Welcome to The Island Suite
A REAL ISLAND GETAWAY IN KEY WEST.
The Island Suite is part of a historic Key West property built around 1889. Several old Key West buildings were joined together to create an iconic island hotel. The hotel has a rich history documented through photos in Key West's archive.
Suite #16 is located on the first floor at the rear of the 411 William street building. Its accessed from a walkway adjacent to the building on William St or alternatively thought tropical foliage which will make ypu feel like you are in garden of Eden.
The Island Suite 16 has a private covered porch and the pool is just opposite the room entrance.
The suite is divided to include the bedroom, bath, and living area. Dade County Pine walls quickly remind you that you are staying in a true historic structure. This is stuff Key West memories are made of. The room has all the essentials for a comfy visit, but the pool, grounds, and overall ambiance of the place are what you will remember forever.
The Island Suite has one of the premiere locations in Old Town, Key West. This block of William Street boasts some of the finest older homes in Key West including the B.P. Roberts House across the street. He's the one with a headstone in our cemetery that reads "I TOLD YOU I WAS SICK". The Historic Key West Seaport is a short two-block walk to the north. Duval Street is three blocks to the west. And there are numerous great restaurants and specialty food shops like the Eaton Street Seafood Market in the neighborhood. This place is full of historic charm and in the perfect location. The Island Suite is located at Island City House Hotel at 411 William St, but is privately owned and not affiliated with Island City House Property Management. If you have any questions about the property feel free to contact us at +1 954-682-4550
Address: 411 Williams St. Suite 16, 33040 Key West, , USA
Size: 1 Room, 1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom
Beds: 1 King size bed, 1 Couch
Some of our favorite nearby restaurants
You'll find a mix of historic architecture, local boutiques, art galleries, cafes, and more. It's also a popular spot for people-watching and enjoying the unique charm of Key West.
The area boasts a rich history reflected in its architecture. You'll find charming Victorian and Caribbean-style buildings lining the streets, some of which have been converted into shops, restaurants, and galleries. Duval Street and its surrounding streets are dotted with unique boutiques offering a variety of goods, including clothing, jewelry, souvenirs, and local artisan crafts. You can find everything from quirky Key West-themed items to high-end designer pieces. Art Galleries: Key West is home to a thriving arts community, and you'll discover numerous art galleries showcasing works by local and international artists. From contemporary paintings to sculptures and photography, there's something to suit every taste. Cafes and Restaurants: The area boasts a diverse culinary scene, with an array of cafes, restaurants, and eateries offering cuisine ranging from fresh seafood to international fare. Whether you're craving a casual meal, a gourmet dining experience, or a quick snack, you'll find plenty of options to satisfy your palate. Live Music and Entertainment: Key West is known for its vibrant nightlife, and the corner of Duval and Simonton Streets is no exception. Many bars and restaurants feature live music performances, ranging from laid-back acoustic sets to energetic bands playing everything from jazz to rock and reggae.
All of the activities that we recommend below can be accessed in walking distance from the hotel. Also available for FREE transportation is the Duval Loop, a bus route that can take you all around the downtown Duval area. If you want to get to other parts of the island, there are taxis and Ubers available.
Downtown Key West is highly walkable, with most attractions, shops, restaurants, and bars within easy walking distance of each other. Strolling along Duval Street and the surrounding streets allows you to soak in the unique atmosphere, admire the historic architecture, and explore the various landmarks at your own pace.
Bicycling is a popular mode of transportation in Key West and an excellent way to explore downtown and beyond. Many hotels and rental shops offer bike rentals, and the island features bike lanes and designated bike paths, making it safe and convenient to pedal around town.
The Duval Loop is a free hop-on-hop-off bus service that circulates throughout downtown Key West, making it easy for visitors to explore the area without worrying about parking or driving. The loop stops at various attractions, shops, and restaurants along Duval Street and beyond, providing convenient transportation for tourists and locals alike.
The Conch Tour Train offers narrated sightseeing tours of Key West, including downtown attractions, historic landmarks, and points of interest. The train provides a fun and informative way to explore the area while learning about the island's history, culture, and architecture.
Trolley tours are a convenient and leisurely way to see the sights of Key West, including downtown attractions, historic sites, and scenic viewpoints. Hop-on-hop-off trolley tours allow you to explore downtown at your own pace, with stops at popular destinations like Mallory Square, the Southernmost Point, and Hemingway House.
Overall, getting around downtown Key West is part of the adventure, whether you choose to walk, bike, ride the Duval Loop, or embark on a guided tour. With its charming streets, colorful architecture, and vibrant atmosphere, downtown Key West is best explored at a leisurely pace, allowing you to savor every moment of your island getaway