Here in Key West, our motto is “One Human Family.” The motto was created by local artist, J.T. Thompson in the early 2000’s. It began as a grassroots effort, which eventually spread to be accepted by locals as the official motto. The idea is simple: “All people are equal members of One Human Family” –regardless of race, nationality, sexuality, and other differences, he believes that "differences are superficial distinctions and cannot be allowed to be twisted into cultural divisions.”
Read MoreVisiting Key West is all about timing & priorities. As natives, we know when the best times are to visit… not just the best weather, but also the best prices! Here’s your guide to knowing what peak season is.
Read MoreIf you don’t live in Key West, you may not be familiar with it’s (humorous) history. Key West residents were frustrated with US Border Patrol for setting up a checkpoint upon entry to the rest of Florida.
Read MoreLuxury Oceanfront Cottages located a few minutes by boat from the island of Key West.
Read MoreIt’s a big year for us here at Vacation Key West – not only are we celebrating 25 years in providing planning services for Key West visitors, but we are also excited to announce the launch of a new website, coupled with a refreshed logo.
Read MoreSt. Mary Star of the Sea, the oldest Catholic church in South Florida and one of the oldest in the state, is now the first basilica in the Archdiocese of Miami.
Read MoreThe Laureate Key West, Key West’s all-new, all-suite retreat offers guests modern, luxurious accommodations, and a prime bay front location that serves as the perfect jumping off point for exploring the colorful town of Key West.
Read MoreWith a fabulous location on the Gulf, the Opal Key Resort And Marina has lovely rooms with private balconies, excellent dining & more.
Read MoreThe Key Lime Inn's proximity to buzzing Duval Street only two & a half blocks walking distance, is an added asset. You can find tranquility and spaciousness in this comfortable oasis in old town.
Read MoreHistoric architecture with updated, modern rooms and amenities are what you will enjoy at our Cypress House Hotel located in the Old Town area of Key West. Cypress House is a stylish historic, boutique Key West hotel with 22 guest rooms located just one block from Duval Street
Read MoreAzul Key West is an adult-only, Key West boutique hotel just three and a half blocks from Duval Street and a five minute walk from Hemmingway House. It’s a bold new look in old town!
Read MoreOver the years La Te Da has evolved into one of the most sophisticated venues in the Keys while meticulously maintaining a true old-world Key West style.
Read MoreOne of the best in Key West's new town – The largest freshwater swimming pool on the island, expansive rooms and much more.
Read MoreAlbury Court is an ideal spot for folks arriving from Fort Myers on the Key West Ferry. The rooms are comfortable, the pool is lovely, ideal for enjoying the delicious continental breakfast.
Read MoreHawks Cay Resort on Duck Key is one-of-a-kind in the Florida Keys. Sailing, sunbathing, swimming, sleeping & of course, eating, just a few things you can do on this wonderful island.
Read MoreThe Heron House on Simonton Street is a block from Duval. The rooms offer king or queen beds. The pool is spectacular and the breakfast and happy hour are served poolside near the gorgeous garden.
Read MoreHeron House Court, comfortable rooms, two swimming pools, continental breakfast and plenty of easy "on street" free parking.
Read MoreThis beach is unique - large boulders on a hillside overlooking the main channel to Key West. It is in Ft Zachary Taylor park at the Southwestern point. This area was known to be adored by Bess Truman.
Read MoreBahia Honda Park and Beach If you are a Beach Buff - this is the beach for you. Bahia Honda has the most pristine waters in the Continental US.
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