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Hotels in Key West
80 Hotels
Casa Marina Key West, A Waldorf Astoria Resort
1500 Reynolds St

Casa Marina Key West, A Waldorf Astoria Resort is an upscale historic resort known for its beautiful grounds and long, private beach. This 331-room property is overall grand but has lost some of its luster, especially its rooms, which some guests may find dated rather than classic. All units, however, have modern amenities, including espresso machines, iHome docks, free Wi-Fi, and flat-screen TVs. Two oceanfront pools offer plenty of space to relax, and there are additional loungers and cabanas at the beach, complete with a private pier from where guests can jump to sandy (and seaweed-free) bottoms. There is also a spa with a full treatment menu, as well as a well-equipped fitness center and extensive meeting space. Families seeking a similarly priced property with lots for adults and kids to do should consider the Margaritaville Key West Resort & Marina.

The Banyan Resort
323 Whitehead St

Key West is a place that's steeped in history, and the Banyan Resort is no exception: its nine buildings are on the National Register of Historic Places. The 38 suites are clean and bright, but quality varies drastically. Most have dated, uninspired decor, with tube TVs, floral print sofas, and tacky lighting. But each suite has patios, balconies, and kitchens; the grounds are lush; and there are two shady (if small) outdoor pools. The hotel's biggest draw is its location just steps some of Key West's premier attractions, such as happening Duval Street and Mallory Square.

Key Lime Inn Key West
725 Truman Ave

The 37-room Key Lime Inn is an intimate boutique with a heated outdoor pool and sunny terrace. Though located just blocks from popular shopping, dining, and nightlife attractions on Duval Street, this hotel manages to retain a peaceful feel. Rooms are set in cute clusters of buildings, some dating back to the 19th century. There is a free, basic continental breakfast served by the pool but there are no restaurants or bars that serve lunch or dinner.

Best Western Hibiscus Motel
1313 Simonton St

The Best Western Hibiscus Motel is a 61-room, three-pearl motel-style property located within walking distance to many tourist attractions in historic Key West. Rooms are clean and comfortable with basic furnishings but don't offer amazing ocean views. The property is geared toward travelers who want to be close to the action but don't want to break the bank.

Sunrise Suites Resort
3685 Seaside Dr

The mid-range Sunrise Suites Resort is a quiet, family-oriented condo complex near Key West International Airport, on the opposite end of the island from the bustling Historic District. It’s a solid choice for travelers seeking spacious, residential-style condos in exchange for proximity to top tourist attractions. The 38 two-bedroom, two-bathroom condos are somewhat dated, but tidy and comfortable, and their private balconies feature panoramic views. Property highlights include a pleasant pool and whirlpool, and free Wi-Fi, daily housekeeping, and private on-site parking. The hotel often sells out on peak weekends -- a good option nearby is the Best Western Key Ambassador Resort Inn, which offers spacious guest rooms, a large pool, and free breakfast.

Fairfield Inn & Suites Key West
2400 N Roosevelt Blvd

Located on Key West, the Fairfield Inn & Suites is a generic three-pearl hotel located about an eight-minute drive from the action on Duval Street. A gorgeous outdoor pool with plenty of palm trees, cabanas, loungers and even a tiki bar set this property apart from standard Fairfield Inns, plus all rates include a breakfast buffet with hot options. Modern rooms are outfitted with flat-screen TVs, microwaves, and mini-fridges, but they're on the small side. A small but modern gym, free Wi-Fi, and laundry facilities round out the available amenities. While rooms are cheaper than centrally located hotels, staying this far from the historic center means a car is necessary. Travelers looking to be nearer to the main hub should consider the Ambrosia, a bed-and-breakfast with two pools.

Eden House
1015 Fleming Street

Eden House has had the same owner for nearly 40 years, and numerous loyal customers return year after year for the affordable prices and friendly vibe. Rooms can be bare-bones, though. Even the higher-level rooms are fairly plain, with small bathrooms, simple (verging on bland) decor, and very little furniture (aside from the apartment-style rooms). This historic hotel does have a nice pool courtyard surrounded by palm trees, lovely grounds with deck areas, hammocks, and koi ponds throughout, and tons of freebies (Wi-Fi, parking, and happy hour) that make it a good value.

The Gardens Hotel
526 Angela St

Once Key West's largest private estate, the four-pearl Gardens Hotel is an intimate, 20-room boutique that caters to vacationers seeking romantic getaways. It's at the center of Old Town, a huge plus since Key West is best enjoyed on foot. The rooms range from standards with garden and courtyard views, to a carriage house, to cottages with kitchens. A heated outdoor pool serves all guests, but cottage guests make use of a separate private pool. Covering almost a third of a city block, the property rests amid lush gardens of orchids and palm trees, all encircled by brick pathways and works by local artists. The hotel offers free breakfasts and a free, self-serve wine bar daily, but unlike the nearby Westin, it's not directly on the beach, there's no fitness facility or restaurant, and it doesn't allow children under 16.

The Weatherstation Inn
57 Front St

This charming, eight-room property is housed in a historic building on a quiet street in Old Town Key West, within walking distance to some of the major tourist attractions, and to a couple of good beaches. Each of its rooms has a distinct character and few amenities (a flat-screen TV and little more), but they come with charming decor (four-poster beds, antique touches) and relaxing views of the well-tended grounds. The hotel has no amenities whatsoever -- just a tiny pool -- but there are some great freebies like free Wi-Fi, free parking, and a free breakfast basket delivery.

The Paradise Inn, Key West
819 Simonton St

The 18-room Paradise Inn is an adult-only boutique hotel with historic flair located in Key West’s Old Town close to Duval Street. The upper-middle-range inn is quaint and relaxed. Management is committed to preserving the peaceful elegance of the hotel and its restored cigar-maker cottages, and doesn’t allow bachelor or bachelorette parties or other raucous behavior. Rather, there is a civilized afternoon wine and cheese hour by the palm-shaded pool. Rooms, many of them suites with private balconies, are sunny, spotless and spacious. Guests wanting an oceanfront property may want to consider Southernmost House, which is also adult-only.