Hotels in Florida Keys
Southernmost Beach Resort
508 South St, Key West 4.0 out of 5.0This Key West historical district hotel is 2 blocks from Southernmost Point. Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum, and Key West Lighthouse and Keeper's Quarters ...
When booking it shows it's a beach front property with a private beach. The catch is the property is large and there are rooms across the street which is where they had my room. Upon arrival I was very disappointed to find this out. I brought my mother & 90 yr old grandmother for Mother's Day, walking ...
$215
$215
Ocean Key Resort - A Noble House Resort
Zero Duval St., Key West 4.0 out of 5.0Overlooking the Gulf of Mexico from the western edge of Duval Street, this Key West resort adjacent to Mallory Square provides prime sunset viewing from its ...
Staring off - AJ and Chris met us in the lobby. Perfect hosts. Told us about the facilities. Room was a Jr. Suite - Island view. Balcony overlooking Duval street. A/C went on the fritz second night - they fixed immediately and comp'd us breakfast tickets. I wasn't sure about Key West (you hear stories ...
$289
$289
The Inn at Key West
3420 N Roosevelt Blvd, Key West 3.5 out of 5.0Located within minutes of Old Town, the Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum, Mallory Square, Duval Street shops, restaurants, and nightlife.
My stay was for 2 nights. Had a small problem, but it seems and I hope it was taken care of.
$169
$169
The Gates Hotel Key West
3824 N Roosevelt Blvd, Key West 4.0 out of 5.0Situated at the northern tip of Key West, this two-story hotel is within 2 miles (3.2 kilometers) of popular Smathers Beach and the airport.
Loved everything about it. Would definitely stay again.
$149
$149
Oceans Edge Key West Hotel & Marina
5950 Peninsular Avenue, Key West 3.5 out of 5.0Located in Stock Island, this hotel is within 2 mi (3 km) of Key West Harbour, Robbie's, and Key West Tropical Forest and Botanical Garden. Key West Golf Club ...
Super nice hotel .Room furniture bedding very nice clean All rooms have view to marina Staff super nice We really enjoyed our stay
$179
$179
Hilton Key Largo Resort
97000 Overseas Hwy, Key Largo 3.5 out of 5.0This island resort--with a white-sand beach on the Gulf of Mexico--has a quarter-mile-long boardwalk trail winding through it 12 acres of dense foliage and rare ...
Super kid-friendly! Great "deal" for the money! Easy to get to all the other Keys attractions, or just enjoy the pool or beach here! Visit: John Pennekamp, Theater of the Sea, or even Key West for the day!
$143
$143
Cheeca Lodge & Spa
81801 Overseas Highway, Mile Marker 82, Islamorada 4.0 out of 5.0Located on Upper Matecumbe Key, Islamorada, Cheeca Lodge & Spa is less than a mile from the Hurricane Monument. It's a 2-minute drive to the History of Diving ...
Impressive entrance and friendly staff. You had me at champagne at check-in. Room was spacious and interesting, nice furnishings. Comfy bed, nice bathroom/shower. Our view was of one of the golf course holes, would have preferred the beach/water. It was noisy, a lot of trucks and maintenance, not ...
$199
$199
Hawks Cay Resort
61 Hawks Cay Blvd, Duck Key 4.0 out of 5.0This Florida Keys resort is on Duck Key, surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. Key Largo is 46 miles north, and Key West is 61 miles ...
Nice hotel. Need to drive if wanting to eat away from the hotel.
$239
$239
Parrot Key Hotel & Resort
2801 N Roosevelt Blvd, Key West 4.0 out of 5.0Situated on the waterfront, this romantic resort is within 3 mi (5 km) of The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Key West, Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum, ...
Room is clean, nice staff, great water front room view.
$199
$199
Amara Cay Resort
80001 Overseas Hwy, Islamorada 3.5 out of 5.0Nestled on the beach, this Islamorada hotel is within 2 mi (3 km) of Bud n' Mary's Dive Center, Hurricane Monument, and Matecumbe United Methodist Church. Lignumvitae ...
I loved it. I would come again. The room was great as well as service. Pool was wonderful as well as the Tiki Bar. Here is to the medical field.
$223
$223Recently Booked Hotels in Florida Keys
Cruise and choose your pleasure along the Florida Keys
The slender thread of islands known as the Florida Keys stretches through the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico, giving travelers a beautiful view as they coast across the Seven Mile Bridge. Offering a taste of the tropics without ever having to leave the United States, the Florida Keys include Key Largo, Islamorada, Marathon, Big Pine Key and the Lower Keys, and Key West. World-class diving, sport fishing, nature and nightlife make the Keys a year-round destination for personal adventure.
