Hotels near Key West International - EYW, Key West

It was our first time in Key West, we had a great time. Eating & drinking can get expensive if you are not going during happy hour. Some of the restaurants put an automatic gratuity/service fee on the bill. I hate this sort of practice & will not return to that establishment. I guess September is off season, so a lot of places were closed. For being off season parking is horrible & parking lots are $6-$10 per hour.

First time visit, weather was sunny and very humid (Sept). Really liked the bars, diversity of eating places, Truman White House tour well worth it. Lots of walking, sunsets great. Suggets you take the trolly tour first as it has alot of history about KW.

As a lifelong Parrot Head, I’ve always wanted visit Key West and explore all the iconic spots that inspired Jimmy Buffett early in his career. I finally got the chance to take a quick two-day getaway with my daughter—and it absolutely lived up to the hype! The vibe on Duval Street was everything I hoped for (especially at Sloppy Joe’s). We crammed a lot into our short trip and could’ve easily stayed a few more days, but we left feeling grateful for every moment. Highlights included an incredible dinner at Louie’s Backyard, a fantastic breakfast at Blue Heaven, great conversation at Captain Tony’s, dancing and singing along at Sloppy Joe’s, and of course, catching that picture-perfect sunset at Mallory Square.

I Love Key West in the Fall-in particular October. It's lower rates at motels and so many good restaurants to eat at make this a wonderful R & R experience. I usually rent a bicycle to get around the local sites. The ocean at this time of the year is perfect with little to no people around. So if you're here for R & R or partying, this is the place to come.

Silver Palm in is walking distance from the heart of the city and is a great place to stay. The staff were very helpful, We also enjoyed the Old Town Trolley Tours. One of the Drivers Philipp was exceptional and great with the history of Key West. The tour takes about 1.5 hours and it is very good. Do the tour 1st and get an idea of what/where to go afterwards. You can get on/off anytime and this trolley runs from 15-30 minutes at each stop, there were 13 stops ending at Mallory Square in the heart of the city.

We unintentionally coincided with Fantasy Fest. What a blast. Been described as Spring Break for old people. We dived Vanderburg Wreck with Captains Corner Diving. They were great. If you are unfamiliar with the wreck, book a guide as you only have a short bottom time. Parking is absolutely extortionate Be prepared to pay about $60 for daily parking. There is a public bus but was a bit sporadic. It's a shame that the public transport is not better. The trolley bus tour is expensive but really good to see all the sights. You can get on and off at each of the sights - We used it for the whole day to get around. If you are really clever you can park the car close to one of the far out stops and get the trolley bus in. Judy Blooms bookshop is worth a visit. It made my wife's day. Judy works there and if you're lucky you get to say hello to her if she is there.