Loved our stay here! So clean and they are so welcoming! The food was amazing(seriously mini…read moremuffins, vegetable frittata, the best panini I've ever had), the view and downstairs was nice but the fact that we could bring our dog HoaGGie because they had a room that was pet friendly was AMAZING. I can't thank you guys enough, we can't wait to come back to visit!

While the place is pretty and i support the concept of eco-friendly, the sleeping experience is…read moreawful. the house is soo old that you can hear every step from the room above. both days we were woken up at 5am with the loud steps of the inkeepeers. falling asleep was no easy task as we heard the loud steps until 1130pm. the loud noises made it for an awful sleeping experience. not sure if every room downstairs has the same issue but the room Eden is just attrocious and would not recommend it to anyone. the policies in the information book are so rigid that it does bot make you feel welcome, early checkout, cant spend the day there after checkout. Dont expect to be back here. Also meat lovers, this isnt a place for you and you will be made to feel awkward as we felt yesterday at breakfast.

The Mermaid & The Alligator is what you hope a bed-and-breakfast will be…read more Set in a historic Victorian in Old Town, it's shaded, peaceful and just far enough from the noise to let you breathe. The rooms are comfortable and full of personality, with small details that make them feel lived-in rather than staged. Outside, the gardens are the star -- leafy, quiet and perfect for lingering. Our room had a wraparound porch and a hammock. Breakfast isn't an afterthought. It's fresh fruit, homemade dishes and good coffee served outdoors, slow and unrushed. And because it's independently owned, the hospitality feels real -- warm, attentive and low-key in the best way. You come to Key West for the energy. You stay here for the calm. And you leave wishing you'd planned to stay longer.

If you've ever dreamed of running away to a storybook Key West hideaway, stop scrolling -- this is…read moreit. The Mermaid & The Alligator is hands-down the best bed-and-breakfast in Key West, and honestly, you'll wish you never had to leave. Housed in a 1904 Victorian mansion right in the heart of Old Town, this independently owned gem has the kind of charm chain hotels only pretend to have. Think wraparound porches, lush tropical gardens, orchids dangling from banyan trees, and a vibe so tranquil you half expect Hemingway to stroll through with a daiquiri. The rooms? Gorgeous. Each one feels personal, with Caribbean-inspired decor, canopy beds, and soft linens that make it way too easy to "accidentally" sleep through your Duval Street plans. Outside, the gardens are pure Key West magic: fountains trickle, palms sway, and yes -- the occasional rooster might strut by like it owns the place. Breakfast here is its own event: fresh tropical fruit, homemade pastries, quiches, and strong coffee served in the garden. It's the kind of peaceful start that makes you consider selling everything, moving here, and writing your memoirs. And because it's independently owned, the hospitality feels personal -- warm, genuine, and full of little touches that make you feel less like a guest and more like a friend who lucked into paradise. The Mermaid & The Alligator isn't just a stay; it's a love letter to Key West itself. Come for the charm, stay for the breakfast, and leave plotting how to "accidentally" extend your trip.

We came here as this place had really good reviews on "booking" and it has these well deserved. The…read moreplace is from 1905 and is well maintained by the owners. The rooms (we had the blue and yellow) are of a good size with balcony, air conditioning and fan above the bed. Everything is working well and very clean. The pool and garden next to this house can be used as well. The breakfast has everything you need for a start into your day (the location is great to discover Key West, the main attractions are in walking distance). The owners and staff are very kind and helpful. We really enjoyed our stay and if we are back in town will definitely come back.

This B & B is unique and was a great experience. It was also the best "customer service" ever…read more Charles and Bella are the extra star, both are warm and welcoming, the bit of the extra that makes a place special. The B & B is in old town, but close to Duvall St. And walkable to all the tourist attractions. The beautiful old house keeps its history, but is clean and cared for with interesting art and color. There is access to a garden area and a small pool as well. The light breakfast is lovely and filling. I wish we could have stayed longer!

