With
top-notch service, modern amenities and a
friendly staff added to the mix, the Ocean Key
Resort will fulfill all your vacation desires.
The hotel also has a huge pool that overlooks
the ocean, making you feel like you're in a
Caribbean resort. The art deco rooms are large
and convey the spirit of Key West with
colorful designs and a tropical
motif.
The
Crowne Plaza La Concha is a nice choice in
general, but first -time visitors might get
the most out of staying here. Not only is the
hotel located on Duval street, the
entertainment center of Key West, but it also
has an observation deck. The hotel is the
tallest building in town and provides
unobstructed views of the city and Key West's
famous sunsets.
The
Wyndham is located in the Old Town section of
Key West. Some of the best features of the
hotel can be found in the guestrooms where
guests are made comfortable with coffee
makers, ceiling fans and a private balcony.
The four-star hotel has upscale public areas,
a nice outdoor pool and a fitness facility.
The
more ostentatious side of Key West is situated
around Duval Street, referred to as “the
strip” of the city. This tourist Mecca
resembles Mardi Gras on a nightly basis.
Sunsets, frozen drinks and drag shows are just
the beginning to Key West’s lively
nightlife. Duval Street is also home to many
of the island’s finest restaurants, from
laid-back burger joints to eloquent
restaurants serving outrageous ethnic dishes.
The
Nobel-prize winning author resided in this
Spanish Colonial style home from 1931 until
his death in 1961. He wrote many of his
classics here including "To Have and Have
Not", "Death in the Afternoon",
"For Whom the Bell Tolls", "The
Snows of Kilimanjaro" and "A
Farewell to Arms", among others. Fans of
Hemingway’s work will enjoy walking through
the house and gardens to see “Papa’s”
home and workplace.
Take
a step back to the year 1856, during the era
of shipwreckers - a unique maritime heritage
that once turned Key West into the richest
city in the United States. The museum uses a
combination of actors, films, laser technology
and the actual artifacts to keep patrons on
the edge of their seats.
With
top-notch service, modern amenities and a
friendly staff added to the mix, the Ocean Key
Resort will fulfill all your vacation desires.
The hotel also has a huge pool that overlooks
the ocean, making you feel like you're in a
Caribbean resort. The art deco rooms are large
and convey the spirit of Key West with
colorful designs and a tropical
motif. 
The
Crowne Plaza La Concha is a nice choice in
general, but first -time visitors might get
the most out of staying here. Not only is the
hotel located on Duval street, the
entertainment center of Key West, but it also
has an observation deck. The hotel is the
tallest building in town and provides
unobstructed views of the city and Key West's
famous sunsets. 
The
Wyndham is located in the Old Town section of
Key West. Some of the best features of the
hotel can be found in the guestrooms where
guests are made comfortable with coffee
makers, ceiling fans and a private balcony.
The four-star hotel has upscale public areas,
a nice outdoor pool and a fitness facility.
The
more ostentatious side of Key West is situated
around Duval Street, referred to as “the
strip” of the city. This tourist Mecca
resembles Mardi Gras on a nightly basis.
Sunsets, frozen drinks and drag shows are just
the beginning to Key West’s lively
nightlife. Duval Street is also home to many
of the island’s finest restaurants, from
laid-back burger joints to eloquent
restaurants serving outrageous ethnic dishes.
The
Nobel-prize winning author resided in this
Spanish Colonial style home from 1931 until
his death in 1961. He wrote many of his
classics here including "To Have and Have
Not", "Death in the Afternoon",
"For Whom the Bell Tolls", "The
Snows of Kilimanjaro" and "A
Farewell to Arms", among others. Fans of
Hemingway’s work will enjoy walking through
the house and gardens to see “Papa’s”
home and workplace.
Take
a step back to the year 1856, during the era
of shipwreckers - a unique maritime heritage
that once turned Key West into the richest
city in the United States. The museum uses a
combination of actors, films, laser technology
and the actual artifacts to keep patrons on
the edge of their seats.
