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"The room was clean and fine enough. The outdoor area was common and offered no privacy. For some reason, there were 4 pools - but they were all very small and right next to each other, so I didn't understand the purpose. Would have preferred just one larger pool. During my stay there were a large number of European guests who had no regard for the people around them, often being loud and obnoxious. The pools close at sunset. Too early in my opinion. The one restaurant is basically just an outdoor bar with typical bar foods - overpriced and underwhelming. The property is surrounded entirely by a white picket fence and large hedges, making the property feel claustrophobic. Overall, it was fine. But I wouldn't stay again."

"Great rooms"

"Very nice "

"Awful"

"The property was beautiful. Though we didn't get a chance to use the pools they were very nice looking. Would definitely stay here again"

"Rooms are great. Whoever designed them has a clue. Gave off a good vibe. Not like your average hotel. Cool painted back drop and good photographic art on the wall. It really makes a difference. Nice big modern TV. Binge watched paranormal shows the whole of the first day, it was that good. Pool is quite shallow but it's ok if you don't want to swim around in it. Free shuttle to the old town. There are annoyingly loud roosters all over Key West but if you enjoy a C**k a Doodle Doo at 4, 5, 6, or 7 am, and the rest of the day, you'll love it. It's a cool place to stay."

"Enjoy hotel nextdoor"

"Giant property. Beautiful. Room and grounds well kept. Oddly, the staff was consistently vague with directions or answering questions. Laungage barriers or simple laziness? A mix of both. However, I would recommend this beautiful and expansive property."

"The hidden resort fees were absolutely ridiculous! $40 a day, plus $5 a day plus $150 coverage without any explanation. This property is located directly next to the airport and they do not provide a shuttle service to pick you up. We used Uber for everything, another extra expense. ( The Hampton Inn next door had a shuttle that went everywhere)"