Name: Village at Hawks Cay Villas by KeysCaribbean
Rating: 3.0

Check out our Duck Key Resorts for Kids

Make your next vacation relaxing for the whole family when you book awesome Duck Key hotels for kids. These hotels know that family comes first, and they give you everything you need for a great holiday that includes everyone. But most importantly, even Mom and Dad can get some R&R at our kid-friendly hotels, knowing that all the little things are taken care of.

What to expect at Duck Key family-friendly hotels
It’s all about making memories on this getaway, and these properties are the experts. Kid-friendly vacations in Duck Key are their bread and butter—or peanut butter and jelly. Connected rooms keep bigger crews together. Extra cribs and cots make sure everyone has a bed that’s right for them. And you might even find conveniences like laundry service or kid concierges that are experts on the activities in Duck Key.

Traveling with kids means you deserve a bonus. Give yourself some extra perks when you book Duck Key luxury family hotels. When you wake up on sheets this luxe, with breakfast this delicious, you won’t want to get out of bed.

The kids will definitely want to get out of bed, especially if you stay at kid-friendly resorts in Duck Key. We told you that your next trip could be relaxing for the whole family.

I booked the Starfish room which had double Queen bed, with a very large room that's more than enough for the four of us. It had a kitchenette which we were allowed to cook in. The room was either newly renovated or newly built but it was really nice and clean throughout. It had a nice view of the canal too. I do have a few concerns which no big deal to us but perhaps worth looking into by the management. There are four units in the building but the parking spaces aren't marked. Because one car in the end didn't park properly, it created a chain reaction and I had to squeeze in between two cars or else I would have to park in a different building. Also, the sheet on the bed was a bit rough which takes a bit to get used to. After toss and turn on the bed for about twenty minutes, I managed to get a good night sleep. I couldn't get the TV to work even though it was a Roku TV and I couldn't find any instruction on how to operate the TV on the large guidebook that's in the room. Ok, I'm not a tech illiterate at all but I just couldn't get the Roku to work and I do have an account. Maybe the remote just needed battery though I was able to turn the TV on with the remote and change the volume and channels with no issues. Last, my sister who's visiting from Canada didn't have a smartphone with data that works in the US so she depended on the Wifi. She said the wifi was really slow though that may be expected being in the "island". Beside these minor issues, I'll be back!