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Make sure to use your GPS or map on your phone to find on 1st visit. Went mid week, so was on the quiet side. Lots of attitude, but what do you expect, its central London. Clean, pricey, would have appreciated a longer stay for the amount paid. Some what Sedate & dull atmosphere. Might be better to visit on weekend or discount day if available. Needs to charge half price for rugby or wrestling team members to liven up the place.

Hotel has now expanded to 5 interconnected buildings. Don't let the publicity photos fool you, atmosphere is "stand offish" as the property has morphed into a "fancy resort". Gone are the days of having fun at a gay court yard hotel in the Central Beach area. Only reason to stay is the proximity to the beach and a few restaurants, but these cater to the tourist trade as well. Most migrate to Wilton Manors for entertainment.

A casual diner atmosphere with typical diner menu. Service is attentive, food is plentiful and reasonable priced. Great for late night munchies.

Great for casual lunch or dinner. No reservations required, more of a diner type atmosphere. Have been disappointed with some of the blue plate specials; best to stick to the menu items. Close to most of the bars in Wilton Manors. Staff can be quirky at times, but don't take it personally.

Located on the Gay Strip of bars and clubs which makes it convenient. Good crowd, attentive barteners, parking in rear. Will return on future visits.

Showing its age!! Steam room and hot tub out of service. Some of the patio furniture needed replacement. Day passes no longer issued which cuts down on the variety around the pool. Room not serviced one of the three nights during stay; needed to get with front desk for fresh towels. Wifi spotty and weak. Difficult to operate TV. The number of gay, clothing optional hotels has dwindled due to COVID. Let's hope Canyon Club can hang on for a while longer.

Spent a long weekend there a year ago. Rooms are clean, staff was accommodating. Included a continental breakfast. Also charged a daily fee for parking. Last of the male only clothing optional hotels in FLL which is much appreciated. Several others have moved to "gay friendly" which is not the same. There are several buildings overlooking the hotel which distracts from the atmosphere of the clothing optional pool. Ended up buying a day pass at another hotel for privacy. Beach is just a few blocks away.

I was greeted by the owners who live on site and were very accommodating. My room was of a good size with a small kitchenette and private patio. Pool area is clothing "discouraged" which results in plenty of suntan lotion. Noted a more mature crowd. Would stay there again on my next visit to PSP.

Staff was very accommodating. Continental breakfast provided. Rooms in the rear building are better and more up to date. Five minute walk to the beach. Had a parking fee. Rear pool lacked privacy. Front pool was better. Last of the male only clothing optional hotels in FLL which is much appreciated. Several other hotels have migrated to "Gay Friendly" or "Family Friendly" which carry a different atmosphere.

Among the last of the all male clothing optional in Ft Lauderdale. Several others have been converted to "Gay Friendly" or "Family Friendly" which is not the same. Also, other gay hotels have 20+ story buildings next to them which compromises privacy around the pool. The pool area at InnLeather is blocked from outsiders looking in which is much appreciated. Within minutes to FLL airport and cruise ship terminal. Strong WiFi. Free parking which is rare nowadays. I have found the front desk very accommodating if approached in a friendly manner.

Has more of a neighborhood feel. A bit off the beaten trail. The staff was very accommodating. In the front area is the bar, TV, and several tables. Towards the back is the steam room, Jacuzzi, and sauna with several rooms to mingle. There were only a few visitors the evening we visited. Not much was happening. I got the impression that the regulars were a bit leery of outsiders.

Best to go on a theme night. Went "naked nite" where a wash cloth 20 by 20 cm square substitutes for the customary bath towel and encountered a fun crowd. First floor is the wet area (sauna, hot tub, steam room, etc) plus a bar. The upper floors consisted of multiple booths and very small rooms to mingle. Has a video room with tiered seating. Went another night with no theme and the place was scarcely populated.