Things to see and do
Key Largo
Key Largo, about an hour from Miami, is the northernmost section of the island chain. The island is famous for its spectacular diving conditions and ecotourism. The Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary and the nearby Everglades National Park offer outdoor recreation, nature watching, and the underwater worlds of snorkeling and diving. The only coral barrier reef in the United States is located just east of Key Largo.
Islamorada
Islamorada is the place for anglers and sport fishermen. Catch sailfish, bonefish, tarpon and redfish with any number of boat charter expeditions. The Theater of the Sea Marine Mammal Park offers dolphin swimming encounters. Beachfront cafes, boutiques and galleries appeal to those who wish to stay on dry ground. Lush gardens and nature trails can be found at Long Key State Park.
Marathon
Known for fishing, boating and family fun, Marathon Key is 10 miles long and famous for its seafood festivals and waterfront restaurants. Marathon has the most marinas in any of the Keys, and travelers can expect to catch billfish, tuna and tarpon in its waters. Marine education programs on the island include the Turtle Hospital, which is dedicated to the treatment of sea turtles, and the Dolphin Research Center, an education and research facility. Both facilities welcome travelers to visit and learn about the rescue, rehabilitation and release of marine animals.
Big Pine Key and the Lower Keys
On Big Pine Key, travelers can take off on snorkel and dive charters to Looe Key Reef or enjoy the white sand beaches and wildlife of Bahia Honda State Park. The National Key Deer Refuge on Big Pine Key is home to the tiny Key Deer. Saddlebunch Key is uninhabited and made up of lagoons and mangrove islands that make for a memorable visit. The Lower Keys include Little Duck Key, Big Torch Key and Sugarloaf Key.
Key West
With its palm trees, gingerbread-trimmed homes, historic churches, nautical attractions and party-town atmosphere, Key West is the more widely known of the Florida Keys. Take a tour on the Conch Tour Train, a trolley that takes riders around town and past places of interest, providing a survey of the island and its history. Fishing charters and watersport excursions can be found by simply walking along the docks. Outdoor cafes, gourmet restaurants, and famous bars and pubs such as Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville Cafe, the Hogs Breath Saloon, and the internationally-known Sloppy Joe's offer hours of music and entertainment. The Rees Jones-designed Key West Golf Club is a challenging and beautiful 18 holes with 6,500 yards of tropical foliage and perfectly manicured greens.
Special events
Key Largo and Islamorada Food and Wine Festival
Held in January, this event comprises 10 days of cooking demonstrations, wine tasting and pairing, cooking contests and special restaurant menus. Live music and local artist exhibits round out this delicious week.
The Key West Songwriter's Festival
The Key West Songwriter's Festival in May features a full schedule of performances by top singers and songwriters. Performances have included Rhett Akins, Matraca Berg, Gary Chapman, Sara Evans, Dean Dillon and John Frinzi.
Best time to stay
Mild weather and balmy conditions make the Florida Keys a year-round destination for travelers. Relaxing on a beach, snorkeling in crystal clear water, or catching game fish are all great ways to chase away the chill of winter.
Travel Information
Florida Keys hotels include beachside inns, bed and breakfast retreats, small boutique hotels and family-friendly resorts. Many are located in close proximity to beaches and attractions. Travelers to the Florida Keys often fly into Miami International Airport (MIA) and rent a car to cruise through the Keys.
Cities near Florida Keys
- Key West Hotels (48.5 mi)
- Islamorada Hotels (35.49 mi)
- Marathon Hotels (7.87 mi)
- Duck Key Hotels (15.76 mi)
- Little Torch Key Hotels (16.53 mi)
- Big Pine Key Hotels (13.35 mi)
- Sugarloaf Key Hotels (26.28 mi)
- Long Key Hotels (22.65 mi)
- Key Colony Beach Hotels (10.34 mi)
- Summerland Key Hotels (20.18 mi)
- Ramrod Key Hotels (18.57 mi)
- Conch Key Hotels (17.24 mi)
- Cudjoe Key Hotels (22.3 mi)
Top Points of Interests in Florida Keys
- Audubon House and Tropical Gardens Hotels
- Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum Hotels
- Mallory Square Hotels
- Southernmost Point Hotels
- Smathers Beach Hotels
- Sombrero Beach Hotels
- Dolphin Research Center Hotels
- Key West Art and Historical Society Hotels
- Bahia Honda State Park and Beach Hotels
- Long Beach Hotels
- South Beach Hotels
- Ripley's Believe It or Not Hotels
- Long Key State Park Hotels
- Robbie's Hotels
- Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory Hotels
- Key West Aquarium Hotels
- John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park Hotels
- Blue Hole Hotels
- Dry Tortugas National Park Hotels
- Hemingway House Hotels
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