A must see while in Key West!…read more It's quiet, serene, beautiful place to just sit among lush garden and watch the sea. So many amazing views and benches available to sit and just relax. It's free, but they do request a donation that is voluntary! There was a kind woman sitting at the desk who gave us a map, and explained their history briefly. It's a beautiful place to stop in and visit, with their butterfly garden and orchid arbor stealing the show. Bathrooms were very clean as well.

This garden is also called "Key West Gardens at Fort West Martello", free entry, free street…read moreparking and run by volunteer, donation are welcome. It's a well maintain garden in the Martello Fort, the volunteer lady was very helpful and friendly. Pretty place with lot of orchid and a small butterfly garden, very relaxing walk and there are picnic tables and benches. Every corner of the garden is a beautiful spot for photographers

Great vibe in their lower backyard although I sat at a high top near the bar. Just had appetizers…read moreas nothing else jumped out to me. Pretzel was a standard and solid with the beer cheese. Wings were in a tangy bbq sauce. Mac and cheese with brisket was done well; could've used a crispy bake. Brisket didn't do it for me

The good: ambience, live music, service, setting were all excellent…read more Unfortunately, we went there for the food. Tried 2 of the three house beers - they were ok but kind of flat and not served as cold as I prefer. Our party got the swordfish special, seafood pasta, mahi mahi sandwich and a salad with blackened fish. For the most part the food was pretty good. The mahi mahi on the sandwich was overcooked and tough to eat, the bun was tasteless, too much mayo and a nearly 1" slice of red onion was too much. The meal came with a thimble of red cabbage slaw - should've gotten fries or a side salad instead - I took one bite and didn't like it - felt like a red cabbage garnish to clean my colon more than tasty cole slaw. For dessert we shared the key lime pie with Oreo crust. It seemed like they're trying to do too much - Oreo crust key lime pie would've been fine, but with strawberries, whipped cream and chocolate sauce it was confusing. Keep it simple - at a minimum remove the chocolate sauce - chocolate and lime is a strange combination. Overall, would eat here again, but for the price I'd expect better food.

Did not expect that the food would be as good as it was. The watermelon burrata salad with grilled…read moreshrimp was excellent. The tuna tartare with nachos were fresh and had the perfect blend of spice. The view is beachfront and the service is quick. I wish I could give it 4.5 stars.

This review is for the coffee shop…read more Rufat was amazing. My family... can be quite exhausting in demanding and unclear on what they want. Rufat was extremely patient. 15/10 customer service!!! Now for the drinks: Ice coffee Cafe con leche (Cuban espresso) with almond milk Latte Frozen mocha Tazo tea All the drinks were great and the price extremely reasonable. Location & ambiance is right near beachfront. Gorgeous views with plenty of seats Must try!

Perfect Key West Oasis! If you're looking for the best spot…read morein Key West, this is it. We just stayed at Pier House Resort & Spa and it was the highlight of our trip. The Room: Super clean, quiet, and spacious. Even though you're seconds away from the Duval Street madness, the room felt like a peaceful sanctuary. The Vibes: You have to check out the Chart Room bar inside the resort. It's tiny, historic, and full of that "Old Key West" character you just can't fake. The Location: Unbeatable. You're right on the water at the top of Duval. We walked everywhere, but having a Tesla charger on-site was a huge win for our car. The Service: Friendly and attentive staff across the board. Pro Tip: It's the perfect blend of luxury and local history. 10/10 would stay again!

This is a review of the customer service and not the property as we didn't make it due to the…read morewinter storm back in January which caused our flights to get canceled. My wife and I planned a trip down and up the Keys in January as I was to start chemo and radiation on February 5th. On the 4th we received an email from American that our flight from PHX to MIA was canceled. We immediately reached out to each hotel, car and activity group that we planned. Each activity group understood and refunded us. The car company penalized us for 1 day but refunded the other 7 days. The hotel in Islamorada and Key Largo both refunded us with the Islamorada charging us for one night but it was better than nothing. We didn't mess with the one in MIA because it was a cheap hotel and wasn't worth the hassle. The Pier House first asked us for proof of the cancellation which I forwarded the email that I received from American. Heard nothing back. Reached out again asking for a refund or that we'd even be willing to rebook in May once my treatment was over and a few weeks to heal up. Finally we heard back that they were denying the refund and wouldn't accommodate our request to reschedule "because your non-refundable hotel did not qualify for modification nor refund exception.". While I understand it was non-refundable, a level of understanding should have been given as this was beyond our control and we were willing to reschedule. Needless to say, that cost me nearly $2500 so I assure you that I won't be booking with them again. I just want to pass along the compassion that this hotel management has and I'd personally recommend looking at a different property.

