Luxury Hotels & Resorts in Sugarloaf Key from AU$362

"This was my 1st time at this property and I can’t say enough good things. Our room had a balcony facing the port so we got to see the cruise ships coming and going. We also were able to see every sunset without leaving our room. The property is very clean and well maintained. We had an excellent breakfast at the Hot Tin Roof restaurant overlooking the pool, ocean and Sun Set Key. We will definitely be back. "

"First time in Key West, found hotel to be warm, welcoming, well appointed and reasonably priced. Thank you for a great experience !!!"

"The shuttle is super convenient and the included breakfast isca nice touch. Rooms are basic and the property is well kept, so a good experience overall."

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"The ocean side room was very spacious. The Brightwild staff very nice to work with."

"Fun activities at pool, blackjack, karaoke, trivia . Liqour , beer and wine tastings ."

"Didn’t like the new hidden fees that weren’t there before and the no microwave "

"Beautiful place with lots of amenities and very friendly staff. We rented bikes and it's about a 15 minute bike into downtown or over to the partner beach club."

"This is a very interesting property. We stayed in one of the bungalows though there are other types of rooms available. It is an old property, but recently refurbished/renovated. The room was small but well appointed and had a nice bathroom with a tiled walk-in shower. There is a nice full service outdoor bar adjacent to the kitchen area. A very nice breakfast is included with the reservation. There is free WiFi which is pretty good. The biggest downside to Winslow’s is the satellite tv. There were relatively few channels and fewer still that could be counted on to work on a regular basis. Granted we were not in Key West to hang out in the room and watch tv, but it was during the NCAA playoffs. ESPN worked during the game but cable news channels mostly did not. We would still recommend this property. It was clean, the rooms were comfortable and the grounds were lovely. It is a short walk to Duvall Street, the Hemingway House and many restaurants."