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|  | Omni Fort Lauderdale | | Presented by Inside Hotels |
| | The Best Florida Hotels For Every Kind Of Getaway | Omni Fort Lauderdale sits on the Intracoastal Waterway, linked to the Broward County Convention Center and adjacent to Port Everglades — skip the traffic, not the location. Rooms go nature-inspired: bold artwork, floor-to-ceiling glass, sitting areas, real workspaces. The 10th-floor pool deck adds cabanas, poolside dining, and waterway views, while Mokara Spa covers the Hammam, dry sauna, heated loungers, and open-air plunge pool. Fair Ketch keeps things moving with a Topgolf Swing Suite, its own pool, foosball, and big-screen sports; the adults-only Ibis Sky Lounge, 29 floors up, pours cocktails and small plates over the coastline. Convention-goers get convenience; everyone else gets the view. | | Book Now |  |
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| | |  | | COMO Parrot Cay | | A 35-minute boat ride from Providenciales lands you on COMO Parrot Cay's 1,000 private acres. Designed by Keith Hobbs, whitewashed interiors pair teak with crisp cotton in four-poster rooms and private balconies; beachfront houses and villas add pools, sand access, and butler service. COMO Shambhala's yoga and Pilates studios sit beside Japanese baths and an outdoor Jacuzzi garden, and Lotus serves Caribbean-inspired plates by day, contemporary Asian by night. Bikes and snorkeling gear are free for mangrove kayak trips and grove cycling routes, and COMO Beach Club runs a main and adults-only pool. | | Book Now | |
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| |  | | Romer Hell's Kitchen | | Romer Hell's Kitchen sits on Eighth Avenue just west of Broadway, close to the chaos without living in it. Local art and custom furnishings make rooms feel more apartment than hotel: the 300-square-foot Deluxe King fits a chaise, black-and-white tiled bath, Kassatex linens, mini fridge, and 55-inch TV, while the 350-square-foot Corner King swaps in a velvet sofa. Neighborhood Café handles coffee and pastries; the fireplace-lit Study doubles as a workspace. At night, So & So's — a piano bar and supper club off 52nd Street — brings shareable plates, cocktails, and live sets. The Corner Store closes it out with local finds like Fine and Dandy accessories and Andrew's Hell's Kitchen Honey. | | Book Now | |
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|  | | OUTRIGGER Reef Waikiki Beach Resort | | Skip the standard Waikiki high-rise experience — OUTRIGGER Reef Waikiki Beach Resort puts culture ahead of just beach access, and it shows. Renovated rooms and suites read more residential than resort, with private lanais and views that split between mountains and Pacific depending on which side you land on. The pool-to-dinner routine gets an upgrade too: Monkeypod Kitchen by Merriman serves farm-fresh plates with Diamond Head in the background, and Kani Ka Pila Grille backs it up with live Hawaiian music most nights. The strongest sense of place comes at the Aʻo Cultural Center, where exhibits and activities such as lei making, hula, and ʻukulele lessons bring Hawaiian traditions into the stay. | | Book Now | |
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| |  | | Provincetown Inn | | You don't need a passport to feel like you've left the country, just a drive to Provincetown's far West End, where the Provincetown Inn has overlooked Cape Cod Bay since 1925. Inside, murals by Don Aikens trace the town's history. Start with in-room coffee and a walk along the private beach before browsing Commercial Street's galleries, then head to Province Lands Visitor Center for views over the dunes and Atlantic. The Long Point Suite adds a full kitchen and bay-view terrace, while Cape Tip King rooms offer private terraces facing Long Point, Provincetown's lighthouses, and Cape Cod National Seashore. | | Book Now | |
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