Hotel Review · Fort Myers Beach
Pink Shell Beach Resort & Marina
Live rates and availability for Pink Shell Beach Resort & Marina
Check Prices & AvailabilityPink Shell occupies 12 beachfront acres at the quiet north end of Fort Myers Beach (Estero Island), away from the Times Square crowds. The resort reopened with full amenities after Hurricane Ian repairs.
All rooms are suites with full kitchens or kitchenettes, making it a strong value for families and longer stays.
Pros
- All suites with kitchens — saves on dining
- Three Gulf-front pools (one adults-only)
- On-site marina with charters and rentals
- Quiet north-end location, away from Times Square
- Excellent on-site restaurants (Bongos, Shipwreck Bar)
Cons
- Premium pricing in peak season (Feb–March)
- Resort fee adds ~$45/night
- Beach can be busy on weekends
Amenities
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Best for
Families · Couples · Boaters · Long stays
Our review
After a full week in a Gulf-front suite, Pink Shell earns its reputation. The balance of three distinct pools (each with its own vibe), genuinely helpful staff, and the quiet north-end location made this our easy top pick. Book a Captiva or Sanibel building suite for the best Gulf views.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Pink Shell Beach Resort worth the price?
Yes, especially for families and longer stays. All units are suites with kitchens, three pools provide variety, and the north-end location is much quieter than central Fort Myers Beach. Expect $289–$549/night depending on season and view.
Did Pink Shell reopen after Hurricane Ian?
Yes. Pink Shell completed major renovations and is fully open with all rooms, pools, restaurants, and the marina back in service.
Is Pink Shell on the beach?
Yes — Pink Shell is directly on the Gulf with 1,500 feet of private beach frontage and three Gulf-front pools.
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