Pineapple Point Guest House & Resort

Pineapple Point suits gay men, couples especially, who want a quiet, well-kept compound with breakfast and drinks taken care of, and who are prepared to pay the highest published rates of the three Fort Lauderdale guesthouses we profile. For a livelier pool, look at The Cabanas; for the beach on foot, The Worthington.

What sets it apart

The resort calls itself an all-male gay resort, spread across six buildings on more than two acres. Clothing is optional on the property, including the pool areas. Its rooms page lists 24 units: 17 Deluxe King rooms, two one-bedroom suites with kitchens, a two-bedroom cottage and four one-bedroom villas, one of them a spa villa.

More is included than at most guesthouses: continental breakfast, snacks and cold drinks through the day, an evening happy hour with beer, wine and cheese, and towels, beach chairs, umbrellas and bikes. The grounds have a lap pool, two jacuzzis, a gym, massage studios and hammocks.

Where it is

The address is 315 NE 16th Terrace, a residential street near Las Olas Boulevard. It is not on the beach, which is why the resort lends bikes and beach gear.

Rates and access

Published nightly rates for a Deluxe King run $315 in low season (May 1 to November 14), $415 in high season (mid-November through January, and April) and $445 at the February–March peak. Suites with kitchens run $415–595, and the villas and cottage $515–845. Holidays cost more.

Day passes are sold on most days, but not when the resort is celebrating a special occasion, and the resort asks visitors to call the same day to check capacity. It does not publish a day-pass price. Property tours run from 9 am to 7 pm daily.

The rooms page does not state a cancellation policy or minimum age; ask when you book.

What recent guests say

Tripadvisor showed 1,423 reviews averaging 5.0 in October 2026. These themes came up repeatedly:

Paraphrased from Tripadvisor reviews, October 2026.

How it compares

Choose The Cabanas for two pools, a tiki bar and a published $30 day pass in Wilton Manors. Choose The Worthington for 96 rooms, a bigger crowd and the beach about 500 feet away. Choose Island House if you would rather be in Key West, with a 24-hour cafe and health club on site.