Boutique Hotel, Fort Lauderdale
Perroquet Fort Lauderdale is a 37-room boutique hotel at 3081 Harbor Drive, steps from Fort Lauderdale Beach and minutes from Las Olas Boulevard. Where larger resorts offer scale, Perroquet offers intimacy: an architectural retreat shaped by Bernard Dubois, with creative direction by Pierre-Alexis Guinet of PAG and landscape architecture by Nathan Browning of Island Planning Corporation.
What makes Perroquet a true boutique hotel is the same thing that defines the category itself — a small number of rooms, a singular design point of view, and details that can't be replicated at scale. Every room features an original work on paper by an internationally recognized artist, part of an art program curated by Valerio Polimeno and Whitney Lane, with pieces by Pol Taburet, Miriam Cahn, Anne Imhof, and Jeff Koons.
Guests enjoy a tranquil outdoor pool, complimentary bikes, Sferra linens, and Byredo bath products — the kind of considered essentials that define boutique hospitality in Fort Lauderdale. The hotel's Harbor Drive location puts guests close to the Bonnet House Museum & Gardens, the NSU Art Museum, and Fort Lauderdale's best restaurants and galleries, while remaining minutes from Port Everglades Cruise Terminal and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.
For travelers searching for a boutique hotel in Fort Lauderdale that treats design, art, and place with equal seriousness, Perroquet is the answer.