Location: Key Largo Bed and Breakfast Inns
Top Hotels in Key Largo Bed and Breakfast Inns
9 Top-Rated Bed and Breakfast Inns in Key Largo, Florida Keys, Florida
Just a few minutes' drive but a world away from the mainland, Key Largo has been the setting of movies, the home to abundant wildlife and a favorite destination for scuba diving. Lush flora and lively fauna abound in the Dagny Johnson Key Largo Hammock Botanical State Park, John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park and Everglades National Park. Underwater, the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary teems with life while the American Crocodile thrives at Crocodile Lake National Wildlife Refuge.
Things to do in Key Largo
1. Amoray Resort
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1500 reviews
Set on Blackwater Sound, this laid-back dive resort is 2 miles from the snorkeling and boat tours at the John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park. Casual accommodations range from unfussy rooms with colorful decor, to airy apartments with porches and hammocks overlooking the water. All have TVs, fridges and microwaves; some include kitchens and dining tables. Snorkeling gear and equipment storage are complimentary. Amenities include an outdoor pool, a sun deck, and a beach area. Scuba diving, snorkeling, kayaking and reef fishing are offered for a fee.
A First Class Affordable Dive Resort
Reviewed By reefshark47We stayed in an updated 1 bedroom apt at the resort. Everything was new and clean, I only wish there were more tables in the place, apt #4, it had ONLY 1 small dining table. But the AC was awesome and kitchen amenities perfect. We enjoyed cocktails by the pool and sunsets on the resort's beach. Extremely friendly resort and dive staff, Shout out to the boat crews, they were awesome. We're already talking about returning there. Late May was a tricky month to go for diving, a weather system eliminated a couple of our dive days, but glad to know Amoray played it safe with the dive conditions.
2. Kona Kai Resort, Gallery & Botanic Garden
Overall Ratings
5 based on 608 reviews
Owned and operated by the same family since 1991 and a "Fodor’s Choice" selection since 2009, Kona Kai is a magical hideaway, teeming with the natural beauty of old Key Largo and hand polished into one of the most exclusive resorts in the Florida Keys. With all new accommodations in 2013, Kona Kai is reserved for adults. Offering highly praised personalized concierge service, Kona Kai is regularly recommended by leading travel publications and websites. Since the 2011 addition of "The Botanic Gardens at Kona Kai," registered guests enjoy our gardens day and night! Kona Kai is a classic Keys experience; the perfect alternative if you're seeking to avoid the crowds and formality of a big resort.
A Gem In Key Largo
Reviewed By 375kristylMy husband and I visited Kona Kai while Key hopping for our 25th wedding anniversary in May. This is the cutest little resort ever and the staff is the friendliest we've encountered. They are so kind and gave us lots of suggestions for restaurants and made our reservations for us. The resort is quiet and tranquil. The garden is beautiful and beach is private. The pool is small, but nice and there are shady areas to relax in. Grab a book and read in the hammock on the beach. Rooms are like small apartments with a living area and full kitchen. This worked great for us as he's a morning person and I'm a night owl. Highly recommend doing a jet sky tour while you're there. The island is beautiful and by water is a great way to take it all in. If you are looking for a quaint little resort with super friendly staff, Kona Kai is the place for you.
3. The Pelican Key Largo Cottages
Overall Ratings
4 based on 923 reviews
All 32 of The Pelican's clean and quiet cottage rooms offer different options for relaxing and enjoying all that the Florida Keys has to offer. From experiencing the unique, laid-back bayfront atmosphere, to trying your hand at world-class sportfishing, diving and snorkeling , you are sure to find an activity that suits your tastes. And if that sounds too active, head to our small bayfront beach, where you can enjoy glorious sunsets, gentle breezes, a nap in a hammock or watch manatees and dolphins play.
Florida Nostalgia
Reviewed By GJtravel_11Florida nostalgia without the mildew smell! We stayed in the Dolphin and greatly appreciated the water view and the supper clean room. We’ve been visiting south Florida for 30 years and this place is a great mix of comfort with “years gone by.” If you want a typical hotel experience, go somewhere else. Also, if you want to bicker about a clearly outlined cancellation policy, go somewhere else. If you want personal/on the water, old school Florida, this is it. By example, when we missed our opportunity to take pictures of the sunset, Rick at the front desk sent us some of his professional level photos to remember it by.
4. Sunset Cove Beach Resort
Overall Ratings
4 based on 624 reviews
Affordable Location. Premier Destination. Sunset Cove Beach Resort is a casual vacation oasis nestled on the water on Sunset Cove on Florida Bay. Welcoming to families as well as couples, singles and dive groups, our historic “Old Key Largo-style” resort is located at Mile Marker 99.3 in Historic Key Largo, Florida Keys. We are popular with couples and families seeking a casual, friendly Key Largo vacation destination. Our cottages are cozy, and all are close to the water; some are waterfront. For the traveler seeking a throwback we have funky RV accommodations. For divers we offer a cool “Divers’ Den” designed with their unique accommodation needs in mind. Water activities abound. Our island location is ideal for water lovers visiting the Keys to swim, dive, snorkel, fish, kayak, SUP or just float the afternoon away in our clear turquoise waters. Let us welcome you to paradise. We offer comfortable hospitality; we invite you to settle in to our resort and “Just be in Key Largo.”
Short visit for relaxation, great spot!
