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Ambrosia Key West

4.5 (49 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Myrmarie G.

I booked this Bed and Breakfast after a long research and after reading every review. I was nervous about what should expect. This place surprised me in every way. We arrived to the easiest check in process. The lady at the desk was kind, helpful, and fast. She showed us the gate, facilities, and told us that if we parked in one of the four spots on the property, we could stay there (we did). We choose our own door code. My boo and I booked room 110, the second floor, overlooking the pool. This is a super clean, super quiet friendly place. The best, in the middle of everything! Short walking distance to everywhere in the island. Also, a convenient 2 minute walk to a market, which combine with the provided mini-fridge (not so small) and microwave is the perfect combination! We bought beers, of course. They also have a Keurig with k-cups. Excellent place, quiet, serene, can't beat the proximity to bars, restaurants, shops, museums. Super clean, spacious room with a desk, chairs, a safe and ta big shower. Even the hot and cold breakfast was superb. Their Coffee is good!

A/C really close to the bed.
Gene M.

This b&b is very conveniently located near Duval street and all the old town points of interest. Yet it is in a surprisingly quiet and calm neighborhood. The checkin procedure was very easy and we were lucky to find a parking spot. It cost $25 a day to park, Key West is expensive and not car friendly. However, there is definitely not enough readily available parking here. The room was kept very clean and the pools were lovely. The poolside breakfast, included in the room price, was similar to other hotel breakfasts, and ok except for the last day when only strawberry banana yogurt was available and the only muffin type was chocolate. We stayed in the Sailfish Suite in the Annex, which is a separate building across the street from the hotel office. The king bed was comfortable and the shower very nice. However, you can hear people walking on the floors upstairs, and one night there were people in the pool near our bedroom whooping it up at 1:30 AM, and another night 3 AM, which woke us up. There is no one to call at the hotel desk at that hour, it is not staffed overnight. They advertise that there is quiet time after 10 PM but this is clearly not enforced and puts a damper on your experience. The tvs in the room were fine, but on the small side for the size of the room. The chair and couch cushions were flat and not very comfortable. The floor in the bedroom slants downhill to such an extent that your suitcase will roll down it. This made it difficult to walk on, especially getting up at night to use the bathroom. The bedroom air conditioner is in the window literally 2 feet from the bed and can also wake you up when it clicks on at night. The coffee maker, microwave and fridge were all fine. You have to figure out how to use the remote controls for the ceiling fan and cooling element, which is challenging. No one tells you this when checking in. So this place has its good and bad points. I honestly expected a more well appointed, better kept b&b for the price and location.

Room 107 poolside
Mike S.

I really like the street and section where the Ambrosia is located - it is a nice quiet area, but close walking distance to everything in Key West (KW is very walkable in general). The staff here is friendly and accommodating (Lexi rocks!), they give you free parking for your car, the beds in the room are very comfortable and they have 2 pools and hot tub for you to enjoy. Oh, did I forget to mention they provide a full breakfast every morning included in the price of your room! For us personally there are a couple of drawbacks (The only reasons I knocked off a star) - the lower level pool room we stayed in was quite noisy. You could hear every foot step and thunk from the room above, which luckily was minimal. The room we stayed in had a window AC that provided some white noise to mask outside sounds. The other is this is a pet and family friendly place meaning you will probably have young kids playing, screaming and splashing in the pools. At times there were kids toys and junk all around the one heated pool. The pets are usually better behaved, but it may be an allergy concern for some (The rooms are kept very clean though!). The breakfast is basically the same every morning and it has a good variety (see pics). If you are an early riser you will have to wait until 8:30am to eat. They keep all the items in the gazebo fully stocked so you will eat well. Delicious fresh fruit and decent coffee! The staff is great - we were able to borrow some lightweight beach chairs to take with us to the various beaches which helped saved on chair rentals. They have filtered water and plenty of ice. The grounds are kept quite clean in general, but you may have to scoop out some leaves from the pool midday because of all the surrounding greenery. The pool room 107 was quite comfortable. I especially liked the large walk in shower with good water pressure. The toilet seemed a little unstable - it would shift slightly if you sat on it, but it was minor. It was nicely decorated, not high end furniture, but quite appropriate for Key West. In general all the positives outweigh the negatives of this place. I also have to say our 2nd visit to Keys was just excellent and probably better than our first! The Ambrosia with its laissez faire attitude, clean, comfortable rooms, awesome staff, and great location was a big reason of why we enjoyed our times in the Keys so much!

