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    Erin B.

    We had a great experience staying here. The walls were thin so we could hear our neighbors at some times, but I think that has to do with the age of the buildings. The beach area is very nice, there are chairs for laying in the sun and a little beach that allows for easy walk out into the water. There were also kayaks available to borrow for use. We got there a little late for check in, so the hotel manager called to tell us how to obtain our keys after hours since the office would be closed (we arrived 15 mins after office closed). It was very basic amenities, such as a mini fridge, microwave, shower, bed, table, but we were there just for 2 nights and we had no issues. There was no view of the water, but I think only one building had that. Clean rooms and friendly staff. The free breakfast was also very nice.

    Outside. Just look for the fella in yella.
    Craig W.

    This is a small motel in Key Largo and our room may have been the smallest I've ever been in. But I'm quite confident they have larger rooms here. The hospitality of the staff was fantastic. The motel has their own little beach and dock. A manatee actually swam up to the dock and was just steps away from us. It was a special moment. The motel room walls are extremely thin. The room was a little worn but clean. They have kayaks and paddleboards for use. I believe you have to pay to use the paddleboards. We took the kayaks out and it was great fun. They also have nice chairs, a couple of wonderful hammocks, and charcoal grills for use. It's a tiny property and a little rough around the edges but I would have no problem staying here again. It's quaint and friendly and down to earth.

    Sunset
    Patty B.

    We found this place on a last minute decision to extend our stay in Southeast Florida. We arrived a little early and were surprise to get in our room. Eddie was awesome in getting us set up quickly. More time to enjoy this little slice of paradise! The little beach area was perfect for relaxing. The staff is so friendly and helpful. A light breakfast fare was included and cooked fresh dailey. Those frittatas were awesome!! The rooms are fresh and clean. Need that ice machine working!! A special shout out to my lady in the office who went on the hunt for a lost item of mine. She found it!!! What a beautiful little place to relax and unwind. We are going to try to come back every year. You won't be dissappointed in your stay here. If you are it's not the resorts fault!! My only regret was leaving.

    Path to the beach
    Rich C.

    Seafarer Key Largo Resort and Beach is a narrow piece of property running from the overseas highway to the north facing beach. There are a number of dwellings with stand alone rooms. Some had two rooms attached. We booked a standard large room but when we arrived the young lady said that they had a vacancy in a double bed room closer to the beach for $20.00 more. So we went to see both options. As we entered the original room my wife immediately had an asthma attack from the strong scent in the room. I do not believe that it was the fault of the Seafarer staff. I think a guest may have freshened the room but there was no way she could stay in that room. Fortunately, there was no trouble the other room but it cost us more for a bed we didn't use. The room was dated but adequate and clean. The lockset was not meant for an outside entrance but it kept the honest people honest. The attraction is definitely the small beach which featured a picnic table on a sea wall, a small wading area with a swim platform, picnic tables covered by thatched roofs and lounge chairs so you can lay out. We hit the local Publix market for some food and wine and enjoyed watching the sun set. After a good night's sleep in this quiet setting we packed for the next day and went to have the included breakfast. They have a breakfast counter in front of the laundry shack and put out frittatas and muffins along with some fresh fruit and coffee. It was nice to talk with the other guests but the local squirrels were crazy. One ran up a guests back to leap to a tree and then jumped to my right hand and spilled my hot coffee before preceding across the table and over the fence. I'd like to trap these squirrels and feed them to the tarpon. I do not know what makes the Seafarer qualify as a resort. There is no pool, no workout room, only a few kayaks and some snorkeling equipment in the way of water sport equipment but you do pay a resort fee. Overall the Seafarer isn't a bad place to stay but If I find myself needing a room in Key Largo again I will most likely try a resort with more amenities.

    Andy M.

    What a Hidden Gem! Just wanted to stay in Key Largo one more night and found this to be inexpensive and close by. I absolutely love it, cute little cottage type rooms, private beach, literally everything you would want in a stay in the Keys, and you can't beat the price! We stayed at a super expensive Resort the previous two nights and had a better time here! not to mention the staff is super friendly!

    Sarah S.

