Don't stay here. We also checked in but immediatley decided we'd only stay the one night (having booked two) and checked out again as fast as we could. There was a musty, dank and greasy stickiness in the corridors and stairs with a sickly miasma of cheap air freshener clinging to the walls. The decor was as depressing as any we'd ever had the misfortune to stay in. This hotel is spectacularly overpriced - and then some. It claws back money from its guests at every available opportunity: you want to park? That'll be $15 - a day! Hire a fridge? that'll be $10 (or maybe it was $5) a day!! Come on, Sheraton Management - no fridge? In Florida? The smallest, cheapest motel manages a fridge! You want to use the internet? That'll be $10 a day! Or maybe it's $1 a minute in its so-called 'business centre'...A bottle of water? That'll be $5 a day (pricey even by London Underground standards and that's saying something). The mark-up on phone calls is a joke, even by business hotel standards. So you get the picture. If you unfortunately had to stay for, say, five days, you'd be hundreds of bucks worse off. We then made the very stupid mistake of trying to eat in hotel restaurant: a dim dark prison of a gloomy corridor with as much atmosphere as a London Network Southeast commuter train. Not sure why such lapse of judgement happened, think it must have been because bucketing down outside. Anyway, husband ordered steak sandwich, I ordered the club. Fifteen minutes passed...20....30....35....45 (yes, it was busy because of rain...but this is a hotel kitchen and two sandwiches!!!) They finally arrived: the toast on the club had not seen the grill/toaster for hours, if not days. It was cold, soggy and the unappetizing filling as uninviting and tired as the dining area itself. We complained. The head waiter said we'd 'only been waiting 35 minutes...' and that 'was how club sandwiches were meant to be'. I disagreed. We left. The one positive aspect to this woeful experience was Richard on the front desk. Sheraton Management please note: your sloppy lackadaisical attitude to this hotel is being baled out by your frontline staff. I hope you reward them better than you do your customers.

We chose this hotel because it was on the beach and allowed pets. We took our 2 dogs to this hotel and honestly felt that a Red Roof Inn was of the same caliber as this place. The hotel looked like it had not been remodeled since 1950, and the ship decor was cheesy at best. For $250 a night, the hotel should have been way nicer. We live on South Beach and you can get such a better hotel for $250 a night. We check in with the dogs, and they make us sign a waiver saying we will be with the dogs at all times. Why would anyone take their dog with them to a hotel only to stay in the hotel room the whole time?? Makes absolutely no sense. They then proceeded to call us at 1am to advise that they went to our hotel room, heard the dogs barking when they knocked on the door, and knew we weren't with them in the room, and that we needed to come home. Ridiculous. Also, we were supposed to have a partial ocean view but instead had a view of the road. The pool area was horrible and outdated. This hotel seriously needs to be bulldozed...stay somewhere else.

We arrived Feb 3rd post cruise. Our room was not ready so we explored around. It certainly is an interesting place with the halls, elevated walkway across Seabreeze Blvd and separate buildings. The front desk was very nice to deal with. The property was sold out the night before so they had their hands full. We had room 215 in the main building. It was clean, bright and huge. The bed was very comfortable. Our room overlooked the pool. I went for a swim and the water was very warm. I've been in cleaner pools but this one was not scumy. The ocean was a little bit too cold for me so that is why I tried the pool. The deli shop is a total rip off. I paid 3.71 for two SMALL bags of Fritos. After we came back from dinner to watch Superbowl I went back to that little shop to buy some beer. I was charged 15.00 for a 6 pack of Heinekin. Seeing how it was our last night in FLL, I paid the price. We paid 178.00 - that was with AAA discount. Little steep but unfortunately all those hotels are cashing in on the cruisers these days. I would stay there again in the future.

Rooms are in need of some fresh paint and major updating. What is this New York $12.00 to park at a hotel you are staying one night at is crazy.