Nicky H.

Loved this spot! The staff has been wonderful here and the rooms although not brand new were totally perfect! Such a comfortable vibe, I love the wall of Windows and blinds. We will definitely be returning if not for the room, just to see Lee the front desk help. She is AMAZING! Any hotel would be lucky to have her greet their guests, we felt welcomed immediately, love her!!

Melissa C.

This is a B&B comprised of Several Older (Made Modern) Colonial Style Houses with Wrap around Balconies. Some of the rooms featured Huge 10-12 ft ceilings, some suites had 2 levels. We stayed in the Honeymoon Suite. Our room was a two room suite. First room as you enter the suite has a huge California King size canopy bed. With delicate, flowing white linens wrapped around the canopy. (Gorgeous!) There's Big fluffy white bedding to top it off. It was comfy just to look at it! We had a ginormous jacuzzi tub, and a two man shower. Our suite included a full wrap around balcony with stunning views all the way around. A Gorgeous Suite - Very romantic. The room included a personal Keurig machine with tons of flavors to choose from. Every Morning there is a delicious breakfast buffet. Tons to choose from, Included with your stay. Every afternoon they put out snacks (chips or cookies) and drinks. (Teas and soda. All of this is also included.

Lovely four-poster King bed & nice bathroom
Kathryn J.

We chose the Ambrosia based on reviews and availability. We got the Sailfish suite which also is one of the pet friendly rooms. At first, I thought we might be taking our Yorkie but she stayed behind at my mom's. The room was great, nice and big with a large living area with TV, the bedroom was big with a king size four poster canopy bed that is very comfortable & a nice big bathroom. It also had a secluded porch with 2 chaise lounges to relax on but our favorite part was the 14-person secret jacuzzi tucked away behind our room that we had to ourselves the majority of the time. They had a nice little station of fresh pool towels and fresh water cooler that made it a perfect secret hideaway. We spent many mornings there starting our day. The room had a coffee pot with a choice of coffee and tea options. Unfortunately, the machine really didn't make the coffee hot but it was doable. We would run across the street to the breakfast buffet to grab hot coffee. The buffet was OK, with scrambled eggs, bacon, toast, fruit, etc. We ate there a couple of times but enjoyed really yummy brunches elsewhere. The room had adequate AC which made it great since it was very hot and humid in Key West. Yvette was great at helping us get a cab or plan excursions. She is lovely and very hospitable. We really enjoyed our little home away from home here. The two pools located near the breakfast buffet gazebo were nice and secluded too. Ambrosia is only a few blocks away from Duvale and there is a lovely restaurant, Cafe Marquesa, at the end of the block that is very tasty. Be sure to check it out and make reservations we lucked out, getting the last one on Saturday night. My guy had ordered flowers delivered from ProFlowers, someone had cut them, put them in the vase and arrange them for the room. It was a great treat and lovely surprise for my birthday.

Susan H.

Very cute place to stay and walking distance from Duvall and other attractions. Be sure you know where your room is. Our room was on the bottom facing the courtyard. It can get loud with the people coming back from Duvall at all hours and people swimming. The whole wall is windows with blind and could feel like you have a little less privacy. The breakfast , which is included, was very nice , just enough to start your day and very well done. Overall the rooms had everything we needed and very clean.

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Classic Key West charm. Love the older buildings with courtyard pools. Definitely more fun than a corporate type hotel.

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Review Highlights - Ambrosia Key West

“It's just a couple blocks off Duval, so you do not get the crowd noise, but it's easy to walk everywhere.”

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Southernmost Point Guest House

Southernmost Point Guest House

(43 reviews)

Stayed here for an anniversary getaway and could not have been more pleased. Beautiful local…read more Beautiful building. The second floor suite was clean, comfortable, and had views of Duval St and the Southernmost Point marker. While on Duval St, you are close enough to walk to everything, but just far enough to be able to have peace and quiet. The staff was friendly and helpful, all despite a tropical storm welcoming us just after checking in. Would highly recommend to anyone traveling to Key West looking for more relaxation than pub crawl.

it is is, predictably, on the south side of the island of Key West. It's close to restaurants and a…read morebeautiful place to watch the sunset (and less crowded than Mallory Square), and right at the end of Duvall Street, which is the main drag through Key West. This impressive Queen Anne Victorian style house was designed as a one-bedroom mansion. What it lacked in bedrooms it more than made up for with its open water views, elegant public rooms, two story balconies, and large stained glass windows to catch the ocean breezes. little bit of History piece: William Curry came to Key West, from the Bahamas, penniless. He became a wrecker and with his massive fortune, built eight mansions in Key West and became Florida's first millionaire. His daughters wed wealthy men as well. One of his daughters, Florida Euphemia, married Judge Vining Harris. Interesting Fact: Electricity was a novelty and a luxury in the 1890's. Mrs. Harris wanted the best and was able to engage Thomas Edison to oversee the electrical design and installation for the house.

