The Westin Key West Resort & Marina
The Westin Key West Resort & Marina is in the heart of "old town" Key West, Florida. Our spectacular south Florida setting is situated in the west end on beautiful Sunset Pier and within walking distance of famous Duval Street.
Sheraton Suites Key West
An oasis from your hectic lifestyle, the Sheraton Suites Key West is Key West’s only all-suite hotel. It’s the perfect place for you to be yourself. Take a dip in our lagoon-style pool, read a book amidst the tropical foliage, or take a stroll along Smather’s Beach, just across the street.
Sunset Key Guest Cottages, A Westin Resort
Sunset Key Guest Cottages, A Westin Resort is located on gorgeous Sunset Key, a secluded 27-acre Florida island. Comprising seven acres of the island, the cottages are designed for the sophisticated traveler who demands the very best. The surrounding acreage is dedicated to the most exclusive residential community in Key West, Florida.
Welcome to Key West
You can’t really talk about the Florida Keys, you have to experience them. Only then will you understand why this chain of islets has come into its own as a vacation destination. From the laid-back feel, to the charming fishing marinas and Caribbean vibe, we have your resort. Click Here for more information on Key West.
Featured Events
Mini Lobster Season: July 29 - 30, 2009
The two day Sport Lobster Season is always the last consecutive Wednesday and Thursday of July. Begins at 12:01am on Wednesday and ends at 12:00 midnight on Thursday.
Goombay Festival: October 23 - 24, 2009
29th Anniversary. Held in Key West's historic Bahama Village neighborhood, the lively Goombay is known for its island-style food, handmade African arts and crafts, nonstop live entertainment and dancing in the streets.
8th Anniversary. Three days of hard-fought fishing are to be complemented by three evenings of fabulous food, drinks, fun and entertainment, including a free concert, gourmet meals and VIP parties.
27th Anniversary. Parades, bed races, parties and a wacky “drag race” commemorate the founding of the Conch Republic on April 23, 1982, in response to a U.S. Border Patrol roadblock that halted traffic in and out of the Florida Keys.
14th Anniversary. This showcase of musical magic features America's foremost performing songwriters, with concerts staged in intimate, island settings. The festival is presented by the Hog's Breath Saloon.
This festival honors diversity, openness and freedom in the city that is consistently recognized as one of the world's top gay and lesbian vacation destinations.
29th Anniversary. This annual event celebrates the legendary author’s work and lifestyle. The event comprises literary readings, a short story competition, a museum exhibit, a fishing tournament and the Sloppy Joe’s Look-Alike Contest.
The two day Sport Lobster Season is always the last consecutive Wednesday and Thursday of July. Begins at 12:01am on Wednesday and ends at 12:00 midnight on Thursday.
37th Annual Key West Poker Run is sponsored by Peterson's Harley-Davidson of Miami, Peterson’s Harley-Davidson South, Budweiser, and Coca Cola to raise money for the Key West economy and charities such as the Diabetes Research Foundation and the Key West Sunrise Rotary Club. Over 10,000 riders from all over the US participate as they ride from Miami to Key West.
29th Anniversary. Held in Key West's historic Bahama Village neighborhood, the lively Goombay is known for its island-style food, handmade African arts and crafts, nonstop live entertainment and dancing in the streets.
31st Anniversary. “Villains, Vixens & Vampires” is the theme for this outrageous 10-day celebration with a packed schedule of costume competitions, promenades and street fairs, and a grand parade featuring marching groups and lavish floats.
29th Anniversary. High-speed powerboats continue Key West's longstanding tradition in a challenge described as the Indianapolis 500 of powerboat racing.
December 31
New Year's Eve Celebrations
The festivities include a “conch shell drop” at Sloppy Joe's Bar, 201 Duval St.; the descent of a 6-foot red high heel shoe carrying drag queen Sushi at the Bourbon Street Pub/New Orleans House complex, 724 Duval St.; and the descent of a pirate wench from the mast of the tall ship Liberty Clipper in the island city’s Historic Seaport.