Everything went as planned. We had a fantastic time sailing across the water and listening to the…read morecaptain and crew mate telling us stories on their adventures. We saw the beautiful sunset. It was everything we hoped for. Thank you

This was a great outing. The captain and crew were very gracious, kind, and pleasant. The speed is…read moreslow n steady with a wonderful view. If you want a smaller, more intimate sunset cruise, this is a good one.

After a night of crashing in the Nissan Rogue I rented when hotel rooms were nowhere to be found…read moreanywhere near Miami on Art Basel weekend and then staying in a cheap bare bones motel in Islamorada I decided to treat myself a little. Key West didn't seem like it was a cheap hotel type of place and Old Town's charms far outweighed the eastern part of the island where most of the lodging is to be found. Maybe it had something to do with me watching The White Lotus, too, what with the bright airiness of The Paradise Inn, the white and pastel palette and the classy sheen the place has. Fortunately, my stay here was far more chill and less dramatic than anything you'll see on The White Lotus. My neighbors here up in Michigan used to live on Simonton street, a few blocks from The Paradise Inn. Cindy wanted me to send pictures of her old house so I'd already acquainted myself with the street. The Paradise Inn looked so elegant and quaint it caught my eye. After lunch at La Grignote, a name I still don't know how to pronounce, I decided to see if The Paradise Inn had any single rooms. I was in luck! The lady at the front desk was very kind and helpful. $179 for the night but $30 of that was parking which is a hot commodity in Key West that can really add up. Not only that, but they had bicycle rentals on site which was really the way to go. It's all about bikes and golf carts in Key West. Check-in time wasn't until 3 and I dragged my weary ass in a little after 2, really needed a refreshing nap after two successive nights not getting the best sleep. I pled my case, hoping I could get in the room a bit early but prepared to be refused, reminding myself it was understandable if the room wasn't ready. The stars aligned and The Paradise Inn did me a big solid by letting me into my room before 3! (Your results may vary. I'm not trying to give any entitled Yelpers unrealistic expectations here.) My friendly desk clerk provided me with a paper map and a remote for the front gate and I was soon contentedly snoozing. Fortunately I had texted Cindy and she replied, telling me not to miss the early December sunset as the sunset viewing is stellar there so I set an alarm. My room was on the second floor, spotlessly clean and quiet. The whole place was very chill, despite being just a block from Duvall street. I rented my bike after awakening from my nap and I think it was due back at 10pm for a one day rate but again I was let slide a little, and granted permission to return the bike key first thing in the morning. I put some miles on that bike and soaked in the city. I wish I would have taken a dip in the Paradise Inn pool, which looked lovely, but the novelty of swimming in the ocean in December superseded that. Later I was tempted to take a midnight swim but looked at the rules and decided I shouldn't push my luck. Especially at someplace so quiet and drama free. I just watched the end of Monday Night Football instead. The cabins here look really top notch as well. Maybe one day I'll find myself back with others and we can rent one.

The PI is nothing short of amazing. Centrally located and the total Key West cottage feel. The pool…read morewith the surrounding foliage will take you in! It is a place to go to forget about everything weighing you down. Take the plunge and just get on down to the Paradise of the US. JOAN JETTA will welcome you with open arms!!!! See you soon Conch Lovers! Crazy Dave

Very fun way to get a tour of Key West and learn about the island! I've done it twice and learned…read moresomething new each time.

When in Key West, make sure to check out the Conch Tour Train!…read more We booked this tour through the GoCity pass. By the end of the ride, I learned the history of the city, the booming times of the city until..., and some personal recommendations by our guide, Chris. He made the experience even better with his humor and in-depth knowledge. One of my favorite tidbits was the story behind the Conch Republic's tongue-in-cheek motto: "We seceded where others failed." In a playful protest, Key West once jokingly declared war on the United States and then immediately surrendered, turning the whole thing into a symbol of its independent spirit and humor. The train took us all around the island, passing by famous landmarks like President Truman's House, Ernest Hemingway's Home, Duval Street, and several museums. Overall, I'd highly recommend this tour for anyone looking for a fun, relaxing way to explore while staying cool in the Key West heat.