The Weatherstation Inn

The Weatherstation Inn

(22 reviews)

Nice 3 night stay. Rooms are well appointed without being overly decorated. Great location, not…read morequite two blocks from Duval Street. Convenient parking for cars. Friendly staff. Good water pressure and warm water for showers. Front desk staff offered recommendations on restaurants and has coupons to provide to guests. Minor cons were: other guests were loud coming in at night and early during breakfast. Breakfast selection could be better. And one of the rooms we stayed in had AC that couldn't keep up with the heat. Would still recommend despite the minor cons we experienced.

Just got home from a week long stay here for the Mile-0-Fest. We've ALREADY put in our request to…read morestay again at next year's festival. We were welcomed by Jenn, who went out of her way every day to make sure we had everything we needed and to answer any questions and make recommendations. When Mary came on duty she was just as outgoing and helpful. Both these ladies made our stay special. The croissants were amazing, ham and cheese, chocolate, raspberry and almond every morning. As well as fruit cups, yogurt, orange juice and coffee. I think bagels and English muffins as well. Our room, Banana Winds, was huge. Also had a double shower. Comfortable king size four poster bed. The location was perfect, about ten minutes from the Amp, Smokin Tuna, and Duvall Street. We walked everywhere with no problem. (Cab to and from airport was a flat $18 for two). For those people who complained about being "shushed" in the mornings, I'm gonna infer that you think you're more important than anyone else, so even though you're standing outside three bedrooms, it's ok to talk loudly instead of getting your breakfast and heading back to your room. Luckily, the Mile-0-Fest people are awesome fans, and the hotel was only us. No problems with noise because we ALL partied late and slept in. Great hotel! FANTASTIC staff, extremely clean, and great location. We couldn't have asked for more.

Key West Harbor Inn - One of the patios

Key West Harbor Inn

(26 reviews)

I definitely recommend Key West Harbor Inn. It's a beautiful, tropical oasis in the middle of a…read morebustling part of Key West, FL. They offer a variety of rooms at different price points - we chose the Trinidad Room which is on the second floor of a two-story, four room house. What's great is that many of the rooms have patio areas with tables and chairs for lounging. The premises felt pretty secure with a locked gate. The grounds were kept very clean. The Inn has a well-maintained pool with lounge chairs, tables, and a small bar were they host a 430-530 happy hour (they ring a bell to let guests know when it starts) and breakfast after 8 am. Guests were mostly friendly. Why wouldn't they be? They're visiting Key West! There's ice on the premises (important for Florida) and a large, glass pitcher providing fresh, cold water, 24/7. The Inn has bikes to rent which are in good shape and recommended for longer excursions (the island is flat and very bike friendly). Two bikes were about $32 for the day. Our only ding is that the surrounding area is quite loud and busy, with many loud vehicles (cars, trucks, motorcycles) passing by the property all day and one side of the property abuts a noisy harbor area. If you're looking for a quieter experience, you may want to check out other locations. The Inn informs you of different paid parking options, the closest (a short 5 minute walk) being the most expensive ($40 / day, which ends 10 am the next morning), and the farthest (about a 15 minute walk) being the least expensive ($15 / day, cash only). I tried each one and they both seemed safe places to leave your car overnight. The Inn is a short walk to central KW, Duvall St and many great sites and restaurants. Because it is on the northern side of Key West, sites along the southern part will take longer to get to and street parking is quite a challenge and if you do manage to find a spot, very expensive. In fact, we rented the Inn's bikes to visit Fort Zachary Taylor Beach and a piano bar at The Gardens Hotel. The bikes were a great way to explore the key, which on a map looks smaller than it really is! The Inn Keepers including Tracy were great! They were very helpful and attentive during hours - off hours start at 6pm.

