?

Yes. Takato is one of the strongest dining reasons to stay at Conrad Fort Lauderdale Beach, with a Japanese-Korean fusion menu and an oceanfront setting. It works well for a date-night dinner, sushi-focused meal or a more energetic evening without leaving the beach area.

What restaurants are at Conrad Fort Lauderdale Beach?

Dining includes Takato for Japanese and Korean fusion, Vitolo for Italian cooking, Spinnaker for poolside dining and Cornucopia Gourmet Market for casual bites, pastries and juices. The restaurant mix is one of the hotel's advantages because guests do not need to leave the resort for every meal.

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