    We LOVED our time in Key Largo and mostly because of this place. It is quaint and a perfect way to enjoy the bayside sunsets, calm waters, beach lounging, kayaking, and feel like you're in paradise. The resort management were kind and helpful although, at times, hard to find. The front office was often left attended, probably because they are so hands on. We greatly appreciate their effort put towards saving water by not replacing towels and linens daily, however, a sweep of the room would be nice. They are upfront about not having daily maid service, so that was fine, but the sandy floor gets irritating. I would've been happy to sweep myself if there were a broom available in the room. We highly recommend Room 11! Its proximity to the beach was perfect. It's definitely worth the extra $. If lizards and the occasional bug in your room would bother you than look elsewhere but if you're easy going like us you will love the Seafarer! I'm so happy we found it.

    Miranda P.

    No frills. But it has everything you need: A bed, a sink, a shower, a toilet, a TV with basic cable and some towels. It's small and the walls are thin but it seemed clean enough. Looks like it was decorated with linens and mismatched furniture from a thrift store. Or maybe it's just the same stuff they've had since the 80s. I had a lovely view of a wooden fence. But if you're on vacay in the keys, hopefully you're out enjoying the sights, sand and sun and not spending much time in your room anyways. The best spot in the complex to watch the sunset is the only hammock out back so get there early before the sun starts to go down.

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    Hampton Inn Key Largo, FL - Guest room

    Hampton Inn Key Largo, FL

    (146 reviews)

    $$

    General - My family stayed here for one night while we were driving through the Florida Keys for…read moreour winter getaway trip in January 2025 (crazy enough, winter followed us and we enjoyed mid 50's in Key West, sheesh). Location - The hotel is right off of Interstate 1 and in the middle of Key Largo. You are just down the road from a Publix, shopping center, and a number of restaurants. John Pennecamp State Park is really close as well. Rooms & Building - The hotel is going for a retro tropical tiki vibe. It is probably not for everyone but I digged it. Rooms are spacious and offer the typical Hampton Inn layout. The grounds were not like typical Hamptons though, well manicured and full of beautiful tropical plants. This location had a much more Hilton resort vibe without the resort price. Amenities - The hotel had a small beach area that overlooked the ocean. You can borrow kayaks to take out on the water but it was so windy the day we were there, you would have no luck getting anywhere (we watched a poor couple try to no avail). There is a pool with a pool bar but everything was so cold, it was closed and the pool was somewhat uncomfortable to swim due to the temps and wind, so we passed. Food - Pool bar was closed but we did enjoy the free breakfast buffet. Typical Hampton Inn offerings including make your own waffles, eggs, breakfast meat and an assortment of continental offerings. My kids loved that there was a ton of toppings (including key lime syrup!) available for the waffles, we made some pretty crazy combos. Vibe - Easy going and super friendly staff. No complaints. Reality vs. Online - Pictures that I saw on their website and online matched the quality and condition of the hotel and rooms in-person. No surprises. Price & Final Verdict - It was more than what I normally would pay for a Hampton Inn at $240 a night but the Keys are spendy during tourist season. Too bad it was so cold it didn't feel much like it! Oh well, our MN luck. Weather aside, the property was nice and it would have been cool to utilize the water sports and water area. On a nicer day, I feel like these would be great bonuses to the property and added value to the stay. If I'm back in Key Largo, I'll give this place another view.

    I really love this place! It's a great location! It seems so small, but yet when you start…read morenavigating it, there is quite a bit of property. It's a little confusing at first, but you catch on pretty quick. There is a great beachfront area with lots of lounge chairs to watch the sunrise or sunset or just feel like you are right on the ocean. This is almost right across the street from Jon Penny camp State Park. I went snorkeling and went right back to my room. It was all an amazing experience! There are several great restaurants and stores to shop around here. Oh, and let's not forget the warm cookies when you arrive! Just like all Hamptons, this place offers an amazing breakfast offering for free. Everything from homemade waffles to scones. The lead attendance name was Norma and she was so passionate about her job and about making people happy and keeping the area clean and tidy and stocked. It was a pleasure meeting her!