This is my 2nd time coming to Key West and I am just enamored with these incredibly unique hotels…read morearound the island. I was so excited to stay at the Key West Harbor Inn Puerto Rico room. The room was huge with a private entrance and patio, and nearby the pool. The location is phenomenal right near Duvall Street but without loud noise or chaos, it becomes a quiet retreat. Service was so friendly here and we loved the happy hour rum punch and seeing Mango in the morning! The pool was also fantastic. I would be more than thrilled to stay here again!!!! One note - because of the low ceilings, be careful if you're super tall in the Puerto Rico room!!!

Coco Plum Inn

Coco Plum Inn

(54 reviews)

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This place was a lovely getaway and extremely affordable considering its perfect location a block…read moreoff of the center of Duval Street. The pluses include a beautifully maintained courtyard and pool area with all manner of palms and tropical plants that are very well cared for, and a pool that manages that Goldilocks just right magic of being refreshingly cool during the day and almost bath water warm at night. Whatever temperature you're looking for it to be, it is. So many hotel pools and the keys aren't heated at all, which they really need to be in order to be comfortable in the winter season, and others are overly hot so they aren't comfortable during the daytime. This one is perfect, and azure blue. La! I found the bed extremely comfortable and the room very well kept and clean, although I can see where many travelers would find it cramped. We wound up in room 13, which I think probably offers the quietest location within the complex as well as a slightly more sizable room than some of the others. My husband found the noise from the neighboring pub distracting when trying to fall asleep, but I thought the room was incredibly well soundproofed considering the amount of hustle and bustle in this busy tourist area. You will also hear airplanes taking off and landing here, but you also hear them everywhere elseon the island, and with the window air conditioning unit on high fan at all times I found the city noise was almost entirely drowned out. The ceiling fan, however, was unbalanced and when we had the repair person come look at it he said it's fine, which is certainly wasn't. My only disappointment in our visit was that the breakfast that were included were pretty meh. I've been spoiled on staying at b&B's where the breakfast was a huge part of the experience, and here I felt like every single breakfast we had I could have made much better at home. Especially in Key West where there are three creperies within a 3 minute walk of each other, the breakfast game is strong, so when you aren't bringing your a game it really shows. The manager of the facility and most of the staff were incredibly friendly and seemed to truly enjoy and take pride in their work, which made our experience extra enjoyable. We also enjoyed chatting with fellow guests in the charming breakfast nook and comfy poolside seats. We stayed here for four nights and stayed at the far more expensive Southernmost Beach Resort for one night during our recent visit, then spent a week with friends who live in the area. The room was much larger at Southernmost, but much more problematic and less painstakingly cleaned, and radically less soundproofed than our room here. On a future visit we would stay two extra nights here for the same price.

Advertised as newly renovated but was anything but. The street noise was so loud that you couldn't…read moresleep. Pool was filthy, dead frog floating around for 2 days.

Alexander's Guesthouse - Bar by the pool

Alexander's Guesthouse

(85 reviews)

The guesthouse was clean, at a quiet and safe neighborhood, within the walking distance to a lot of…read morerestaurants and the Duval Street. Daily happy hours 4:30 to 5:30. The bartender was great and the pool was clean. We had a descent sized room.

this was always our favorite guest house and our go-to in Key West…read more been there many times. A lot of it is still wonderful. The staff is great, but if you book here, do not book room 11. We had the worst stay ever! So bad that we're never gonna stay here again. The room was totally beat up. broken safe lumpy, horrible bed with terrible bedding. Pillows that were flat and felt like cardboard we Had a crazy window right at the front door, looking in from the street. Anyone could just pop their head up there and look at you while you're in bed. Very creepy and weird. Not to mention light blaring in from all of the windows booked for four nights for over $400 a night and was just absolutely awful. Not one piece of art in this room, air conditioning leaking, dripping down the walls. Place smells musty. The vinyl wood floors are scuffed up in 10 different places. Just a really plain, awful room. And not typical. Some of the other rooms are amazing, but do not book in this one for sure. We will now be looking for other accommodations in Key West. The staff offered us a discount on our future booking instead of giving some sort of concession for this terrible stay we had and not being able to sleep. They also told us we could not move rooms, that there were no other rooms available, and the place appeared to be very empty to us. We never saw more than five people at a time in the pool or common areas.

