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"The staff was absolutely friendly and helpful, scheduling a shuttle to the airport was easy and efficient and the property was nice and clean. "

"amazing experience "

"Very clean! We had the best view of the ocean too! "

"The property was nice and clean, staff was welcoming and helpful"

"Beautiful and spacious room and close to airport "

"Very impressed with amenities!"

"Clean property with beautiful room and views. Location was great to access the cruise port. Staff were friendly and assisted us with any questions. Only downside was paying $40 to park. "

"Room was clean and spacious. Front desk personnel were friendly and informative. Convenient location. Good breakfast and outside close dining options "

"The Pelican Grand Beach Resort has some of the most beautiful & spacious rooms I’ve ever stayed in—large, well-decorated, & very comfortable. A special thank you to Merline at the front desk, who graciously welcomed us upon our early arrival around noon. She was professional, courteous, & delightful, & we truly appreciated being able to check in early. The restaurant staff, bellhops, & gift shop/gelato store team were all equally warm, helpful, & attentive, which added to the overall positive experience. Another bonus to the location of the resort is that the # 11 public transportation bus runs on the A1A or N. Ocean Blvd. The cost to ride the bus is $2. Please keep in mind that there is a $52 per night resort fee as well as valet parking on site runs $55 per night for regular vehicles. Even though renting a car in Fort Lauderdale would be highly recommended, the high parking fee makes that expense unfeasible. That said, there were a couple of disappointments. The Lazy River was out of order during our visit, which was a letdown since it’s one of the highlights of the resort. With that closed, the pool (which is not very large) felt crowded. In addition, we stayed in Room 322, and I would caution future guests about rooms 312–322. They are located near the service elevators, and beginning as early as 7 a.m., the loud rolling of carts and towel bins across the tile floors made it difficult to rest. More attention to minimizing noise in that area would go a long way."