Hidden at the quiet end of Elizabeth Street, Key West Harbor Inn blends Old Town Key West history with modern indulgence just steps from the Historic Key West Seaport boardwalk and two blocks from lively Duval Street. Housed in an 1850 Bahamian-built mansion—now surrounded by a tropical garden oasis—this adult-only retreat invites travelers to unwind beneath whispering palms while remaining close to the island’s celebrated nightlife, dining, and waterfront excursions.
Guestrooms and suites showcase bamboo ceilings, rich woods, and French doors that open onto private verandas overlooking lush foliage, the shimmering pool, or the harbor itself. Choices range from poolside queen suites such as Antigua and Martinique to the show-stopping Harbor View Suite with a secluded entrance and sweeping sunset panoramas. Carriage House hideaways like Jamaica and Cuba offer extra privacy, while ADA-compliant St. Martin ensures accessible comfort. Every room features crisp cotton linens, complimentary Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, safes, and mini-refrigerators; select suites add wet bars and seating areas for an elevated stay.
Beyond the guestroom doors, relaxation reigns. A heated and cooled pool anchors the courtyard, flanked by spacious sun decks and lantern-lit pathways through flowering gardens. Each afternoon, a complimentary happy hour encourages guests to toast the day’s adventures before wandering to nearby galleries or chartering a sunset sail. On-site bike rentals make exploring pastel streets effortless, and attentive staff curate sport-fishing charters, reef dives, or culinary tours for those seeking island thrills.
For extended escapes, the inn’s vacation condos provide full kitchens, living areas, and one- or two-bedroom layouts tucked within the same verdant grounds—perfect for families or friends craving extra space without sacrificing location.
From its storied 19th-century origins to its present-day reputation as a romantic getaway on the harbor, Key West Harbor Inn delivers intimate luxury, heritage charm, and an irresistible slice of paradise visitors often find impossible to leave.
