Just a mile from the beach and less than two blocks from Atlantic Avenue’s shopping, dining, nightlife and Pineapple Grove Arts District.

Perched right on the Intracoastal, steps from the sand. It originally opened as Escape in 1949 – the first year-round beach hotel with a pool.

Playfully-mod interiors – lobby rocks an oversized illustrated map of Dania Beach, hanging swing chairs and a pool table.

Relaxing, palm tree-studded stay near Pompano Beach and just minutes from FLL.

Spa-inspired baths with Bluetooth mirror for streaming tunes or [insert go-to podcast here].

Direct access to a beach where fighting over beach chairs and umbrellas isn't an issue.

The terrace views (almost) rival the home-style fare & ace bar menu at the Grille.

Roomy one bedroom suites sleep 4 with private bedroom and queen-size sleeper sofa in the living area.

Floor-to-ceiling windows, tons of space & design-mag-worthy styling await in each kitted-out suite. Also a plus: in-room washer/dryer(!).

Nearest nightlife hotspot is onsite if you feel like glamming it up in the hipster bar.

The gorgeously-restored 50s-inspo’d ‘tude is a nod to this gem’s iconic past as a fabled Rat Pack hangout.

A modern take on industrial-chic style with sweet views of the Palm Harbor Marina and Intracoastal Waterway.

Bright and elegant accommodations perfectly placed smack dab on the beach, and minutes' walk from Ocean Reef Park.

Chic vintage charmer right off (yes that) Collins Avenue, near the Fontainebleu of Frank Sinatra-era fame.