Port Everglades pre/post cruise hotel; Park ‘n Go vs hotel parking?

[blue_water]

We are two couples, one flying/out of FLL, the other couple driving in and parking for ~12nights…

 

Celebrity 10-night cruise is not until 3/25, just starting to research early…We cruised out of PE 12 years ago and stayed in Danai Beach then.

This cruise we’d like to stay closer to the port, I think, reading in other threads about favorite hotels closer to the port area where it sounds like more restaurants and shops are.

 

Any recommendations there would be appreciated. We used Priceline successfully years ago when cruising from Miami, and plan to try that option when we are able to book if that makes sense here?

 

Thank you for any suggestions and guidance…

 

 

[blue_water]

To add, 17th Street and the Riverside Hotel come up often. For any hotel recs I know I’d need to check prices on their airport shuttle for our flight arrival and departure.

If the Park n Go is the best choice for long-term parking and shuttle to terminal 25, hotel parking would not be a question of course…

[Corby114]

Dania Beach Casino on Dania Beach Blvd has a long term parking lot that serves cruise passengers heading over to Port Everglades. Not sure of price or company name.

[blue_water]

Any hotel recs in the Las Olas area or other with nice pool, nearby restaurants?

 

Pros/Cons of hotel shuttle vs Park n Go? 

[loudbmw]

We haves used Park n Go for Port Everglades at least a dozen times.  They are reasonably priced if you pay in advance.  
 

Their best attribute is the number of shuttles they run. Wait times are minimal and they handle all your luggage both ways.

[blue_water]

3 hours ago, loudbmw said:

We haves used Park n Go for Port Everglades at least a dozen times.  They are reasonably priced if you pay in advance.  
 

Their best attribute is the number of shuttles they run. Wait times are minimal and they handle all your luggage both ways.

On their site I see a price of $15/day (for March, 2025). That is the pay in advance price you are talking about, versus paying upon arrival?

Thanks!