This hotel is very close to Duval. Location is amazing with covered parking garage option for $15 a…read morenight. It offers nice breakfast. Very nice staff and comfortable option in downtown Key West

We loved staying here! We were here for a wedding and stayed for 4 nights in the Tamarind Room. The…read morewedding venue was small but so pretty. Love all the plants in the courtyards. The beds and rooms were very comfortable and clean. The included breakfast was delicious and had a lot of options. The staff were kind and helpful. It was on the more pricey side, but worth it in our opinion. A perfect location, right beside Duval Street!

This was a short but sweet stop in key west. We were looking for something to kill time and this…read morewas a good way to kill 30 minutes or so. They do let you come back all day, we didn't end up doing that but it was a nice option. I was amazed at the number of butterflies in this place! It is a pretty short walk through the inside but it was gorgeous with them flying everywhere. There was lots of information around for you to read up on. It was pretty crowded the day we went but there were a few seats you could stop at. It was pretty expensive but worth doing once.

It's a small conversation with 50-70 species. You get to walk through the whole place in 30 minutes…read morebut it was amazing and it even expensive. Some people had butterflies landed them. The flamingos were cute and very noisy. Surprisingly they had birds in the conservation- they were fruit and seed eating birds, no insects.

We came down to Key West for the week and hadn't originally planned to visit the museum. However,…read moreseveral friends recommended it, so we decided to go. I'm glad we did. The most striking thing, and something others have noted, is how low key everything feels. The structure, furnishings, and grounds are modest and very much middle class in character. Compared to how government operates today, the accommodations felt surprisingly austere. The exhibits and tour provide a fairly balanced view of Truman's presidency during that time. He seemed to have a more relaxed approach to the executive branch, often trading formal suits and ties for khakis and Hawaiian shirts. There are also reprints of newspaper clippings and political cartoons that don't always portray him or his administration in a positive light. To me, that made the experience feel more authentic, especially compared to the highly polished and carefully branded narratives often associated with modern political figures. Definitely worth the visit.

It's a cool spot if you're into American history, especially presidential…read more The house is beautiful and the grounds well kept. There is a presidential car also on site. Many placards, images and memorabilia to read, see and learn.

Beautiful but small resort in Key West. Got the double balcony ocean front room and it's totally…read moreworth the money to see the water view and the spectacular sunset. Great central location that we technically didn't need a car. The beach was tiny but the water was crystal clear. We booked the jet ski at the resort toi and that was super convenient. We'll definitely come back the next time we're in Key West. One of my most favorite beach front rooms for sure.

Agree with the overall ratings online for the Hyatt Centric, Key West. Nice hotel with nice rooms,…read moreoverall good accommodations. Staff were very friendly, helpful, provided prompt service. Nice pool area, with a bar next-door serving decent food. There are a few small pools where they keep rescued freshwater turtles, which are fun to feed! Location right next to the marina is very good, and allows easy access throughout Key West on foot. We enjoyed our stay there, and would go back!

Another beautifully preserved historic property as well as extensive lush gardens. We passed by…read morethe property daily during our brief visit to the keys and admired the well maintained tropical gardens visible from the pathway.

Lovely. Dedicated staff. An unexpected treat in Key West (which turns out to be a thoroughly…read morelikeable town despite the rumor and innuendo). An easy place to have a very nice time.

We were searching for a fun craft cocktail bar on our pub crawl and we were lucky enough to get a…read moreseat at the bar at General horse play, probably because we went early. The vibe here is cocktail den, cozy, intimate, dark. It's like a sexy little vixen in the cocktail world with an air of mystery. The menu was very creative, I mean unique combos with premium spirits including absinthe and the bartender was helpful in that she would suggest a drink based upon spirits & profile you prefer. We each had a cocktail and Ithey were both delicious. We tried the I pity a fool, which is Jamison whiskey, peach, lemon, and black pepper. Also, El Cuerno de Aire , an Espadin Mezcal, lemon, and blackberry combo. Yum, Next time I'm in Key West I am definitely coming back here. Don't miss out on this one.

Great bar and cool ambiance. They have a lot of inventive cocktails and serve absinthe as well…read more Love their upstairs speakeasy, hinote. They also do live music on the back patio with is more of a dive.