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Location: Ft. Lauderdale, FL

Architect: HKS

Interior Designer: Jeffrey Beers International

Hotel Group/ Developer: Tavistock Development

Photography: Eric Laignel

Rising above the Intracoastal Waterway in Fort Lauderdale, the reimagined 32-acre, 325-key Pier Sixty-Six Resort is anchored by its iconic spire-tower, a historic landmark dating back to the 1960s. Originally part of the site’s mid-century history as a Phillips 66 gas station, the tower has been transformed into the centerpiece of a contemporary luxury destination, honoring its heritage while offering a refined and modern guest experience.

At the core of the resort lies a 164-slip marina, which functions as both an organizing element and a dynamic stage where land and water converge. The marina shapes the arrival experience for guests, whether arriving by yacht, car, or on foot, and reinforces the resort’s identity as a destination deeply connected to its waterways.

The interior design, led by Jeffrey Beers International, complements the architectural vision by blending mid-century influences with a fresh, sophisticated aesthetic. Bold color palettes, playful patterns, and tactile textures provide vibrancy, while timeless materials such as natural stone, warm woods, and bronze maintain a sense of elegance. The result is an atmosphere that feels both glamorous and approachable.

Amenities define the resort’s experiential richness, including a full-service spa, two fitness centers, seven food and beverage venues, and dual pool experiences—a lively family pool and a tranquil adults-only retreat. A private members’ club adds an exclusive layer of hospitality, reinforcing the resort’s versatility and appeal.

Throughout the property, the design emphasizes connection: to the marina, the water, and the cultural energy of Fort Lauderdale. The spire-tower stands as both a historic beacon and a symbol of renewal, marking Pier Sixty-Six’s transformation into a world-class resort that seamlessly integrates legacy with contemporary luxury.