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The Conrad is the space pick. Every room is a suite with a kitchen and a terrace or balcony, and the residences have full island kitchens. AAA rates it Four Diamond, and Forbes lists it as Recommended.
Takato, Spinnaker and Vitolo are on site, so is the CONRAD Spa, and the beach is out front. There's no cruise help: no shuttle, valet at $60, and a $48 nightly resort fee per a fee tracker. Hilton lists the port 2 miles away — which looks short next to the Four Seasons' 5.3 from the same boulevard.
Trust the longer one when you plan the morning.
Book it if
- Families or groups who want a kitchen and room to spread out
- Longer stays before or after the cruise
- Anyone who wants the ocean from a terrace
Look elsewhere if
- You want the port ride handled.
- You want the resort fee confirmed before you book.
What you’re paying for, and what you’re not
A splurge is worth it when you know exactly what the extra money buys. Green is on offer, gold comes with a cost or a catch, and grey isn’t there or isn’t stated.
Your night before, from here
From check-in to the gangway, using only what Conrad Fort Lauderdale publishes.
Every room is a suite with a kitchen and a terrace or balcony over the ocean or the waterway, and the residences have full island kitchens. Takato, Spinnaker, Vitolo and Cornucopia are on site, with The Beach Hut by the sand, and the CONRAD Spa is in the building.
Hilton's location page lists no shuttle. Book a taxi or rideshare.
Not free on the pages we read.
Hilton lists the port 2 miles away. The Four Seasons, at 525 on the same boulevard, says 5.3, so treat Hilton's figure with care. Your cruise line’s documents name your terminal and check-in window.
Valet only, $60 plus tax overnight. Hilton doesn't mention cruise parking.
Getting here, and on to the ship
Pick where you’re coming from. Solid lines are rides the hotel publishes; a question mark is a leg you’ll arrange yourself. At a splurge hotel, that’s usually the morning ride.
The hotel's pages we read don't mention airport transport.
Hilton's location page lists no shuttle. Book a taxi or rideshare.
Hilton lists the port 2 miles away. The Four Seasons, at 525 on the same boulevard, says 5.3, so treat Hilton's figure with care.
From FLL without a hotel shuttle
Taxis run on the meter. Port Everglades puts the average from FLL at $18 to $21, and FLL’s own cruise page estimates $12. Rideshare picks up on the lower level at Terminals 1 and 2, and on the Palm Garage’s first floor for Terminals 3 and 4.
The hotel's pages we read don't mention airport transport.
Hilton's location page lists no shuttle. Book a taxi or rideshare.
Hilton lists the port 2 miles away. The Four Seasons, at 525 on the same boulevard, says 5.3, so treat Hilton's figure with care.
From MIA without a hotel shuttle
It’s 27 miles by the port’s count, and the port says to allow two to three hours from landing to the terminal. It puts a taxi at $80 to $159; private vans start at $95.
Valet only, $60 plus tax overnight. Hilton doesn't mention cruise parking.
Parking for your stay: None; valet $60 plus tax overnight.
Hilton's location page lists no shuttle. Book a taxi or rideshare.
Hilton lists the port 2 miles away. The Four Seasons, at 525 on the same boulevard, says 5.3, so treat Hilton's figure with care.
Landing on sail morning instead? Some cruise lines and shuttle companies run straight to the terminals; compare the airports and the landing guidelines.
Distance
No distance statedHilton lists the port 2 miles away. The Four Seasons, at 525 on the same boulevard, says 5.3, so treat Hilton's figure with care.
Source: hilton.comCruise shuttle
No shuttle statedHilton's location page lists no shuttle. Book a taxi or rideshare.
Source: hilton.comParking while you sail
At the hotel
Cruise parking unconfirmedValet only, $60 plus tax overnight. Hilton doesn't mention cruise parking.
Source: hilton.comThe port’s own garages
Up to $20/dayIf the hotel won’t hold your car, drive to the terminal on sail morning. Port Everglades charges up to $20 a day in its garages and lots, and $25 for oversized vehicles. You pay on site, and there are no reservations. The Heron Garage serves Terminals 2 and 4, and the Palm Garage serves 19, 21, 25, 26 and 29. There’s no shuttle leg. Compare every parking option.
Source: porteverglades.netThe night you’re paying for
The evening
Oceanfront · Pool · Food or drinks on site · KitchenEvery room is a suite with a kitchen and a terrace or balcony over the ocean or the waterway, and the residences have full island kitchens. Takato, Spinnaker, Vitolo and Cornucopia are on site, with The Beach Hut by the sand, and the CONRAD Spa is in the building.
Breakfast
Not freeNot free on the pages we read.
Address
Fort Lauderdale Beach551 North Fort Lauderdale Beach Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
Hotel website
Ratings
AAA Four DiamondAAA rates it Four Diamond, and Forbes Travel Guide rates it Recommended. Both lists are for 2026.
Source: newsroom.aaa.comThe fine print, in one place
Times, fees, rooms and the small stuff, as Conrad Fort Lauderdale publishes it. Where it says “not stated”, the hotel doesn’t say, and a quick call will settle it.
Check-in and check-out
Minimum age
Not stated by the hotel.
Resort fee
Not on Hilton's page; a fee tracker lists $48 a night
Wi-Fi
Not stated
Parking for your stay
None; valet $60 plus tax overnight
Cruise parking is in the parking section above.
Breakfast
Not free on the pages we read
Pool
Outdoor pool
Pets
Hilton's policy text didn't load for us.
Food and drink on site
- TakatoListed by Hilton
- SpinnakerListed by Hilton
- VitoloListed by Hilton
- CornucopiaListed by Hilton
- The Beach Hut at ConradBy the beach
- In-suite diningListed by Hilton
Rooms
All suites, with kitchens and terraces or balconies over the ocean or the waterway, plus residences with full island kitchens.
Accessibility
The hotel’s pages don’t detail accessible rooms. Call before you book if you need one.
On site
- EV chargingNot stated
- Guest laundryNot stated
- Fitness centerNot stated
- Pets allowedNot stated
Also worth knowing
- AAA Four Diamond; Forbes Recommended
- CONRAD Spa
Before you book
Worth knowing
- A fee-tracking site lists a $48 nightly resort fee; Hilton's page doesn't show it.
- Valet only, $60 plus tax overnight.
- Check-out is 11 AM.
What we couldn’t confirm
- The real distance to the port
- The pet policy
- Cruise parking
Rates and policies are as the hotel published them on September 25, 2026. Confirm anything you’re counting on when you book.
The other splurges near the port
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Conrad Fort Lauderdale FAQ
Is Conrad Fort Lauderdale a luxury hotel?
AAA rates it Four Diamond, and Forbes Travel Guide rates it Recommended. Every room is a suite with a kitchen.
Does Conrad Fort Lauderdale have a cruise shuttle?
No. Hilton's location page lists no shuttle. Book a taxi or rideshare.
Does Conrad Fort Lauderdale have an airport shuttle?
Not that it publishes. From Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood: The hotel's pages we read don't mention airport transport. From Miami International: The hotel's pages we read don't mention airport transport.
Can I park at Conrad Fort Lauderdale while I cruise?
It doesn't say. Valet only, $60 plus tax overnight. Hilton doesn't mention cruise parking.
How far is Conrad Fort Lauderdale from Port Everglades?
Hilton lists the port 2 miles away. The Four Seasons, at 525 on the same boulevard, says 5.3, so treat Hilton's figure with care.
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