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When you take a Key West trip out of town, it is easy to decide on a chain you are familiar with, or a modern hotel. You may be used to your room having all the familiar amenities. But sometimes opting to stay in a more unique hotel can elevate your holiday. A stay in a Key West historic hotel still offers you with a well-appointed room that is also teeming with personality. Furthermore, it allows you to immerse yourself in Key West's history.
As soon as you walk through the reception area of your Key West hotel, you'll be whisked back in time. With their old-world charm and marvelous back stories, you'll love how these historic hotels stand apart from their modern counterparts. Although these accommodations may be older, they have most of the up-to-date comforts that allow you to keep in touch or relax on your vacation. You will find your room outfitted with a comfortable bed, and just about anything else you'll need for a wonderful stay.
After you've spent time appreciating your hotel, you can tour the art galleries and well-known landmarks to take in more of the area's culture. If you are a history buff, then you picked the right place. Key West has 4 historical buildings and sites in the area. After checking out places like HA. 19 (Japanese Midget Submarine), INGHAM (USCGC), and Ernest Hemingway House you'll be able to pen your own history book on Key West. If you have time, then squeeze in a visit to Fort Zachary Taylor. Looking for more things to do in Key West? You can see what fellow guests found worth a visit in our review section. You'll find 15599 tips in our comment section on more areas to visit, great spots to eat, and what they enjoyed most about their visit.
If you want to get the most out of your Key West visit, a stay in one of these vintage hotels will elevate your time spent in this historically-rich city. With Expedia having 1777 of these one-of-a-kind hotels to select from. Rates on these Key West historic hotels range from $94 to $377. You are bound to find at a great rate. However, like the past civilizations you're examining, these deals won't last indefinitely. Reserve soon to get your room in one of these historic properties.
