Beach hotels in Florida, United States

First hotel room we were given was dirty. Once we spoke to front desk they were accommodating and moved us to a junior suite. Only issue was one elevator was down so would have to wait 10 minutes for an elevator.

Our family stayed at this hotel for three nights during the World Cup. The location is super convenient, with the beach right past the pool, and there's a 24-hour supermarket just outside the hotel. On arrival, the front desk upgraded us to a twin room with a partial sea view. The view of the sea from the balcony was nice, but the other directions were quite messy. There's also a compressor downstairs that hums, but it's fine once you close the balcony door. Breakfast goes until 12 PM, which was perfect for us, although the variety wasn't huge. For drinks, they only had orange juice and water; coffee was extra, but the fruit was good.

Others are okay, that is, before the check-in, all the occupants must be over 21 years of age, not the same as those offered on Ctrip, because this incident has been dragged for a long time to stay, and the traces of Ctrip staff have been helping!

Perfect location, great service. The hotel has its own session on the beach and some services are free.

Very good resort hotel, the capsule coffee in the room is very good, impressed by the coffee star. The service staff at the entrance of the hotel is also super extra points. Every time I go in and out, I always greet you warmly to find various topics and talk to you. I feel at home.

The lobby is freezing cold. The staffs are friendly. The check-in wait time was about 20 minutes because there was only one front desk staff and the group before us spent too much time. The room is decent and clean. Love the balcony and direct access to the beach. The pool is kinda small, but they have two pools.

The hotel is good for the amount we are paying. We definitely would come again. Convenient to the beach

I really like the hotel, this is the 4th time I have booked there and for a wedding anniversary I didn't hesitate to do so.

Great place to stay for escape room lovers… Check-in closes at 9pm, and staff clock out. There isn’t a 24hours reception desk, so if you’re driving down be sure to leave plenty of time and get in contact so that you receive your late check-in instructions, unlike us. We arrived at 10pm, to a locked gate, with no idea what the code to get in was, and as we do not have US phones, were unable to call the staff. A guest kindly let us into the resort, and there is a phone on top of a mail box with an out of hours number. After calling, staff were able to talk us through how to get our keys, but the series of steps definitely made it feel like an escape room. Room: Small and compact room. This hotel is laid out like a series of small cabin style huts. To be fair it had all the essentials, and was clean. The sink was in the room separate from the toilet and shower which was a bit strange. All amenities provided. Unfortunately, the AC unit is very loud, but there is also a fan, which is quieter, and tolerable to have on when sleeping. It is hard to sleep with the AC on. Staff were very pleasant and accommodating. Free drinks on check in and check out, no nasty surprises with the resort fee, which is $21.50. Breakfast options were limited, consisting of fruit (melon and pineapple), mini-pastries, granola yoghurt pots and waffles. Instant coffee in flasks. Waffles were made fresh by the staff. Plenty of cats were roaming around the resort. Extras: Only a small car park was available, with about 6 spaces. It costs $30 to park here overnight, but there is street parking available outside for $6/hr between 8am-10pm. You can hire bikes to explore Key West for $15 per day. Location: Very lively location, best location, right in the heart of all the shops, bars and cafes, walking distance to all the attractions.