The hotel is part of an association of historic Key West inns. I hope the other inns are better! On a good note, I must say the staff are helpful, professional and customer-oriented. Regrettably, they work for an ownership that hasn't a clue about providing customers with traditional amenities. No phone in my room. No wake up service. And, no access to Wi-Fi in Room 6. I had to cross the street and go to the pool area in order to get online. A dripping toilet kept my wife from sleeping the first night, well, along with a noisy AC unit and street traffic. No hot tub; marginal pool.

$ 347.63 to spend a night in a 9'x8' room (?) with a micro-bathroom , a sealed window , a micro-skylight with no shade right above the bed........meldew smell and , traffic noise ( window on ground floor 15' from a main street ) all night and again at 7:30am to complete the picture!
I do understand that , year end festivities are pick season in Key West but , Health Dpt. or City of K.W. should not allow this people to rent this flophouse not even at $29.99 ( it would be a RIP OFF! )

Not far from Duvall and has a cozy and private feel to it. Breakfast in the morning is adequate to nurse any hangover and staff is awesome! Tyler at the front did everything and then more. PLUS ask for buy get one free drink cards for numerous bars at the front desk.

If you've never been to Key West, what you should know is you don't need the ritzy high end hotel...Key West is a casual, laid-back place. Of course, if you can spend the money, go for it, but for those on a budget, I recommend Albury Court. It's about a 10-12 minute walk to Duval Street plus there are some fun places around there you can hit up - Finnegan's Wake is great, Dante's has a pool (Albury Court's pool is extremely small) and there are two amazing places to eat around there: Paseo for lunch and Cafe Sole for dinner...don't miss them! Anyways, Tyler checked us out of the room and was flexible with our timing. He was very accommodating and friendly and we appreciated his help.