Heron House Court Review

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Heron House Court

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Fodor's Review:

Formerly called Fleur de Key Guesthouse, this circa-1900 inn provides everyone with a warm welcome. Its Conch-style architecture harks back to the property's origins as a boardinghouse and cigar-makers' cottages. Standard rooms in the main house are small, so opt for a superior room, slightly more expensive but a great deal larger. Airy, bright rooms have tiled floors and a complementary mix of antiques and reproductions, and are tastefully decorated in tropical colors. The guest rooms are nicer than the public areas, which include a pool and weathered deck. Pros: complimentary weekend wine hours; fluffy bathrobes. Cons: faces noisy Eaton Street; owner's suite smells musty.

  • Hotel Details: 2 suites, 14 rooms
  • In-room: refrigerator, Wi-Fi.
  • In-hotel: pool, no kids under 21.
  • Rate includes: Continental breakfast
  • Credit Cards: AE, D, MC, V
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Member Reviews and Ratings

Reviewed by Corinn45 from St. Louis, MO on 8/18/08
I booked a room here the day I drove down to Key West and was able to get a really good deal on the last available room, which just happened to be the owner's suite. Excellent room to ask for if it's available. Staff was very friendly and helpful, rooms were clean and well-kept. Continental breakfast was great with a lot of variety every morning. Balconys and patios available as well as charming, little pool. About a 10 minute walk to Duval St., which I felt safe walking even at night. In a good part of town, only negative is it was sometimes difficult to find parking on-street.

Member Rating: 4.0
Ratings details: Room: 4.0 Atmosphere: 4.0 Service: 5.0 Value: 3.0
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