Nestled over the water with stunning ocean views, this elegant spa resort combines a serene atmosphere with friendly service, perfect for a relaxing getaway.
"A quaint, historic, and beachy spot just steps away from all the action." - Amber Love Bond
"Another Key West icon, Pier House made its name in the '70s as a haven for the creative set. Today, it's a sprawling resort right on the water, with plenty of activities, an excellent spa, and great dining options (including the bar where Jimmy Buffet had his first gig). Some rooms have that Old Florida classic décor—think plenty of rattan—but suites have patios or balconies, making them ideal for enjoying a Key West sunset. Beds and amenities are nice, too. Pier House is in the middle of it all, but once you're facing the ocean, you'll forget all about the hullabaloo on Duval Street." - Paul Rubio, Nancy DePalma
"Give us an overview of this place.A Key West icon, Pier House made its name in the '70s as a haven for the creative set. Today, it's a sprawling resort right on the water, with plenty of activities, great dining options, and an excellent spa. Tell us all about the accommodations. Any tips on what to book?Some rooms have that Old Florida classic décor—think plenty of rattan—but suites have patios or balconies, making them ideal for enjoying a Key West sunset. Beds and amenities are nice, too. Is there a charge for Wi-Fi?The Wi-Fi is included in the $40 daily resort fee. Drinking and dining—what are we looking at?One Duval, one of three onsite options, is famous for its upscale ambience. Chart Room, the late-night bar, is where Jimmy Buffett had his first gig. Just don’t wear a tie in this notoriously laidback spot; the ceiling is lined with ones swiped from the necks of overdressed patrons. And the service? Impeccable. What types of travelers will you find here?You'd be hard-pressed to find a better location in a more relaxing setting. Pier House is in the middle of it all, but once you're facing the ocean, you'll forget all about the hullabaloo on Duval Street. Is there anything you'd change?Rooms are due for a thorough face-lift. Bottom line: Worth it? Why?This is a Key West mainstay with great dining and good service, but don't come expecting Architectural Digest-worthy rooms." - Laura Ratliff
"Set at the end of Duval Street, near Sunset Pier and Mallory Square, Pier House takes advantage of its waterfront address with three tiers of balconies and a pocket-sized stretch of private beach. Its location means guests are within walking distance of all of Old Town’s highlights, from the Clinton Square Market to the Harry S. Truman Little White House. Many come to follow in the footsteps of the mayor of Margaritaville himself, Jimmy Buffet, who played his first gig in town in the hotel’s now infamous Chart Room Bar. Order a rum runner, then head to the heated outdoor pool; though it’s on the small side, it has sweet views to Key West Bight. After an adventure-packed day, the rooms and suites offer low-key comfort, decorated with traditional furniture and local art and overlooking the ocean or tropical gardens and koi ponds. Equally serene is the full-service spa,one of the few on Key West."
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