Fort Lauderdale park and cruise hotels

Park and cruise means a night at a hotel with parking for the length of your cruise, sometimes with a ride to the port. Around Port Everglades plenty of hotels mention it, but few publish what they actually include. These are the hotels whose own websites, as they read on October 28, 2026, offer parking during a cruise or a cruise package.

Of the 13 in the table, six describe cruise parking of their own, six list Hilton’s brand-wide Park, Stay & Go, and the Omni sells a cruise package without parking. The drive times are ours, measured on OpenStreetMap without traffic.

Which hotels let you park for the whole cruise?

Pier Sixty-Six, on 17th Street by the Intracoastal, has the clearest published terms. Cruise passengers can valet park on the property during the cruise at the normal nightly rate, $60 plus tax a car, in a covered garage the hotel says is monitored around the clock. It offers no transport to the port, but it is a 21-minute walk from Terminals 2 and 4 and 12 minutes by car from Terminals 18 to 29, and it charges no resort fee.

The Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites Fort Lauderdale Airport & Cruise Port, on Griffin Road, sells room-and-transfer packages for passengers before a cruise, with on-site parking for up to 7 days and a one-way transfer to the port. The package price isn’t published. Its usual self-parking is $10 a day or $70 a week.

The Rodeway Inn & Suites Fort Lauderdale Airport & Cruise Port, west of I-95, sells a Stay, Park & Cruise package: one night before or after the cruise, parking for the length of the trip, and free rides to and from the port. It describes the parking as “a low daily rate” without giving it.

Which offers need a phone call?

Three hotels mention cruise parking without saying what it costs or how long it lasts:

• The Holiday Inn Express Ft. Lauderdale Cruise-Airport, an 11-minute walk from Terminals 2 and 4, mentions Park and Cruise packages on its directions page only. Ordinary self-parking there is $10 a night.
• Extended Stay America Premier Suites, a 13-minute walk, lists Park & Cruise “fee applies; ask hotel for details”.
• The Hyatt Place Fort Lauderdale Airport - South & Cruise Port, in Dania Beach, lists a Long Term/Cruise parking rate per night plus tax, but the amount didn’t show on its page.

Does Hilton’s Park, Stay & Go cover a cruise?

It covers parking, not necessarily a ride. The Hilton Fort Lauderdale Marina, the Embassy Suites 17th Street, the Homewood Suites, the Home2 Suites and both Hampton Inns list it: one night with up to 7 nights’ parking, under Hilton’s brand-wide terms. Those terms promise a shuttle to “select airports and cruise ports” and tell you to check with the hotel about cruise ports.

Five of the six run their own ride to the port anyway: the Embassy Suites at $15 a person, the others without a published price. The Hampton Inn Ft. Lauderdale Airport North lists none. Check that the parking covers every night you’ll be away, because a seven-night cruise plus the night before is eight nights.

Which hotels sell a cruise package instead?

The Omni Fort Lauderdale Hotel, on port property, sells Sail & Stay: 10% off its best available rate, the port shuttle, luggage storage on arrival and departure days, and a $100 resort credit. It doesn’t include parking, and the Omni’s valet is $60 a night.

The Hilton Fort Lauderdale Marina sells a Cruise Package (plan code P0) with breakfast and transport to the port, and lists Park, Stay & Go as well. Neither hotel publishes a package price.

Which hotels won’t let you leave a car?

The Oasis Hotel says it outright: guests may not leave vehicles on the property after checkout, and cars left behind may be towed.

Some others sell weekly parking without calling it cruise parking: the Four Points by Sheraton Fort Lauderdale Airport/Cruise Port at $70 a week and the Four Points Dania Beach at $49 a week. Several airport hotels list long-term parking without a price. Ask whether you can leave the car while you sail before you rely on any of these.

The port’s own garages are in the Florida parking guide. For the rides to the ship, see Port Everglades hotels with a cruise shuttle, and for every hotel we checked, hotels near Port Everglades.