This place was awesome. I'm almost afraid to even give it five stars because I wanna keep it all to…read moremyself! Truly a gem. The entire property was renovated with high-end materials, furnishings and decor. We got The Beach front cottages next to each others, some good friends of ours traveled with my husband and myself. It was perfect. Very low-key. They recommended Midway café, and oh my gosh, such a great find! Maybe a 3 to five minute walk from the cottages! They also gave us recommendations and I don't remember the name. We walked across the street for dinner the first night the second night we Uber to another place down the road. We'll be back!

Pines and Palms retirement community!…read more We've stayed here for a few years and always had a great experience... last year (2024) we were told that the resort would undergo a renovation and would be featured on HGTV's Restoration Island. We were excited about the new changes and rebooked for 2025. Fast forward to 2025, we arrived and were pleasantly surprised by the new look! the property looks great! Now to the bad.... the pool/bar. The property doesn't have a liquor license. therefore, if you like anything other than beer, you're out of luck. If you do happen to have a preloaded yeti with your favorite mixed drink, watch out! The pool boy will promptly call you out and ask you to stow it. Additionally, at 8pm the pool closes !!!!! No evening dips. I was told that was due to no attendant present. However, the beach is still open and "swim at your own risk" as if that's safer at night.... seems as if the unavailability to charge you $10 for a drink has out weighed your ability to use the pool. Additionally, pines and palms charter is no longer here, I was told the boat was sold, I was given a number to a captain that provides services to the resort, snorkeling/fishing and such. That person doesn't answer... You're better off going elsewhere. In the end, I'm sitting here writing a review while at the resort at 9pm, disappointed. It's a bummer, this place was a hidden gem.

Almond Tree Inn is a clean, well maintained, premium bed and breakfast in heart of Key West with an…read moreüber professional and thorough staff. We stayed for three nights in October 2025. We booked this establishment months in advance, which is probably necessary, as we wanted a premium and quiet room. Arrival was easy. Of note, unlike most establishments in Key West, they have a dedicated and paved adjacent parking lot. As we arrived just a little later than planned due to plenty of rain on our route, the Inn called and checked our arrival time and kept afternoon snacks and drinks available. We were walked to our room after an easy check in and shown the highlights of our room. A basic, but premium , continental serve yourself breakfast was provided every morning. Also, every late afternoon snacks and happy hour was present. Pro tip - try the house made sangria! The amenities and comforts of the room were great. The bed was comfortable with several pillows and premium sheets. The room was cleaned thoroughly daily with fresh towels provided. The A/C is the older type wall model with some noise; but actually nice white noise, and it worked really well. Make no mistake; Key West is hot and humid, you'll be loving the A/C. The toiletries were nice and plentiful. The shower and upgraded spa tub were absolutely perfect. There is a little fridge, wet bar and Keurig with several K cups, cream and sugar. Two blocks away is the historic Hemingway House and Key West Lighthouse. Also, a great Cuban cafe is a block away. A CVS is nearby for emergency purchases. Numerous restaurants and shops are nearby. We parked our SUV and walked everywhere during our stay. One day we got a trolley ticket for the further sights such as The Southernmost Point. Lastly but not least. The staff are extremely professional, knowledgeable and willing to assist. Huge kudos especially to Danny who was absolutely stellar as he assisted and served us numerous times. In addition to Danny, Cary was also a notable benefit to us and this wonderful lodge. Lastly, kudos to our housekeeper as she was very thorough and came and went daily with perfect timing. Next time we visit Key West in the Free State of Florida we will only consider Almond Tree Inn!

Our second time staying here and just as good as the first time. Less than a block of Duval street…read morebut you'd never know it. Quiet with a good pool. They have a continental breakfast every morning and a happy hour in the evening. The staff is attentive and helpful. The rooms are well appointed with great linens, stocked Keurig coffee makers and large refrigerators. Bicycles are avail for rent. We rented them and went to the Fort Zachary Taylor beach. It's a great beach and only $2.50 a price. We love it there.

We spent two nights at this BNB and could not have loved it more! Our kids loved the animals -…read moregoats, pigs, bunnies, chickens and two playgrounds, and we all loved the pool and comfortable guest house! The animals are clearly a labor of love for Isa, who spent time answering the hundreds of questions our kids peppered her with. The pool was warm and gorgeous. And the guest house was stocked for breakfast each morning. a PERFECT place to stay near the Everglades (only 10 mins away!). Highly recommend.

