Parrot Key Hotel & Villas
Florida · United States
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Character and identity
Set on the Gulf side of Key West a few miles from the Historic Old Town, Parrot Key is a recently refreshed resort spread across lushly landscaped grounds with four pools, ensuring lounger competition is never an issue. The 148 rooms, suites, and villas all face either the gardens or the water, with no compromised aspects in the inventory. Interiors run to neutral grays and tans with plenty of natural light, finished with L'Occitane amenities. Dining is limited to the casual Grove Kitchen & Bar, which handles wraps, pizza, and burgers. The register is relaxed and unfussy rather than polished resort formality.
Who's it for
Best for:
Couples wanting a calm, well-priced Keys base with garden or Gulf views, plenty of pool space, and easy shuttle access to Smathers Beach Club (included in the resort fee for up to four). Families fit too, but the overall mood leans adult and low-key. Good for travellers happy to taxi into Old Town for dinner.
Should look elsewhere:
Anyone wanting on-property fine dining, a buzzy walkable location, or a true beachfront stay should look further. The immediate surroundings (a Walgreens and Home Depot parking lot next door) are unscenic, and Grove Kitchen is convenience cooking, not a destination.
Bottom line
The appeal here is value: a properly renovated Keys resort with strong rooms and four pools at a sensible nightly rate, with the caveat that you'll be leaving the property for serious meals and the neighbourhood is workaday. Book it if you want a comfortable, couples-leaning base and don't mind a short ride into Old Town; an entry-level room at 375 square feet is already a generous starting point.
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What this place offers
- Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi in public areas
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Table service
- Room service
- Breakfast
- Smoke-free property
- Credit cards
- Debit cards
