Best Key Largo Spa Hotels

This was our second stay at this location. As we drove up to park, we could see signs that re-modeling efforts were currently underway. While the hotel shows signs of many guests, it does so gracefully. Our room was updated with new paint and accommodations. We enjoyed the many activities nearby and not having to drive to other locations. Having breakfast overlooking the harbor, watching the fishing charters idle by was a pleasant start to the day. We enjoyed the pool and having the restaurant right by, they even delivered to guests at the pool side. I spoke with Laura at the front desk, and she was very helpful in answering all our questions. The staff were very friendly and as we walked by, they all greeted us with a smile and ”Good Morning”. Laura made us feel welcomed and asked if there was anything we needed, to contact her. Thanks to all the staff and we will return in the future.

Great location and good facilities. Staff really friendly and helpful and nothing is too much trouble. Rick the GM runs a really good hotel here. In places the hotel is a little dated but it’s made up by the staff and facilities. Whilst we were staying they popped a letter to us apologising that they needed to do a small repair to the patio doors and made sure it was a convenient time to do it and gave us a breakfast vouchers for the troubles. Can’t wait to stay again.

Located in Key Largo, The Pelican Key Largo Cottages is on the waterfront, a 1-minute drive from Jimmy Johnson's Big Chill and 7 minutes from John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park. This beach hotel is 7 mi (11.2 km) from Florida Keys Visitor Center and 9.7 mi (15.6 km) from Key Largo Hammocks State Botanical Site.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a private beach or take in the view from a terrace and a garden. This hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and wedding services.Featured amenities include a computer station, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and multilingual staff. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 35 individually furnished guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers. Conveniences include coffee/tea makers and ceiling fans, and housekeeping is provided daily.

The swimming pool is small.

For $200 a night, I had a room that was no more than 500 feet off of A1A,... talk about hearing the cars, trucks & motorcycles go by... The room: while it was clean, sure is not up to date! There was duct tape in at least 2 locations in the bathroom; the bathroom light was an outdoor porch fixture (just without a yellow bug light); the bathroom door opened right into the room door; the gap between the floor and the door jam of the room door was ridiculous (could be used as a bright night light) - had to place towels along the bottom & hang one from the side to try & block out the light and some of the road noise; the air conditioning unit turned on every 2-7 minutes, ran for 1-10 minutes, pretty noisy; the fridge (which I didn't find until Friday night/Saturday morning when all of a sudden a very audible noise started and woke me up - had to turn it off), was hidden in the fake dresser drawers; the vanity mirror reminded me of one of those mirrors you see at a carnival (distorted); there were chipped floor tiles throughout the room; the gentleman at the front desk when I checked in was not what you would call overly friendly; Housekeeping did come in and make the bed and bring new towels and toiletries; there was a free ”continental breakfast” served both mornings (coffee & tea, bottled juice, packaged Danish, single serve yogurts, oranges); bed was comfortable; but the pillows were made for kids (maybe 2-feet in length - at least there were 4 of them so you could pile them together); and what's with short-sheeting the bed? I made my reservation and payment to Trip.com, but when I checked in the guy said I had to answer some Expedia questions!?

In reality a motel, of course quality, clean and new, but at $235 it's expensive (well ok we're on the keys) With a direct view of the overseas1, but you can't hear the traffic. As the OHwy1 on Key Largo is almost a commercial area for 50km, all the shops are nearby. Except if it is already dark and you want to see the landscapes (recommended) up to Key West, the question is why sleep in Key Largo, although mythically known?