Four Seasons Fort Lauderdale opened in 2022 in a 22-storey tower on the beachfront road, with the Atlantic on one side and the Intracoastal Waterway on the other. It has 189 rooms, suites and residences, two pools on a third-floor deck, a Forbes Five-Star spa and two restaurants recognised by the Michelin Guide. Booked through a Preferred Partner advisor, a stay adds daily breakfast for two, a $100 hotel credit, upgrade priority and VIP recognition, at the same rate Four Seasons publishes.

The program benefits are the same at every hotel. What changes is what they are worth. This is how each one works at this property.
Full breakfast for two per bedroom at Evelyn's, facing the ocean, or through in-room dining on your balcony. One reviewer ranked a meal at Evelyn's among the best in Florida.
One credit per stay, usable at Evelyn's, MAASS, the spa and for cabanas and beach activities. It is a useful contribution to one good dinner, not the whole bill.
A one-category upgrade when available at check-in. The entry room faces inland, so the upgrade that counts is to an ocean view.
Priority for both. This matters most for cruise passengers, who often arrive early off a ship or have hours to fill before boarding.
A welcome amenity and a VIP note on the reservation. We tell the hotel if you are sailing, celebrating or travelling with small children, and cribs and toys are set up in advance.
Preferred Partner benefits apply on top of the hotel's own promotions. We check what is available for your dates when we quote.
Every room has a furnished balcony, and the building is narrow, so rooms face either inland over the city and the Intracoastal Waterway or out to the Atlantic. The entry category faces inland. Decide first whether you need to see the ocean from the room. The residences, with kitchens and laundry, are the reason many guests choose this hotel for a longer stay.
A room with an angled view of the Atlantic from the balcony. For a beach holiday this is where we would start. Standard rooms run from about 440 sq ft.
The same room in the best positions for the ocean, and the place to watch the sunrise. Ask for a high floor.
The entry category, facing inland over the waterway and the city, with good sunsets. A sensible choice for one night before a cruise, when you will be at the pool or at dinner.
A suite of about 708 sq ft on the higher floors with two balconies, one facing the Atlantic from the living room and one facing inland from the bedroom.
Around 1,300 to 1,400 sq ft, sleeping four, with a kitchen and laundry. This is the booking that makes a week here easy with children.
From about 1,500 sq ft, sleeping up to six, with ocean or Intracoastal views. One version has a 530 sq ft terrace.
Connecting rooms are available.
No hotel on this stretch sits directly on the sand. You cross the beach road to reach it. Once there, chairs and umbrellas are free, and staff bring water and snacks. If stepping from the pool straight onto the sand matters to you, tell us and we will suggest alternatives.
Port Everglades is about five miles and 15 minutes away, and the airport is the same distance. The hotel has offered a complimentary house-car transfer to the port for two guests, booked 24 hours ahead. Ask us to arrange it.
This hotel charges a daily resort fee of around $50 on top of the rate, plus about 13 percent in taxes. Valet parking is roughly $63 a night. We give you the all-in figure with your quote.
Evelyn's and MAASS are both popular with local diners. Book before you arrive, and book the chef's counter at MAASS well ahead if you want the Michelin-starred tasting menu.
The Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show at the end of October fills every hotel on the beach. March is the busiest month for spring break. May and November are the best value.
Sargassum seaweed can wash onto the beach in summer and early autumn. The pool deck is unaffected, and the hotel cleans its section, but it is worth knowing if the sea is your priority.
Las Olas Boulevard is two to three miles away, too far to walk. The hotel has bicycles, a house car and small electric beach cars to book, and the water taxi is a pleasant way to see the canals.
The kids club on the pool deck is for ages 4 to 12, children four and under eat free at Evelyn's and Honey Fitz, and there is a beach toy station. The residences add a kitchen and a washing machine.
The restaurants are among the best in the city, and a reason to choose this hotel over others on the beach.
The main restaurant, facing the Atlantic, with Eastern Mediterranean and coastal Florida cooking. Recommended by the Michelin Guide. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served here.
Chef Ryan Ratino's restaurant on the ground floor, with contemporary American dishes cooked over fire. Its chef's counter holds a Michelin star.
The lobby café, for coffee and pastries in the morning and salads, bowls and wine later in the day.
Food and drinks are served at the pools and on the beach through the day.
Life here centres on the third-floor pool deck, which looks out over the ocean.
A 74 ft pool and a 57 ft pool on the Ocean Sun Deck, one kept for adults and one for families, with daybeds and cabanas. Cabanas are charged.
A serviced section of Fort Lauderdale Beach across the road, with complimentary chairs and umbrellas and a beach concierge.
Six treatment rooms, salt saunas, steam rooms and ice fountains. Rated Forbes Five-Star.
A 2,250 sq ft gym open 24 hours.
A clubhouse on the pool deck for ages 4 to 12, with dive-in movie nights in season.
Complimentary bicycles, a house car, and electric beach cars that can be reserved for an outing.
South Florida is warm all year. Winter is dry and expensive, summer is hot, humid and much cheaper.
The hotel is on the beach road, A1A, a little north of Las Olas Beach.
Fort Lauderdale is built on canals, and the best outings involve the water.
A 1920s estate with gardens about a mile north. The hotel's restaurant is named after its last owner, Evelyn Bartlett.
A green park between the beach and the Intracoastal, about a mile away, with walking trails and kayaks to rent.
The city's main street for shops, galleries and restaurants, two to three miles away by car or house car.
A hop-on boat service through the canals and along the Intracoastal, past the waterfront mansions.
The concierge arranges private yacht charters from the nearby marinas, for a few hours or a full day.
Send us your confirmation. A reservation booked directly with the hotel can usually have the benefits added, with the dates, rate, room type and cancellation policy unchanged. Bookings made through an online travel agency cannot be moved.
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