Napoli Belmar Resort

Location hard to beat. Parked my car and didn't use it again for 2 days. Beach is a 5-8 min walk. Good bakery and smoothie place on the next street over or can walk to one of the many hotel restaurants nearby. Also, basically a full kitchen, so cooking is an option. Two water taxi locations nearby. One about 1/2 mile (10-12 min walk) another across the bridge about a mile maybe. Having a bike is helpful as well, no need to worry about traffic or parking. Angela was great, extremely friendly and helpful with the check-in and any questions I had.

I recently stayed at the Napoli Belmar Resort in Fort Lauderdale, and I have to say, for the price, it was really solid. I spent about $520 for three nights, and I think that’s a great deal. The resort is split between two buildings, and the one I stayed in was a bit less modern—definitely not fancy—but it had a certain charm. It felt homey and had its own pool and outdoor space, which was sweet. The staff was fantastic—super friendly and helpful—and overall, I was happy with what I got for what I paid. That said, if you’re looking for luxury, this isn’t your spot. The room had two beds, a small TV, and a basic, tiny shower. No hot tubs, no fancy bathroom, just very simple. It was perfect for a solo trip when I was just out having fun, but not for anyone hoping for a luxurious experience or Instagram-worthy shots. If you want simple, affordable, and friendly, though, it’s a great little place.

The shower was tiny. Literally just big enough for 1 person. No tub.

The staff was super nice and easy to work with within short distance of beach nice pools and clean roomsoʻ

Everything

We loved cooking on the grill + many friendly guests.

The proximity to the beach and restaurants

Nothing