Key West Hotel Guide - Fort East Martello Museum and Gallery hotels in Key West, United States of America.

"The breakfast was delicious. The hot tub was warrmer than I would have liked but was enjoyable. The staff was bery helpful and always friendly. I truly enjoyed relaxing and swimming in the pool the most."

"Best hotel to stay in Keywest. Clean room and excellent facilities."

"Pool tiny and they let allow daily passes allowing a million little kids on weekends. The beach across the street was a cesspool."

"please call me 330 221 1855"

"Everything was very nice except the elevator smells like paint or some chemicals hopefully it’s just a little thing and will be gone before our next stay 💙"

"Room was clean, quiet and comfortable. The green space was blocked off for our entire stay. And there was often someone operating a very loud leaf blower during the day. We also had difficulty leveraging the shuttle. It was often full and only ran on the hour so we ended up using Uber quite a bit. But the pool areas were very nice and the staff were friendly and overall we enjoyed our stay."

"Bacon was not fresh. Tub was not draining, maintenance fixed quickly. Water left on floor. Check in attendant didn’t tell me my room was on 1st floor although rm # started with completely different number. With two suitcases in the heat, the floor # was important. "

"Had a wonderful stay here, perfect for two couples traveling. The complex was clean and safe and they provided a free shuttle to Old Town Key West which was a huge savings since we didn't need to pay for parking or Uber. I would be happy to stay here again for my next visit!"

"Dear Double Tree, This was our first trip to Key West and our first experience with a Hilton resort. You met and exceeded any expectations that we could have had. The friendliness, helpfulness and professionalism of each member of your staff was outstanding. The facility was immaculate and well maintained. Your shuttle services to and from the airport were very welcome for new comers and shuttle to town was very useful. Many thanks, Jim and Cheryl Thomas"