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Anyone used it?

 

Used it twice in the last 3 years- both times in mid-late March . Great location, friendly staff & an overall good but not great hotel. Perfect for a 1 night stay. Depending upon when you are going there can be some good prices. I will be trying to book again for a pre stay on the night before our March 2017 14 days cruise. Charlie

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We have stayed there several times. The front desk was very helpful.

Rooms were fine, free breakfast good, and the area is good for walking.

We walk to the Embassy Suites for lunch on the patio, to a restaurant for dinner, and to the shops.

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Twice in 2015 for pre-cruise stays. Excellent location. Got great deals on hotel discount website. If we cruise out of Port Everglades again we would aim to stay at the same hotel.

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HIE says its a 5 minute walk to the port. Can you walk to the port, or do you have to shuttle/taxi?

 

Here's the Port Everglades map: http://www.porteverglades.net/includes/content/docs/media/PEG545_MultiMapBrochure_Map_REVISED-Feb-17-2015.pdf. According to google maps, it is a 1/2 mile (10 minute walk) from the Holiday Inn Express to terminals 2 and 4 at the northern entrance of the port (Eisenhower Blvd off of 17th Street). All the other terminals are much further away plus it is an industrial port with lots of large truck traffic. Walking in the port is not pleasant. There is no shade and if it is hot and humid outside (at least half the year) it will be miserable.

 

If you need to know your terminal, that info is published on the ship schedule a week in advance: https://pevvesseltraffic.broward.org/webx/

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Here's the Port Everglades map: http://www.porteverglades.net/includes/content/docs/media/PEG545_MultiMapBrochure_Map_REVISED-Feb-17-2015.pdf. According to google maps, it is a 1/2 mile (10 minute walk) from the Holiday Inn Express to terminals 2 and 4 at the northern entrance of the port (Eisenhower Blvd off of 17th Street). All the other terminals are much further away plus it is an industrial port with lots of large truck traffic. Walking in the port is not pleasant. There is no shade and if it is hot and humid outside (at least half the year) it will be miserable.

 

If you need to know your terminal, that info is published on the ship schedule a week in advance: https://pevvesseltraffic.broward.org/webx/

 

Pretty much confirms what I thought. Thanks for clarifying.

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