    Baker's Cay Resort Key Largo, Curio Collection by Hilton - Guest room amenity

    Baker's Cay Resort Key Largo, Curio Collection by Hilton

    (201 reviews)

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    I've been coming to this resort regularly for many years, and it has always been one of my favorite…read moreplaces. I've recommended it to so many people because our stays were consistently close to perfect. Unfortunately, our last few visits have felt noticeably different, with enough recurring issues and changes that they no longer feel isolated. Housekeeping and room maintenance have become inconsistent. Across recent stays, we've encountered dirty mirrors and sinks, hair and dirt left behind, a stained towel, clogged sink, broken door lock, and missing room amenities that used to be consistently provided. During another stay, housekeeping loudly knocked between 8-9 AM asking about checkout two mornings in a row when we weren't checking out. Most recently, our mini fridge was essentially a freezer, freezing my dog's food and eventually causing a seltzer to freeze and explode around 6 AM, blowing the fridge door open and waking us up scared. Dining has changed considerably too. Calusa has closed at 9 PM instead of 10 PM due to lower occupancy, which makes enjoying dinner after sunset difficult. The dinner menu could use more variety and consistency, although the braised short rib is AMAZING! Bread service has also disappeared, as has one of my favorite amenities, ordering food directly to Hammock Beach. Breakfast may be the biggest disappointment. The old menu has essentially been replaced by a $40-per-person buffet. During our stay, the limited alternative menu went from being available upon request to suddenly not being offered at all. We, along with several other parties, left the resort for breakfast instead. The buffet itself also feels like a downgrade from the breakfast experience we used to love. Another concern is that more things cost extra while fewer extras seem to be included. Overnight parking now costs extra, as do kayaks and paddleboards. I completely understand charging day-pass guests for activities, but overnight guests are already paying for their room AND a resort fee. Charging those guests again for basic resort activities while other included amenities disappear contributes to the feeling that we're paying more while receiving less. Even little touches have changed, like sunset champagne going from acrylic flutes to basic plastic cups. Individually these things may sound insignificant, but together they affect whether the experience feels like a luxury resort or simply a nice hotel. There is still so much I love. The property and sunsets are beautiful, and I LOVE how dog-friendly the resort is. Peter, Stacey, Tashana, Valdez, and Miguel at Calusa have also consistently been wonderful and deserve recognition. I'm writing this because I genuinely love this resort and know how great it can be. Lately, though, we find ourselves leaving the property to eat or find experiences we previously enjoyed right here, which starts to defeat the purpose of choosing a resort (and paying a resort fee). For me, five stars represents the luxury experience we consistently received here in years past. I'm giving four because there is still so much I love, but our recent stays simply haven't been at that same five-star luxury level. I truly hope it gets back there.

    Seeking a little extended weekend to celebrate my fortieth birthday, my husband and I decided to…read morehead to the Florida Keys and soak up a little sun and sand. We booked a three night stay at Bakers Cay Resort and found it to be an overall good experience. VIBES - This resort had a boutique resort feel. Loved all the lush tropical plants growing throughout. Everything was bright and airy and really leaned into the Florida Keys vibe you'd expect. At Dry Rocks, the Mexican-inspired beach restaurant, there's even swings and couches to dine al fresca! POOLS & BEACHES - Hammock Beach was particularly neat because it was more of secluded spot with mangroves covering the majority of it. This gave little hideaway type areas to relax without feeling like you were right on top of other guests. Loved the waterfall at the family pool. Lounging there in the morning before the sun was bearing down was definitely the way to go. The main beach offerd up a tiki bar and plenty of louge chairs. AMENITIES - There's a wide variety of activities to do. After you check in they will ask if you want alerts about the happenings at the resort. From movie nights, to morning yoga, to champagne toasts - there's a little something for everyone. There's also self scheduled activities like kayaking and paddle boarding. BONUS - It's dog friendly! So bring your behaved furry friend. They have plenty of waste stations throughout the resort and everyon seemed to do a great job cleaning up after their pet. Loved getting to see all the furry friends. Even if it made me miss our girl. There were a couple drawbacks unfortunately that kept us from giving Baker's Cay Resort the full five stars. Everything was super expensive. Even counting our food and beverage credits it felt like everything had been priced to ensure that truly made no difference. I mean it was $100 for us to eat at a self-service breakfast buffet that I swear said it was included in our stay. Yikes! Next, the adults only pool was undergoing maintenance during our stay. Luckily it wasn't too crowded at the family pool. Lastly, someone brought a dog that just wasn't the best behaved and barked incessantly when it was down near the water at Hammock Beach; which unfortunately for us was right under our balcony. Baker Cay Resort definitely fit the bill for a fortieth birthday celebration splurge. So if you're looking for boujee with solid amenities Bakers Cay is for you - just call ahead to verify if the pool is open and save your pennies to ensure you can afford the room charges at the end.

