Boutique Hotels in Fort Lauderdale, FL

There are few places that can rival the luxury of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. And with shopping options ranging from high-end boutiques to outlet stores and everything in between, you'll find something for everyone on your shopping list.

The city's most famous shopping venues include The Galleria Mall and The Riverwalk. The Galleria Mall is home to more than 200 stores—including Bloomingdale's and Saks Fifth Avenue—and hosts a wide range of events throughout the year; this includes New Year's Eve celebrations and outdoor concerts during warmer months. Meanwhile, The Riverwalk has been voted one of the top ten shopping destinations in America by American Express magazine, thanks to its many restaurants and boutiques. It also has a spectacular view of the Intracoastal Waterway! When staying at boutique hotels in Fort Lauderdale, you can explore a city rich in history, and the neighborhoods are full of stories that go back decades.

Wilton Manors. Founded in 1925 by a group of gay men who wanted to create a safe space for themselves, Wilton Manors was one of the first gay communities in the southern United States. It's now one of the most vibrant communities in the city, with an annual pride festival and a thriving LGBTQ+ population. If you're looking for unique hotels, this area of town is it.

Galt Mile. The Galt Mile is one of Fort Lauderdale's oldest neighborhoods and a popular area for boutique hotels in Fort Lauderdale. The neighborhood dates back to 1895 when it was laid out by railroad tycoon Henry Mellowes Galt. The area has been designated as one of Florida's most historic districts by the Historic Preservation Board since 1978. Today, the mile is lined with high rise condos toting impressive seaside views.

Pompano Beach. When staying at a boutique hotel in Fort Lauderdale, be sure to drive up A1A and stop at the quaint beachside towns within the city. Pompano Beach still holds some of its retro glamour today, as evidenced from the architecture of many condo buildings. This 1950s hotspot was originally known as Fort Lauderdale-by-the-Sea because of its location on the shore of the Atlantic Ocean. It's now one of Florida's most exclusive vacation destinations with a wealth of history behind it. Delray Beach. Known as a haven for South Florida surfers, Delray Beach is also home to some esteemed golf courses. The Delray Beach Golf Club is one of the most popular courses in the area. This 18-hole golf course is designed with a natural Florida landscape in mind and offers players an unforgettable experience. The course also has a driving range and putting green for practice before or after your game. If you want to learn more about the history of golf in Delray Beach, visit the Golf Hall of Fame and Museum at Heritage Park.

The next time you find yourself staying at a boutique hotel in Fort Lauderdale, if you're looking for some retail therapy, visit Atlantic Avenue and enjoy all of the upscale shops and restaurants that call this area home. You'll find everything from clothing boutiques to jewelry stores here, as well as some great dining options too!

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