Hotels in Historic Seaport

"never again!"

"The Pier House has an excellent location to Duval Street and Mallory Square, but there are numerous opportunities for improvement overall. We enjoyed our dinner entrees on our arrival night, and then drinks at the beach bar a couple of afternoons. The seaweed is a problem everywhere, but it was not raked daily at the small sandy beachfront. Our rooms had small issues that weren’t addressed until we contacted the front desk. The elevator in my building was not working properly (door closing issues). Resort fees ($60/night) and parking fees ($40/day) can really add up. The grounds are lush and beautiful. Two near-by waterfront resorts have recently been renovated, and they are vibrant, lively and welcoming, with gorgeous Key West decor. Pier House has a much more conservative, old school, and one-note feel throughout the property. "

"Property and room was clean. Great location and nice amenities"

"The hotel was very clean, the pools were nice and the housekeeping staff was excellent. Even when we didn’t request any housekeeping service for the day, when we would get back from the day out we had clean towels waiting by the door. The breakfast always had fresh pastries, fruit and yogurts daily. Balconies were very clean and comfortable."

"The Ridley is in a good location for access to all areas. We parked our car in a nearby parking lot for the 3 days we were there & walked everywhere. The best part about the Ridley was breakfast! Great options & the cook was a sweetheart. The room was okay but it needs attention. Both in upkeep & cleaning. The bathroom floors need a thorough bleaching! It was an okay stay. Probably would make accommodations elsewhere were we to return."

"Beautiful property and extremely comfortable bed. "

"The location was great. The bed was comfortable."

"Beautiful property. Convenient to everything. Will definitely stay there again."

"Staff was excellent!"