    Largo Resort - Breakfast basket delivered in the morning

    Largo Resort

    (30 reviews)

    Perfect get away. Serene and peaceful with great location to Pennekamp. Amazing spot to have a…read morewedding. Have one big house and multiple small properties. Tricky to find front office but found it and glad we did. Such a nice spot and good for families or couples.

    THEY BLOCKED ME FOR WRITING A NEGATIVE REVIEW!!! BEWARE!! This is a prime example of what you'd be…read moredealing with!! Our daughter was recently married here and we did a full three-night resort buyout. While the property itself is absolutely stunning the nine months leading up to the wedding were incredibly frustrating. Communication was consistently poor--weeks would go by without any response. We were promised a Florida Resident Discount by two different general managers, but it was never honored. (This is a significant discount that we did not get as promised). In total, we went through four general managers, each making new promises that never materialized. Even weeks before the wedding, when we were trying to make final payment, we couldn't get a response. When I finally raised concerns with the newest manager, her response was, "I have like six brides all contacting me at once." With all due respect, that's not how you handle a time-sensitive, stressful situation for a bride and her family. To add to the confusion, their website still showed units available just days before our event--even though we had rented out the entire resort. The units themselves are not equipped as expected either--we had to go out and purchase basic items like dish towels, a dish scrubber, pot holders, and more. Their new lanai roof leaks and ruined a couple of the custom built items we thought were safely stored since it's a brand new structure. We unpacked the U-Haul when we got home and had cockroaches in a few of the things stored in the main house.

    Bungalows Key Largo

    Bungalows Key Largo

    (133 reviews)

    The Bungalows felt like a piece of Paradise. When you first…read morearrive, you are greeted by valet staff. Parking is free if you brought a car. We chose to rent and drive from the airport because we had a trip to Key West planned. It's about a 90 minute drive from the airport so, an Uber would have been pretty costly. The valet takes care of your luggage and places it on a golf cart while you check in. The check in process took about 10 min. The front desk staff wasn't super friendly but they weren't rude either. They are supposed to offer you a drink, but we were not offered one by our receptionist while the couple next to us were offered one. No biggie. One thing to note: when you book, 50% is due. Then the other 50% is due thirty days prior to your arrival if you switch your source of payment, they charge you 10%. That same card has do be used for gratuity or add ons. Keep this in mind when you plan. Also, they put a $100/day hold on your card when you check in. After check in, the valet takes you on a tour of the property and then brings you to your room. You'll want to have cash for gratuity for the valet. The Bungalows themselves are gorgeous and offer an outdoor area and outdoor shower. I don't think the beach view bungalows are worth the upgrade. After that, you're on your own for the most part. They schedule your dinner, but other than Bogie and Bacall, they are pretty flexible. Fish Tales is the main restaurant. They offer a four course meal. The food was great. I wouldn't say "amazing" but really well done. The service is impeccable. This is an all inclusive bur gratuity isn't included. This was annoying and probably my biggest complaint. At the end of your meal you are handed a check of all you consumed with a recommend range of gratuity. You put in what you want to leave and sign it and leave. The issue is, it's hard to keep track of how much you're spending. So if you're on a budget, that can be a problem. At night everyone gathers around the tiki bar to enjoy the entertainment. There is only one bad and it fills quickly. The bartenders are also filling drink orders for the pool, and in some situations, Sea Seniors next door. You can also order food at the tiki bar if you choose. It's basic bar food and pizza but quite delicious. There is live entertainment daily from 11-11. There was trivia one night, and karaoke another. But there were no real events offered. In the mornings everyone heads to Fishtales for breakfast. There is a good variety of choices, including a buffet. They do not change it up at all though. So it can get a little boring day after day. They also have a mimosa and bloody Mary self serve bar. Pro tip, bring your own yeti and take two plastic cups of minosa and some ice and put them in your yeti for the pool. There are no drinks served until 11 am at the pool which was pretty odd in my opinion. The tiki bar also doesn't open until 11. It was off season but I will say that the pool didn't really get busy. There are two pools. Ok is a zen pool with little cabana beds. It's more quiet there but the main pool was described as the party pool and he was really chill too. There are about 12 pairs of lounge chairs and umbrellas and two big cabanas with couches. It didn't seem like there would be enough but it ended up to be plenty. We w They have servers come around the pool but it takes quite a bit to get your drinks so pack your patience. They also give you a bill at the end with what you ordered and suggested gratuity. It was easy to forget and just leave so I hated this process. I would have rather been charged a daily gratuity to be split between the staff but that's not what they want to do. Bogie and Bacalls: you get a free night there if you stay for more than 4 days. If you don't it's $300 plus gratuity. This was their high end restaurant and it wand spectacular! You get a ton of food and premium drinks. Expect to tip about $100 here. There is an indoor bar/speakeasy called Hemingways. This is not included in your stay. It's premium cocktails and liquor. There is also the "Family Room" which is a giant indoor/outdoor game room. There are no servers there. If you have a yeti, you could grab a few drinks from the tiki bar and keep it cold. There is a huge TV so we were able to watch the USA game on it with a few other guests. I chose to get a massage. It's a beautiful area of the park but there's no way that 50 min massage was worth $300 + 22% gratuity. They offer water activities. No one was using them. There are some other ads ons but very few guests chose to do them. Overall this is a wonderful, very chill spot and I can see why many guest come back year after year. I wish there were more dining and bar options, and more events offered. The cost was pretty high for what they offer. But we had an amazing time and I'm so glad we did it!

