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Four Seasons Hotel and Residences Fort Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States · Four Seasons · High Luxury



MAASS, a Michelin Star concept restaurant, and chef Brandon Salomon's oceanfront Evelyn's put this 2022 Fort Lauderdale Beach tower on the national dining map from opening night. The 22-story Atlantic-front property earned AAA Five Diamond in its first full year and carries a Forbes Five-Star spa.
- 189 rooms
- Opened 2022
- Neighborhood: Fort Lauderdale Beach
- Rooms from 439 sq ft (41 m²)
- Architect: Kobi Karp
- Interiors: Tara Bernerd & Partners & Martin Brudnizki
About Four Seasons Hotel and Residences Fort Lauderdale
- Bonnet House, the 35-acre estate of artist Frederic Clay Bartlett, sits a mile up the beach and is now a public museum and garden.
- The site carries coastal hospitality history back to the 1920 Lauderdale Beach Hotel, which once anchored this stretch of shoreline.
- Entry-level rooms start at 439 sq ft (41 m²).
History
Four Seasons Hotel and Residences Fort Lauderdale opened in 2022 as a 22-story oceanfront tower at 525 North Fort Lauderdale Beach Boulevard, the brand's second Florida oceanfront property after Four Seasons Surfside. The building was purpose-built on the Fort Lauderdale Beach strip, on ground that carries a long coastal hospitality history: the historic 1920 Lauderdale Beach Hotel once anchored this stretch of shoreline, and Bonnet House — the 35-acre subtropical estate of artist Frederic Clay Bartlett and his wife Evelyn Fortune Bartlett, now a museum and garden open to the public — sits a mile to the north, a reminder of the early-20th-century era when Fort Lauderdale's beachfront was the province of wealthy Northerners seeking a winter retreat.
The Venetian canals that gave Fort Lauderdale its nickname 'the Venice of America' are a few blocks inland, and the Inter-Coastal Waterway that defines the city's residential character runs parallel to the ocean a short distance west. The Four Seasons arrived at a moment when Fort Lauderdale was completing a long transition from a Spring Break destination into a serious luxury market, its yachting industry and arts scene providing an increasingly sophisticated audience for the quality of hospitality the brand represents.
The hotel's dining program brought immediate national attention: MAASS, a Michelin-recognized concept restaurant, and Evelyn's, an all-day Mediterranean coastal dining room led by chef Brandon Salomon, established the property as a serious gastronomic destination within its first year of operation. The hotel earned the AAA Five Diamond distinction in 2023, its first full year of operation, and has maintained it through 2026. Two outdoor pools, a full spa and fitness center, and a kids' club complete a property that has positioned itself at the top of the Fort Lauderdale luxury market within three years of opening.
The setting
Four Seasons Hotel and Residences Fort Lauderdale commands an oceanfront position at 525 North Fort Lauderdale Beach Boulevard, in a city long nicknamed the 'Venice of America' for its labyrinthine canal system. Sebastian Street Beach is an eleven-minute walk; Hugh Taylor Birch State Park — a preserved hammock donated to the state in 1942 — is eighteen minutes on foot. The 35-acre Bonnet House Museum and Gardens, a National Register estate, is ten minutes by car, and Las Olas Boulevard's dining and design scene grounds the property in a resort corridor of uncommon natural and cultural depth.
Restaurants and bars
- Evelyn's — Restaurant · Mediterranean · Chef Brandon Salomon
- MAASS — Restaurant
- Honey Fitz — Restaurant
- ViceVersa — Restaurant
Experiences
- Evelyn's Fort Lauderdale — Signature restaurant serving Eastern Mediterranean meets coastal cuisine, led by chef Brandon Salomon.
- MAASS by Chef Ryan Ratino — Open-fire contemporary American restaurant.
- Spa journey reflecting the movement of water — Restorative massages, facials and spa rituals, with salt saunas, aroma steam baths and ice fountains.
- Fitness Centre designed by Harley Pasternak — 2,250 sq. ft. fitness centre open 24 hours, with an interactive wellness wall and fitness classes.
- Ocean Sun Deck pools — Two horizon-edged pools, Sun Deck Pool and Serenity Pool, framed by daybeds with Atlantic views.
- Beach area with Beach Concierge — Dedicated area on Fort Lauderdale Beach with a beach toys station and Beach Concierge for guests.
Amenities
- The Spa at Four Seasons Hotel and Residences Fort Lauderdale (Forbes Five-Star Spa 2026)
- 2 pools (resort pool and adults-only pool)
- Direct Atlantic beachfront
- Pool bar
- 24-hour fitness center
- Sauna
- Kids' club
- Pet-friendly
Awards
- AAA Five Diamond (2026)
- Forbes Travel Guide Recommended (2026)
- MUSE Hotel Awards — Featured Winner (2025)
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