The former Hilton Fort Lauderdale Beach Resort emerges as a new, all-suite Hilton property, further elevating this Florida city as a premier lifestyle destination. Beach House Fort Lauderdale, a Hilton Resort features refreshed interiors and new modern amenities, including new culinary concepts.

The resort’s 375 redesigned suites come with full kitchens or kitchenettes, separate sleeping and living spaces, ocean views, and more. Suites range from three-bedroom spaces to a penthouse with sweeping ocean views on its 845-square-foot balcony.

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New restaurants include Barto, in the lobby, where guests can indulge in a selection of Latin- and Caribbean-inspired small plates, as well as a signature cocktail menu inspired by coastal destinations around the world (like Saint Tropez, a French-inspired drink with yellow chartreuse, Provencal syrup and Champagne). On the 26^th floor, guests will find Nubé, another new spot. This space serves signature small plates like wagyu dumplings and short rib empanadas, as well as creative cocktails, all accompanied by ocean views and iconic sunsets. A seafood-centric restaurant, Mediterranean eatery and casual oceanfront venue are also on site.

Q Spa invites guests to relax in its three indoor treatment rooms, outdoor terrace and salon. Adjacent to the spa is a pool and deck with lounge chairs, cabanas and day beds, while the fitness center provides personal training and group classes on top of its state-of-the-art equipment.