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Fort Myers Hotels |
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| When it comes to accommodations, every tourist destination in Florida is not the same. Hotel offerings run the gamut between charming bed and breakfast establishments to the reliable chain hotels. Unlike Key West, which boasts wall-to-wall bed and breakfasts or South Beach, hailed for its Art Deco-style boutique hotels, Ft. Myers is home to just about any chain hotel you can think of. When considering a hotel in Fort Myers, it's important to understand that this Gulf Coast city's rich history is what mainly attracts visitors to the area, specifically the homes of Thomas Edison and Gerald Ford, in addition to the outlying beaches and the Red Sox spring training facility. |
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| Most of the chain hotels are represented in Ft. Myers, including Marriott's Courtyard and Fairfield properties, the Ramada Inn and Super 8, Holiday Inn and more. There's also the Quality Inn Historic District, a favorite for business travelers and visitors to Red Sox spring training. If you're staying at the beach, there are several options, including the Sanibel Harbour Resort & Spa and the Diamondhead Beach Resort.
**Click here for a complete list of Fort Myers hotels, broken down into location (downtown, airport, etc.). |
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17260 Harbour Pointe Drive
Fort Myers, FL 33908
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Sanibel Harbour Resort & Spa |
| The Sanibel Harbour Resort and Spa is located on an 85-acre peninsula overlooking Sanibel and Captiva Islands, 16 miles from the Ft. Myers International Airport. The resort offers a modern spa, golf nearby, six dining venues, kids' klub, cruises and more.
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2000 Estero Boulevard
Fort Myers Beach, FL 33931 |
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Diamondhead Beach Resort |
| DiamondHead Beach Resort is located on Fort Myers Beach - just off the coast of Fort Myers, Florida - only 20 miles southwest of Southwest Florida International Airport and within easy walking distance of Fort Myers Beach exceptional entertainment district. |
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