From the owner: Enjoy our bed and breakfast and host your next pool party, birthday party or any small gathering…read more Our farm has a beautiful heated pool and tropical landscaping around the tiki and pool area. All of the amenities you’d find in a resort but with more privacy and for a fraction of the price. Call us today for more information!

My husband and I stayed at Pines and Palms for 5 nights...to escape the PA chill. This quaint…read moreresort was all we needed. The location is great, we walked to many restaurants, breweries and coffee shops. Everyone (staff and guests) was wonderful and friendly. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and do plan to return. Here are some tips for anyone planning to stay here and some suggestions to the resort: CHECK IN - Easy Peasy. Nice women greeted us and told us a little about the resort. Sadly, no champagne was offered to us, as we read in other reviews. ROOM - We were in a "partial ocean view one bedroom king suite", in the 'highrise' building - number 20. The room was a little dated as we expected. The bathroom is very tiny, but functional. Nice kitchen area. Bed was comfortable and lots of pillows. Table and chairs on the deck overlooking the resort. Overall, great room and had a decent ocean view. The only thing about the Highrise rooms is you can't use the grills, but that was not an issue for us, as we hadn't planned to do that. You really don't need to spend much time in the room. HOUSEKEEPING - Rooms were clean; plenty of towels - beach towels replaced daily. Wet mopped daily and had a nice smell. POOL - Clean and warm. Nothing fancy, but its perfect for the P&P vibe. Pool bar was great, Anderson was our man. Happy hour is 3-5 every day. Everyone talks to one another and we watched some fun sporting events. Saturday there was live music. I wish it was more than one day. The musician was good. BEACH/OCEAN - Cute little beach, with lounge chairs and a hammock. We used a kayak one day which was really fun, there is also paddle boards for use. 2 nice piers to walk out for sunrise or to look at fish. One pier has 2 Adirondack chairs. Beach area could use some firepits, cornhole and/or horseshoes. OTHER - Yoga on the beach Sat and Thurs. I wish it was offered more frequently, I didn't get to partake. Bikes on the resort to use, we rode around town one day and stumbled upon a farmers market. Adorable boutique on site. Truly ADORABLE. Check out the orchids in the trees!! Offsite, check out (all walkable): Midway Cafe, Islamorada Brewing Company, Florida Keys Brewing Company, Bob's Bunz, Square Grouper, Lazy Days, Amara Cay (resort bar open later than PP bar) And don't miss the Tarpon Feeding at Robbies!!

I love Pines & Palms on Islamorada. The property is quaint & has a nice relaxing vibe.read more

I have not stayed at the resort, but downstairs at the bar Konstantine is the best. Great drinks to…read morelet time pass.

Honestly, not terribly impressed. As an offshoot of the Southernmost Resort, I expected some…read moreupdates to the room. The AC is absolutely terrible. It's hot and humid currently and I have it set to 59°. It is still 79°. I contacted the front desk to either look at it or change my room. Never heard a word back from them almost 24 hours later. I will say the chick getting tailed down the hall seemed to have a good time. Could hear her through two doos and about 50 feet of distance.

Jane & her husband were fantastic. When we arrived she had lots of information pamphlets for us to…read morelook at, tourist suggestions, restaurants etc told us where to see a beautiful sunset just a short walk down the street. She showed us all around the apartment downstairs and how the lights, fans, air con works etc. Although there's no kitchen, there a coffee machine, toaster oven, microwave with a bagel toaster in the side, plenty of tea and coffee and heaps of snacks. There were some beers in the fridge that we were welcome to have too! There were plenty of beach towels to use and a drying rack put out so we would hang them up after using them. There's a little jetty out the back that you can sit and have a coffee in the morning or a drink at night. There was also a fire place out the back & wood. She warned us that sometimes great big iguana's hang out in the garden. She made us feel very welcome. Her husband even gave us a great trip for lunch (Chad's) that was close by and fantastic. The bathroom is small but complete with toiletries and a good size for two people to share. The rest of the apartment is quite large. Lots of toys and things to use as well. Although it downstars from someone's house, it was very private and comfortable. We left our iPhone charger behind and forgot to get our souvenir hat which she happily posted to us as well. All round a great experience.