Reviewed By Ronald HVery nice place to relax. I was in the Hidesway cabin and it was perfect for me. The resort was centrally located and easy to find. The grounds were immaculate. The cabin had everything I needed and was also spotless and kept clean. Breakfast items were available every day and included in the price. Restaurants were located within walking distance. Had a beach area but mainly just to step in and cool off your feet. A dock was their also with chairs so you could relax, read, or just gaze at the sunset and view the boats. Would go back again.
5. Rock Reef Resort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 732 reviews
Finding an ideal family-friendly bed and breakfast in Key Largo does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Rock Reef Resort, a nice option for travelers like you. Guest rooms offer amenities such as a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and air conditioning, and guests can go online with free wifi offered by the bed and breakfast. The property also features a pool to make your visit even more pleasant. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. For those interested in checking out Stephen Frink Photographic (2.7 mi) while visiting Key Largo, Rock Reef Hotel is a short distance away. While in Key Largo be sure to experience local burritos favorites at Harriette's Restaurant, The Key Largo Conch House Restaurant & Coffee Bar, or Doc's Diner. Best of all, Rock Reef Hotel makes it easy to experience some great Key Largo attractions like key Largo Art Gallery, which is a popular art gallery. Rock Reef Resort puts the best of Key Largo at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
Do NOT make a reservation here if you plans are going to change
Reviewed By paulahY9940OEI booked 2 nights at the Rock Reef Resort in Key Largo. Unfortunately I had to change the first date and the second date in March was nearly $200 more expensive. My grandson became ill while we were in Florida and we had to return to Wisconsin early. When I contacted the manager about a possible refund of some sort I was told to provide a Dr. note and email them after many phone calls. Despite my pleas they are not going to give me a refund of any sorts despite doing everything they requested. This has been a very disappointing experience through both booking.com and the resort. I will not recommend them if they cannot help with uncontrollable circumstances. I did note that the the confirmation said no refunds but I did not have any problem getting a refund in situations of sickness...especially of an 11 year old grandson. The other places we planned to visit were all very understanding and produced immediate refunds.
6. Gilbert's Resort
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 537 reviews
See why so many travelers make Gilbert's Resort their bed and breakfast of choice when visiting Key Largo. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a budget friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. You’ll enjoy relaxing rooms that offer a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and air conditioning, and you can stay connected during your stay as Gilbert's Resort offers guests free wifi. Plus, Gilbert`s Hotel offers free breakfast and access to private beach & a pool, providing a pleasant respite from your busy day. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. Key Largo has plenty of seafood restaurants. Gilberts's Tiki Bar is one of them. So when you’re here, be sure to check it out. If you are interested in exploring Key Largo, check out one of the reefs, such as Grecian Rocks and Key Largo Undersea Park. At Gilbert's Resort, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Key Largo.
Not what I was promised
Reviewed By PeteGIIICame off season and was not told that when I booked. I was charged full price. Most of the activities were not available. Every other guest pay off season rate. Was not even offer the difference. I work in the hotel industry and this was the worst service ever.
7. Drift Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 154 reviews
A Key Largo hideaway purpose-built for eco-adventurers, explorers, and weekend escape artists, Drift captures the soulful, laid-back spirit of the Florida Keys.
Outstanding hotel in Key Largo!
Reviewed By Tamara AAbsolutely amazing conversion of a classic motel into a modern hotel with great staff and amenities. Our room was comfortable, well decorated, and exceptionally clean. We met two staff who were both kind, knowledgeable, and had great personalities. The property is full of wildlife, from iguanas and squirrels on land to barracuda, nurse sharks, needle fish and lots of tropical fish just off the hotel pier. Snorkeling and stand up paddle boarding are right off the hotel pier, included with the stay, and exceptional. We will definitely be back!
8. Azul Del Mar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
As you enter the grounds of Azul del Mar Key Largo, you are greeted by a lush paradise with sweeping lawns that melt right into the water. Shafts of sunlight streak through the green canopy, a soothing, natural light that dances around the shaded gardens. And just beyond the tall mahoganies and gumbo limbos is an impressive art deco villa, divided into six elegant guest suites.
Disappointing stay.
Reviewed By Experience634705Strange accommodations, safety a concern. On first floor and only a sliding door to enter and leave. It was like sleeping in a basement. Needed work. Bath tub shower, slippery floors when wet. Floors cracked, walls cracked. No pool or beach on premises. Could use a pool to sister hotel next lot, walk on gravel path Resort photos deceiving. Would not book again.
9. Bahia Bay Resort
Overall Ratings
1 based on 1 reviews
Deplorable service at front desk / reservations
Reviewed By 471andreivThis part of a letter I wrote to the general manager about the deplorable staff at this luxury resort (nightly lowest price $499): Sir / Madam; I called your hotel to see why I still have the reservation made and then cancelled through Booking.com few days ago. Julio at the front desk answered the phone (without introducing himself). I told him that the reservation he found was not a valid one but he insisted on a rather arrogant tone that the reservation was valid and I needed to cancel it through Booking.com. Looking in another database at my insistance he found out that the reservation had been indeed cancelled. Both his tone, demeanor and his lack of knowledge was frustrating. It was not at all what I would have expected from a service representative working the front desk at a luxury establishment. I asked to talk with a manager and be transferred to that person. Instead, he hung up unceremoniously. I know that the hospitality industry suffers of a shortage of labor. However, I am under the impression that Julio does not have the demeanor, impuls control and skills to work with the public. So much less to be the front desk person at Bahia Bay Hotel. Regards, Andrei Vermont
