Comfort Suite Airport & Cruise Port
Comfort Suites Airport & Cruise Port is a hotel that caters primarily to travelers, particularly those who are in transit to or from airports and cruise ports. It is part of the Comfort Suites brand, which falls under the Choice Hotels International umbrella. Here are some key points about this type of property:
Location
- Proximity to Airports and Cruise Ports: These hotels are strategically located close to major airports and cruise ports to provide convenient lodging options for travelers.
Amenities
- Spacious Suites: The hotel offers spacious suites equipped with amenities such as free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, mini-fridges, microwaves, and coffee makers.
- Free Breakfast: Guests often enjoy complimentary breakfast that typically includes a variety of hot and cold items.
- Shuttle Services: Many Comfort Suites Airport & Cruise Port locations offer complimentary shuttle services to and from the airport and cruise port.
- Business Services: The hotel usually provides business facilities like meeting rooms, fax, and photocopying services.
- Recreational Facilities: Guests can often find amenities like fitness centers and swimming pools.
- Parking: Parking facilities are available, sometimes with options for long-term parking tailored to cruise passengers.
Target Audience
- Air Travelers: People who have layovers or early/late flights.
- Cruise Passengers: Travelers embarking on or disembarking from cruises.
- Business Travelers: Those who need quick, efficient services while on business trips.
Customer Service
- 24/7 Front Desk: The hotel typically has a front desk staffed around the clock to assist with check-ins, check-outs, and other guest needs.
- Concierge Services: Some locations offer concierge services to help guests with travel plans, restaurant reservations, and local area information.
Safety and Cleanliness
- Enhanced Cleaning Protocols: Particularly in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Comfort Suites often emphasizes enhanced cleaning protocols and safety measures to ensure guest safety.
Reviews and Ratings
- Customer Feedback: The hotel generally receives mixed to positive reviews, with many guests appreciating the convenient location, friendly staff, and range of amenities.
Membership and Rewards
- Choice Privileges: Guests can earn and redeem points through the Choice Privileges loyalty program, which offers various benefits including free nights, gift cards, and more.
Comfort Suites Airport & Cruise Port aims to provide a comfortable, convenient, and efficient lodging option for travelers, making it a popular choice for both short stays and pre- or post-cruise accommodations.
- 954-767-8700 Ext. #110
- www.comfortsuitesfortlauderdale.com
- 954-524-4112
Products
Sleeping Rooms and Meeting Room
Fort Lauderdale USA
1800 South Federal Highway
Fort Lauderdale FL 33316
USA
Fort Lauderdale FL 33316
USA
Ships
USNS ALAN SHEPARD
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