Hotels near Almond Tree Inn

Art-deco, South Beach coolness is written all over this spanking-new little boutique hotel. The accommodations aren’t big, but they are fun and filled with flair, such as zebra print rugs ...

Once upon a time, these grounds were the "Peggy Mills Botanical Garden," so strolling the property’s shady brick walkways is a pleasure. The main house dates back to 1870. There’s ...

Lateda is a cabaret, a restaurant, and a resort on the quiet end of Duval Street. The restaurant is outside with a great chef, the bar is friendly and fun, ...

The Hibiscus doesn’t have much in the way of island charm or luxurious amenities, it’s pretty basically a Best Western. But, hey, there’s a big pool for the kids, a ...

This cute, cozy boutique inn is on the part of Duval Street where bad touristy chain restaurants and bars blasting classic rock disappear, replaced by cozy wine bars and art ...

We came down to Key West for a wedding that was so beautiful! If you are looking for a clean, and very local place to stay this is it. I ...

Our place was spotless! Large full kitchen. You could have cooked Thanksgiving dinner with ease. Very cozy, private. Nice front patio. Adorable cat that lives on the grounds. I would ...

Absolutely beautiful, very nice & friendly Bed & Breakfast

Located close to the Ernest Hemingway house, this all-suite hotel is the perfect place to tuck in for the night on your trip to Key West. It's modern and chic ...

This hotel is perfectly situated in Key West. It is right on Duval Street, and the back of the hotel abuts the Hemingway House. One of the six-toed cats even ...

This quaint boutique hotel was once the residence of Robert Maloney. Constructed in 1854, it is one of the oldest buildings in Key West and is included in the National ...

So swanky it hurts, the Casa also has an interesting history. Built in the 1920’s as a WPA project to help drive tourism to Key West, the Casa was briefly ...

Pier House has a spacious property on the Gulf of Mexico, with a resident pet parrot, a turtle pond, and the famous Chart Room Bar, a former Jimmy Buffet hang ...

Fun place to grab a beer while crawling down Duval Street.

We had a fantastic time at this hotel. It is located at the quiet end of Duval Street and you are still able to use the amenities of the other ...

Built in 1880, the inn was a cigar-making factory, and the cottages housed cigar-makers. The brick walkway which spans the lush property was once an actual lane. The cottages are ...

Our room was pretty expensive and about 15blocks away from the main bars. We had a view of the beach however you could barely see it because of the huge ...

Cozy, fun, lovely nice hosts! I feel like we're staying with family!

Kids love this property, with its winding pathways through shady garden nooks, turtle ponds everywhere, and it’s big, round pool overlooking the Gulf of Mexico. The restaurant, Shor, serves a ...

Granted, seeing the sunset from a hotel might not be the most romantic way to view it, but you won't be able to beat the location. Right in the heart ...

I’d move into this boutique hotel if I could. From the moment you walk up the red-carpeted stairs through the curtains to the porch, open the giant red door and ...

I actually gasped upon first view of a Santa Maria suite. They are spacious, well-decorated in a contemporary, sophisticated style with gorgeous Caribbean accents, comfortable, and spotlessly clean. I loved ...

Cypress house sits a block away from the action on downtown Duval Street and within bike riding distance of Fort Zachary Taylor State Park. Built in 1888, Cypress House was ...

Loved this guesthouse in Key West. Even though we were a straight couple, it was lovely and everyone we met was amazing. Would stay again in a heartbeat.

Fun, friendly Eden House is located slightly on the outskirts of the tourist area of Key West (you can rent a bike on the property) and there are several great ...