Four Points Fort Lauderdale Airport-Dania Beach, an asset managed by IRAS Group, previously under the name Best Western Plus Fort Lauderdale Airport South, features 154 spacious guest rooms.
Marriott International, Inc. announced the opening of Four Points by Sheraton Fort Lauderdale Airport-Dania Beach. Catering to the needs of today’s everyday traveler, the hotel offers approachable design, stylish comfort and all the brand’s popular extras including a 24-hour fitness center, fast and free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, and the Best Brews program, detailed below.
Four Points Fort Lauderdale Airport-Dania Beach, an asset managed by IRAS Group, previously under the name Best Western Plus Fort Lauderdale Airport South, features 154 spacious guest rooms. Guests will enjoy full-service dining at the hotel pub and the brand’s iconic Best Brews program, which serves guests refreshing, curated local beers. La Rubia Beer from Wynwood Brewing Company is the Best Brew at Four Points Fort Lauderdale Airport-Dania Beach.
Four Points Fort Lauderdale Airport-Dania Beach is just a short drive from Port Everglades Cruise Port. It is also within driving distance of Las Olas Boulevard, Hard Rock Stadium, Hard Rock Casino, Fort Lauderdale Beach, Sawgrass Mills Mall and is roughly four miles from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport-FLL for a convenient trip.
“Designed with the everyday traveler in mind, Four Points Fort Lauderdale Airport-Dania Beach will be a convenient stay for anyone looking to enjoy the world-class attractions of Dania Beach,” said Janis Milham, Senior Vice President and Global Brand Leader, Classic Select Brands. “Accessible to families and business travelers alike, the friendly design of the property will make anyone’s stay comfortable.”
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