L'habitation Guest House

L'habitation Guest House

(47 reviews)

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Stuart, the owner and proprietor, is awesome and I loved being able to chat with him!…read moreMy boyfriend and I stayed here quite a while ago, and I'm surprised that I never wrote a review. We stumbled upon staying here last minute on a very spontaneous trip, and I feel lucky that we did. Very accommodating, and the house itself is just beautiful. I'm a sucker for old houses, especially when it comes to old houses in Key West. Prime location, we were able to walk everywhere without feeling overly exhausted afterwards. Charming breakfast available in the mornings including coffee and freshly baked pastries. I'm really looking forward to coming back next time I make it down. Hope that Indian motorcycle is treating you well Stuart!!!!

Honestly, it was a good stay! It's a town house that's been converted to a Inn. There's like 4…read morebedrooms on the main floor, and more rooms upstairs. Each room comes with actual keys to get into the front door of the guest house and into your actual room. There's cameras located in the common area. There's patio areas to hangout and the home is on Duval street. The prime bars and food spots were 5-10 min walk. The beach (Fort Zachary) was a 20 min walk The rooms were not super modern, but it was comfortable. It came with a tv, iron, mini fridge, and fresh towels. You don't hear the actual noise on Duval street from the bar. I heard more noise from guest moving around and slamming doors. I would definitely recommend packing eat plus if you're a light sleeper. Especially if you're on the main floor near the front door. They provide a small continental breakfast including boiled eggs, freshly baked pastries from a local spot, cereal, oatmeal packets, milk, juices, and coffee. There's also a donut and coffee shop next door with THE BEST donuts EVER!!! It's called Glazed. The service was great! Foster is the main go to guy for questions and needs. He was super kind and helpful. He gave us really good recommendations for places to see, eat at, drink at, etc.... Overall, I would definitely stay here again. It's a prime location, clean, affordable, and good service. If you book directly through their website you save 10%.

Ocean Key Resort & Spa

Ocean Key Resort & Spa

(217 reviews)

$$$

Giving a solid 4 stars. Honestly its much easier to list what could be improved. And considering…read morethis environment, I can only think of a couple. 1. Hot Tin Roof Restaurant. The breakfasts for the price taste dismal and lower quantity. 2 eggs bacon, toast, and chopped potatoes a bit over $20 as most other dishes plus smaller sizes if you just want a donut or similar. The vibe I get is for breakfast this place is for guests who have a hotel package that includes free breakfasts. They also charge a 18% mandatory "service charge" and of course another line for the tip. We didn't do dinner here. I hope its better than the breakfast. 2. We booked under The Edge Chase Sapphire Reserve so its $100 property credit and free breakfasts for 2. When you consider "service charges" tips, taxes, and determine what the credit can be used for, it becomes a bit confusing. I know for a fact that laundry is not included, neither is the $50/day valet parking. Sort of an resort advantage to keep the guest guessing. Drinks food, spa i know are included with the $100. The valet guy was cool and informative. Considering the small island size and the cost of everything, this was a great stay. The room and balcony overlooking Malery Square plus the ocean and Sunset Island were fantastic. I have stayed at many locations over the years and this was by far the best. Pegasus on Duval is a dump. Both Hyatts are nice but on east side of the island so transportation becomes an issue. Do you really want to drive close to Duvall....if you can find a space, then pay for parking? This place is 2 blocks from Sloppy Joe's, Hogsbreath, next to Malerly Square and sunset pier. Walking distance to the hot spots at night.

Terrible hotel building with terrible customer service…read more Building is old and consist of few buildings combined. Need to change elevator 2 times to go to your room. Rooms are nicely decorated but not what you expect for $1000 a night. They are way over priced for the quality. Front desk staff is terrible. Don't know how to handle issues which you will have plenty. We didn't have AC 2 out of 3 nights and they didn't even feel bad about it. They said basically it is what it is and we have to deal with it. One night they moved us to another room and they were acting like they were doing us a favor. It was major problem for us. second night they moved us to our room which has broken AC And gave us boxed fan to cool off. Front desk manager is clueless and don't know how to handle issues and he has kids working for him who do not know how to handle anything. They are like teenagers. I would never ever stay there again and warn anyone not to there. Oh you will wake up 5am because of dumpster trucks getting the trash and it takes like 20 min. Another thing is their damn roosters , they start 4am and won't let you sleep. Jesus, it was 3 days of hell!

Ambrosia Key West - bedbreakfast - Updated October 2026

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