Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed, Balcony (View)

This room has a private balcony with city views. The Fort Lauderdale Marriott Harbor Beach Resort & Spa itself sits directly on the beach, with a quarter-mile of private beachfront on 16 acres. The balcony view is of the city, so if a beach panorama from your room matters most, that is worth weighing.

The room has one king bed and sleeps up to 3 guests. It suits a couple or a small family. Larger groups can ask about connecting rooms, which the resort offers for parties of four or more. Children 12 and older are charged as adults at this property.

Yes. The room offers a grab bar in the bathtub (32 inches high), a grab bar near the toilet (34 inches high), a height-adjustable showerhead, lever door handles, a low-height door lock, low-height bathroom outlets, a low-height door view port and a visual fire alarm. The TV has closed captioning. The resort also has elevators, an accessible pool entrance and van-accessible parking.

The resort fee is around $44 per room per night plus tax and is subject to change. It includes internet access, two welcome cocktails per stay, two beach chairs, one hour of daily non-motorized watersport equipment rental, two daily fitness classes (reservation required), 90 minutes of tennis court use (reservation required) and $25 off any spa treatment, excluding hair and nail services.

Both work well. The resort is family-friendly, with an 8,000-square-foot Tropical Lagoon Pool and a Kids Surf Club for ages 5–17, open daily 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The club is a self-directed recreation lounge and is not staff-supervised. Couples can book a spa treatment at The Spa, a 22,000-square-foot facility, which opens up the adults-only spa pool for the day. Pets are not allowed, though service animals are welcome.

The resort has six dining venues. Riva serves breakfast, lunch and a Sunday brunch. Sea Level Restaurant and Ocean Bar is a casual spot overlooking the Atlantic. 3030 Ocean is a seafood-focused bistro, open evenings. The Loggerhead Sand Bar and HB Fresh cover lighter bites, and the Engine Room is a 21+ speakeasy behind Riva. Barefoot Dining, a candlelit meal on the sand, is by reservation.

Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport is about 3.4 miles and roughly 6 minutes away by car. The hotel does not run an airport shuttle, and it does not run one to Port Everglades either. Self-parking is roughly $54–$59 per day and valet roughly $60–$65 per day, with rates varying by date.

The resort is on the quieter southern stretch of Fort Lauderdale Beach. Las Olas Boulevard is about a 5-minute drive or a walk of up to 20 minutes up the beach. The Water Taxi stop on Seabreeze Avenue is roughly an eight-minute walk away and connects to Riverwalk and Las Olas.

Check-in is 4:00 PM and check-out is 11:00 AM. The minimum check-in age is 21. The hotel is a cashless environment, so payment is by credit or debit card or contactless mobile payment.