    Great location from MIA Great rooms…read moreGreat food...try the burgers at Bogies Bar Great pool Wonderful drinks MOST of the staff was outstanding Our waiter from Bulgaria- outstanding The hostess/pool server wonderful Some of the staff are only interested in the tips. Their gratuity program is horrible During the day...some of the staff will ring the bell and not wait! I was sleeping Given the price per night...included the tips!

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    Azul Del Mar

    (53 reviews)

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    - Disappointing Stay, Misleading Photos, Poor Response from Management…read more My wife and I stayed in the La Palma Suite for her birthday getaway. We chose this property based on the photographs shown online and the overwhelmingly positive reviews. Unfortunately, our actual experience was very different. The biggest issue was that the room we received did not reflect the condition portrayed in the photos. While it appears the property may have been renovated years ago, much of what we found showed significant wear and deferred maintenance. Some of the issues we encountered included: * A bed that creaked loudly with virtually any movement, making it difficult to sleep. * Shower water that never became truly hot and had very low water pressure. * Mold or mildew buildup visible beneath the sink rim and inside the sink overflow opening. * Rust and corrosion on bathroom fixtures. * Upholstered furniture that was stained, worn, and damaged. * A closet door that would not properly close because it was off track. * Exterior areas that looked noticeably different from the photographs used in advertising. * General cleanliness and maintenance concerns throughout the suite. After reporting the bed issue, management acknowledged the problem and offered to move us to another room with a new mattress. We packed our belongings and prepared to move. However, before the move could occur, the replacement room was reassigned to another guest. We were later informed that because we had not responded quickly enough, the room was no longer available. What disappointed me most was not simply the condition of the room, but the lack of meaningful resolution after management recognized there was a problem. Once a room change was offered, I believe it should have been held until direct contact was made with the guest. To be fair, my wife and I still enjoyed our time in the Florida Keys and had a wonderful birthday celebration. The location is beautiful. However, the accommodations themselves did not meet the expectations created by the property's marketing photographs, and management's handling of the situation left us disappointed. I encourage future guests to look carefully at recent traveler photos and ask questions about the current condition of the specific room they are booking before making a reservation.

    What a beautiful property! We stayed there for 1 night before our trip to key west. I wish I booked…read morefor longer. It was very relaxing as they have their own beach with free kayaks and paddle boards. Next door is their sister suite that you can use the pool and bikes. It was very private. There are probably only 6 rooms max. My stay there I did not see one person. I will be going back! The price was amazing too!!

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