Resorts in Fort Lauderdale
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Resorts in Fort Lauderdale
Hi,
I've been looking into a few places around fort lauderdale to stay at in march. I would appreciate any comments from the people on the board. I am looking for a place on or a short walk from the beach that is kid (2 yr old) friendly. So far, I've checked into:
Sea Gardens Beach & Tennis Resort
Santa Barbara Resort
Royal Vista Resort
Any comments?
I've been looking into a few places around fort lauderdale to stay at in march. I would appreciate any comments from the people on the board. I am looking for a place on or a short walk from the beach that is kid (2 yr old) friendly. So far, I've checked into:
Sea Gardens Beach & Tennis Resort
Santa Barbara Resort
Royal Vista Resort
Any comments?
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My parents have stayed at Sea Gardens several times. They enjoyed it. Since it (and Santa Barbara) are time-share there are reviews on tug2.net (users only). Here is some info from TUG (timeshare users group)...
Santa Barbara has a better rating 8.45 vs. Sea Garden with 7.75(out of 10). Sea Garden is right on the beach and received positive reviews (some glowing). Santa Barbara also had positive ratings, but not as glowing (sometimes the rating doesn't reflect the experience) It was supposed to be refurbished last fall, however. Royal Vista is Santa Barabara's sister property (across the street on the beach) so guests can use both properties. They have nicer pools, but that was all I could learn. Hope this helps!
Santa Barbara has a better rating 8.45 vs. Sea Garden with 7.75(out of 10). Sea Garden is right on the beach and received positive reviews (some glowing). Santa Barbara also had positive ratings, but not as glowing (sometimes the rating doesn't reflect the experience) It was supposed to be refurbished last fall, however. Royal Vista is Santa Barabara's sister property (across the street on the beach) so guests can use both properties. They have nicer pools, but that was all I could learn. Hope this helps!