Third stay at The Perry, after being introduced by a friend. Absolutely beautiful property on the…read moremarina with spacious, modern, comfortable rooms and amenities. Was fortunate to have a room that goes right out to the pool. Service by the entire team is fantastic, super attentive with personalized attention that truly makes you feel welcome- Jayme, Diana, Mitchell, and the manager Jayson to name a few! And the food at Matt's restaurant is absolutely delicious! Just a short ride from downtown Key West is super convenient, with the free shuttle service a great asset!

Very nice looking hotel with friendly staff. Hotel is almost 10 years old and I felt like the rooms…read more(bathroom especially) are in need of a facelift. The barn door is grimey from all the use and doesn't block out the sound or light (not much privacy). We had an amazing view of the marina. Bar was fun, great happy hour. Food was just ok. Inside bar was convenient at night although they close at 10 pm on the dot even though there were patrons still enjoying time there (us included). Very pricey hotel with a steep resort fee of $60 (not sure what they paid for) but the view and location are great if you're visiting Stock Island.

Perfect location within walking distance to many locations! Staff and property is great!! On the…read morequieter side of the island right off Duval street. Can't wait to come back.

Their security is the worse. Their door codes are unreliable. Takes minimum 15 minutes to get into…read moreyour room. And their is no one at the front desk after 7 pm. Worse door code entries!

This is a nice free way to travel around Key West. Whether you just was a low-key non-narrated…read moresightseeing tour through the streets of Key West or you don't feel like doing much walking, this is the way to go. We arrived by cruise ship (Virgin Voyages Scarlet Lady) to Mallory Square, where we took a very short walk to stop #4, which is the closest to the port. There are usually 2 air-conditioned buses but today there was just 1 short bus which holds about 14 people. There are a total of 18 stops in the continuous loop. The loop takes about 35-40 minutes to make a complete loop. If you are looking to go to the public beach, you would want to get get off at stop #7 and if you want to go to the bouy at the southernmost point of Key West for that famous picture, you will want to get off at stop #10. At each stop, there is a pole with a QRC code to scan, and it gives you the real-time location of the bus. The bus driver is not really able to have a tour conversation while driving because he really needs to keep his eye on the road because of the traffic and tourists who wander the streets. The driver does accept tips for the free ride around town. I recommend this mode of transportation if you want to see the town of Key West.

This is an awesome and free transportation source for getting around Key West easily. It's superior…read moreto others as it is air-conditioned and not narrated. It does get packed in the mornings, so just have patience and be OK with being packed in there. There's an app that will tell you where the bus is on the route. Just be patient. It's free. Be sure you stand at one of the Duval loop pink signs. Sometimes they're hard to see..

Great weekend celebrating my dear friends 60th. House was beautiful. Plenty of room. And the host…read moreis amazing. Great communication. Very accommodating. I recommend you definitely rent guest house as well with main house. You don't want complete strangers staying and sharing such a small common area it can get uncomfortable. If the common area was large it would have been fine. But it's very confined. If you rent entire property you'll be fine. And will love.

Our stay at the Knowles house was fantastic. The location was great with places to eat and drink…read moreall very close to the house. Inside the rooms were spacious and i can't believe we found a rental with this many bedrooms and bathrooms all in one place for such a good price. All of the common areas and rooms had fans to help with the heat and humidity since our trip was in mid August. Would definitely recommend.

Hyatt Vacation Club At Windward Pointe has a lot going for it: the units are well-appointed and…read morecomfortable, the grounds are nicely maintained, and the staff at check-in were friendly and helpful. I liked the convenient location for getting around Key West and appreciated the onsite amenities, including the pool and common areas. That said, I'm giving three stars because noise was a consistent issue during my stay. Rooms facing the main road pick up a steady stream of traffic noise at all hours, and the windows aren't very insulating of the noise. In addition, the pool area can get quite loud in the afternoon and evening: music, voices, and activity from guests carry into nearby units, especially those with patios overlooking the pool. Combined, the roadway and pool noise noticeably reduced the property's otherwise relaxing vibe. Not to mention it's next to the airport. Every several hours you here a jet taking off. If you're planning a stay and need quiet, ask for a room away from the road and not directly overlooking the pool (higher floors or courtyard-facing rooms may help on the quieter side).

Quick check in. Gorgeous views. Convenient location by the airport…read more The place was clean and had things we need including small kitchen, washer, dryer, large master bed room with bath. A second bed room with its own bathroom. AC. Can't ask for more. There is a pol and hot tub but we haven't check them out yet.