Windward Isle Cottage in Key West
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Sorry, never heard of it but Olivia Street is one of those streets that seems to have some pretty seedy blocks. As far as the transient license goes I know it is a big deal down there. Don't risk it. Call them directly and simply ask.
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It's good that you checked into their license - otherwise your trip may've been cut short. I know nothing of this property but looked at the website and it looks fine. It's near Duval, but not on the side of Bahama Village, which is good. I didn't see any mention of air conditioning and in May that may be a problem, but I'm more used to AC than lots of people. Key West is wonderful...have fun!!
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I'm not in Key West now, though we spend at least a month there each year. I wouldn't worry about this being a "seedy" location. It's only a block or so from Duval and Truman, which are the two busiest streets in Old Town. Truman has several really nice B&Bs and Duval is very well-populated with restaurants and shops.
Key West is a very old town, and since not all the property has been renovated, it's not uncommon to see a rather shabby looking house next to one that looks sensational. Mind you, the "shabby" houses in Key West sell for millions of dollars! Don't worry!!
Key West is a very old town, and since not all the property has been renovated, it's not uncommon to see a rather shabby looking house next to one that looks sensational. Mind you, the "shabby" houses in Key West sell for millions of dollars! Don't worry!!




