Hilton Fort Lauderdale Marina
Port, marina and convention, close at hand
★★★★★📍 17th Street Causeway, Fort Lauderdale$$
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The 17th Street corridor is the connective tissue of the city's port and marina world. The hotel's neighbors include the Pier Sixty-Six marina, the convention center, the cruise terminals and the Mai-Kai, so the area works well for travelers planning boat-related days or event schedules. Rooms look out over the waterway or the surrounding area, and the pool provides on-site relaxation. It is a full-service Hilton, with on-site dining, fitness and meeting facilities that cater to business and group travelers alongside leisure guests.
The most important planning point is the beach. The hotel does not front the ocean, so a beach day means a short drive or rideshare to the sand, and visitors who want to wake up on the beach will be happier at the beach-strip hotels. That trade-off buys convenience elsewhere: cruise embarkation is minutes away, the airport is close, and the Water Taxi and harbor cruises operate nearby. Many guests use this as a practical pre-cruise or conference base and add a beach visit as a day outing.
Booking notes: rates tend to track convention calendars and cruise season, with event weeks and winter peak periods commanding higher prices. Check for parking and resort fees, and confirm shuttle options for the port if you are cruising. If you want the water without the beachfront price, this is a sound option, particularly when combined with a Water Taxi pass and an evening at the Mai-Kai or on Las Olas.
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Is it on the beach?
No. It is on the waterfront on the 17th Street corridor, and the beach is a short ride away.
Is it good for cruises?
Yes. It is a few minutes from Port Everglades and the cruise terminals.
What is nearby?
The Pier Sixty-Six marina, the convention center, Mai-Kai and the Water Taxi are all close.
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