Romantic Lodging in Florida Keys
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Little Palm is by the far the most romantic place with a beach. (Great restaurant, too.) They have their own island, in fact. Which leads me to add: It's a bit of a hassle to get back and forth (they have a boat that ferries you), but if you're staying for more than a couple of nights I find it a little TOO secluded.
Have fun. The Keys are a magical place.
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All these fellas recommending Little Palm...as if they could afford the place themselves!
That resort is for the Kennedy's and the like...don't blow all your money there. Plenty of intimate, upscale choices in Keys, and you won't be sweating it when the credit card bills arrive...
That resort is for the Kennedy's and the like...don't blow all your money there. Plenty of intimate, upscale choices in Keys, and you won't be sweating it when the credit card bills arrive...
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Try Kona Kai in Key Largo. My husband and I have went there 3 times. It has been on the home and garden channel a couple of times. It is owned by Ronnie and Joe Harris. They are wonderful hosts. I would try to get the breadfruit suit as it has a view, all their suites are great. It has tropical gardens, great man made beach,with plenty of hammocks and a wonderful pool and hot tub, the last time we were there manitees were out at the pier and we were petting them and one guest swan with them. They have a web site KONAKai.com I believe
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I make frequent trips to the Keys and find Little Palm Island is getting far too pretentious following its rediscovered fame. We had reservations for Valentine's Day this year, but cancelled when informed of a 50% rate increase for the day. We moved to the Ocean Key and got a suite with views of both sunrise and sunset!!
I find Heron House and the Marquesa to be adequate for the "middle tier" vacationer, but neither can provide amenities which I seek in a luxury resort. Incidentally, neither is close to the water. The staff at the Heron tends to be snooty, and act put upon when special requests are made.(Additional towels after getting drenched in a downpour.)
People rave about the Galleon, but I found it to be similar in look and feel to public housing.
Private houses through a concierge service (we use keywestkey.com)is the way we're going now. We avoid the bargain hunters and AAA, AARP, and Gov rate tourists that way.
Enjoy!
I find Heron House and the Marquesa to be adequate for the "middle tier" vacationer, but neither can provide amenities which I seek in a luxury resort. Incidentally, neither is close to the water. The staff at the Heron tends to be snooty, and act put upon when special requests are made.(Additional towels after getting drenched in a downpour.)
People rave about the Galleon, but I found it to be similar in look and feel to public housing.
Private houses through a concierge service (we use keywestkey.com)is the way we're going now. We avoid the bargain hunters and AAA, AARP, and Gov rate tourists that way.
Enjoy!

