From Key West to Islamorada, the best hotels in the Florida Keys highlight the unique discoveries that can be found in this tropical stretch of the American shoreline.
All-inclusive, adults-only luxury resort, Bungalows Key Largo, opened on the Northernmost island of the Florida Keys.
Opening as the first-ever all-inclusive in the Keys and located just 63 miles south of Miami, the upscale, boutique, waterfront resort features 135 private bungalows dotted across the property’s 12 acres. Organic textures, soothing tropical hues and all-natural materials complement the bohemian expression of Key Largo’s relaxed cabana lifestyle.
The expansive, adults-only oasis is nestled within a botanical garden edged by the ocean and flanked by the Intracoastal Waterway and Everglades National Park.
Immersed in timeless island-elegance under thatch roofing, Bungalows Key Largo boasts three dining experiences: Bogie & Bacall’s for multi-course fine dining and wine pairings, the beachside Sea Señor for Mexican fare under cooling coconut trees and resort-casual seafood restaurant, Fish Tales, inspired by the vibrancy of Capri in Italy. For those laying by t
Best for: Couples, adults
On-site amenities: Restaurant, pool, indoor/outdoor gym
Pros: The hotel has a picturesque aesthetic and a trendy pool that hosts celebrity DJs on the weekends.
Cons: The standard Queen room can seem small (180 square feet), and on weekends, the pool turns into a day club with a cover fee (even for guests).
Peep the guestlist for the Goodtime Hotel s grand opening on Miami Beach this past spring: Kim Kardashian, David and Victoria Beckham, Future, and Maluma. Sure, the property is totally chic, but getting this sort of star power in attendance may have had something to do with the fact that Pharrell is one of the hotel s owners. For the singer-songwriter s first venture into the hotel business, he teamed up with Miami nightlife and hospitality mogul David Grutman to ensure its success.