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Fort Lauderdale aerial view

Fort Lauderdale, United States

Fort Lauderdale combines a wide Atlantic beach with a web of canals and the Intracoastal Waterway that earned it the nickname “Venice of America”. Luxury travellers come for oceanfront towers on Fort Lauderdale Beach Boulevard, the boutiques and restaurants of Las Olas Boulevard, superyacht marinas and water taxis, with Miami and Palm Beach both within an easy drive.

Four Seasons Hotel and Residences Fort Lauderdale

A beachfront tower on Fort Lauderdale Beach Boulevard with Tara Bernerd interiors, two pools, a Forbes Five-Star spa and chef Ryan Ratino's restaurant MAASS.

The Ritz-Carlton, Fort Lauderdale

An oceanfront Ritz-Carlton where Las Olas Boulevard meets the Atlantic, with nautical 1940s-inspired style, an elevated pool deck with cabanas, Burlock Coast restaurant and a citrus-scented spa.

W Fort Lauderdale

Two glass towers on Fort Lauderdale Beach, where the WET deck's pools have windows in their floors above the lobby, with Steak 954 and rooms facing the Atlantic.

Pier Sixty-Six

Fort Lauderdale's landmark tower on the Intracoastal Waterway, rebuilt by Tavistock as a waterfront resort with pools, a spa and a superyacht marina facing Port Everglades.