About Perroquet Hotel Fort Lauderdale Beach
Perroquet Hotel Fort Lauderdale Beach is a boutique hotel at 3081 Harbor Drive, offering an intimate alternative to traditional luxury hospitality in Fort Lauderdale. This architectural retreat was shaped by the vision of architect and designer Bernard Dubois, with creative direction led by Pierre-Alexis Guinet of PAG, landscape architecture by Nathan Browning of Island Planning Corporation, and an art program curated by Valerio Polimeno.
Designed with sculptural clarity and an appreciation for simplicity, this boutique hotel in Fort Lauderdale embodies thoughtful, design-led comfort — steps from Fort Lauderdale Beach and minutes from Las Olas Boulevard.
Perroquet Fort Lauderdale is a 37-room boutique hotel at 3081 Harbor Drive, a short walk from Fort Lauderdale Beach and minutes from Las Olas Boulevard. Every space reflects a commitment to materiality, proportion, and light. Rooms feel residential yet elevated; public areas sit beneath a sweeping canopy of palms, where calm geometry meets the softness of nature.
Art is integral to the Perroquet Fort Lauderdale experience. The hotel features a curated collection of original contemporary works, chosen to complement the architecture and reflect the cultural character of Fort Lauderdale's Harbor Drive neighborhood.
Perroquet Fort Lauderdale celebrates the beauty of restraint — luxury expressed not through excess, but through thoughtful essentials: Sferra linens, Byredo toiletries, and service that feels quietly personal.
This is hospitality distilled: a sculptural, sunlit boutique hotel near Fort Lauderdale Beach and Las Olas, shaped by design and grounded in intimacy.





















