Room, 2 Queen Beds, Balcony, Ocean View (View)

This room at The Ritz-Carlton, Fort Lauderdale has a private balcony with sweeping ocean views over the Atlantic. The hotel sits right on Fort Lauderdale Beach, so the balcony makes a good spot for morning coffee or watching the water. Outdoor spaces such as balconies may not suit young children, so families with little ones should keep an eye on them.

The room has 2 Queen Beds in a single-bedroom layout and sleeps up to 4 guests. Bedding includes a down comforter, with hypo-allergenic bedding and blackout drapes for sleeping in. At 500 sq. ft., it suits two couples, friends traveling together or a family. Children 12 and above are charged as adults, which is worth knowing when planning a group of four.

The private bathroom has a deep soaking bathtub and a separate shower, so you can choose between a long soak and a quick rinse. It comes with designer toiletries, bathrobes, slippers, towels and a hair dryer.

Yes. The room has wheelchair-width doorways, grab bars in the shower and near the toilet (each 33 inches high), a height-adjustable showerhead and lever door handles. It also has a low-height door lock, low-height electrical outlets in the bathroom, a low-height view port in the door, a visual fire alarm, braille/raised signage and closed-captioned TV. Tile flooring with an area rug runs through the room. The hotel also offers valet parking for vehicles outfitted for drivers in wheelchairs.

The hotel is adjacent to Fort Lauderdale Beach, with direct access right outside the property. The heated infinity pool and 29,000-sq-ft sundeck are on the 7th floor, and a private skywalk links the deck to the beach without crossing the street. Las Olas Boulevard, known for boutique shopping, galleries and dining, is a short distance away.

A mandatory nightly resort fee applies. It covers beach access, beach loungers and towels, fitness center access, in-room bottled water and coffee, and sporting facilities or equipment. The fee was listed at $54.24 per night as of December 2025, so check the current amount when booking. The 24/7 fitness center has cardio and weight equipment, including two Peloton bikes, and personal trainers are available.

Burlock Coast Seafare & Spirits is the main restaurant, a Prohibition-era inspired seafood and coastal-cuisine concept with oceanfront dining, a patio terrace and a bar. Its Marketplace serves Panther Coffee and grab-and-go items from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. By the pool, Sea la Vie Sundeck serves tropical drinks and small bites, with food and drink service daily from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. A daily Seafood & Spritz happy hour runs from 3 to 4 p.m.

Check-in is from 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. The minimum check-in age is 21, and you will need a photo ID and credit card. Valet parking is available for a daily fee. Pets up to 25 lbs are welcome (a maximum of two per room) for a non-refundable $250 fee per room per stay. Service animals are welcome without a fee.

December through April brings the most reliable warm, dry weather, though it is also the busiest and most expensive stretch. November and late April are good shoulder-season choices. The hot, wet season runs May through October, and hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30. Ocean temperatures peak around 84°F in September and October.