Ocean Key Resort & Spa
Resort hotel · Key West ·
Waterfront resort with tropical decor, balconies, and sunset views
Waterfront resort with tropical decor, balconies, and sunset views
"During hurricane season, this Key West property eases booking worries with Sensible Weather’s add-on Weather Guarantee: guests can opt in at reservation and receive automatic, prompt reimbursement for days affected by covered inclement weather. The program has already reimbursed Ocean Key guests for more than 700 combined days—without adding workload for hotel staff—helping travelers feel confident about planning a getaway even when the forecast is uncertain." - CNT Editors
"Ocean Key Resort & Spa is presented as a quaint, historic, beachy place to stay that keeps you close to the island’s action." - Amber Love Bond
"If Tommy Bahama designed a resort, it would look like Ocean Key. It has an air of nostalgia about it, almost if Hemingway himself could be posted up at the bar. Rooms and suites feature pastel-hued walls, cheery floral and striped fabrics, and colorful rugs: In short, it’s tropical island vacation décor to a tee and done with an elegant touch. Balconies overlook the Gulf of Mexico or Duval Street, adding to the sense of place. Eating and drinking are two important elements to an Ocean Key stay, too. At the property’s colorful and colossal, 4000 square foot Sunset Pier, enjoy live music, far too many cocktails, and of course, epic sunsets, thanks to the pier’s unobstructed water views. Additionally, restaurant Hot Tin Roof is a top table in the Keys, lauded for an innovative, seafood-centric menu with dishes like seared scallops and colossal shrimp in almond mole and plantain crusted swordfish with roasted corn salsa and tequila poblano sauce. Both are worth the visit, even if not staying at Ocean Key." - Paul Rubio, Nancy DePalma
"Why book? Two words: Sunset Pier. It’s the place everyone comes to witness the sunset, and Ocean Key looks out over it. Set the scene If Tommy Bahama designed a resort, it would look like Ocean Key. It has an air of nostalgia about it, almost if Hemingway himself could be posted up at the bar. The lively location makes it a natural choice for couples. The rooms You are definitely not in New York City in these rooms and suites, with pastel-hued walls, cheery floral and striped fabrics, and colorful rugs. It’s tropical island vacation décor to a tee, and done with an elegant touch. Balconies look out over the Gulf of Mexico or Duval Street, adding to the sense of place. Food and drink Hot Tin Roof is open all day but shines at dinner, where Key West’s famed sunsets take center stage. Poolside cocktails and snacks are available at Liquid, but the Sunset Pier is a draw for all visitors to Key West. The spa Balinese influences blend with local flair at SpaTerre, where the treatment menu overflows with enticing options (there are ten different types of massages alone). Body scrubs, facials, and nail care round out the comprehensive offerings. The neighborhood/area Live music and crowds define this area. If you like being in the center of it all, it doesn’t get much better. The service Staff is quick to help you with ideas for things to do. Accessibility Yes Anything left to mention? Slushy frozen drinks and sunsets on the Pier are classic Key West and it’s right outside your door here." - Nancy DePalma
"This 2022 World’s Best Award-winning resort has an enviable location right on the water at the tippy-top of Duval Street, giving guests incredible views of the Gulf of Mexico and easy-as-pie access to the vibrancy of Key West’s main action. Ocean Key Resort & Spa has 100 rooms starting out at 300 square feet and features bright and boisterous contemporary decor, tiled floors, teak wood accents, private balconies, minibars, and stone bathrooms." - Travel + Leisure Editors