Hyatt Key West

601 Front Street

Key West, FL US

Key West, at the southernmost tip of the continental US, is a water enthusiasts paradise, with a colorful heritage...of shipwrecking and sunken treasures...of shrimping and fishing...of 19th-century architecture and spectacular golden sunsets. Still a creative haven for artists and writers and a restful and romantic haven for everyone. . The resort now charges a 12USD Resort fee per room per nt. The resort fee includes the following - local, 800/888 telephone charges, self parking charges, weekly cocktail reception (beginning 2008), 2 bottles of water per day in room.

Room Information

Rooms

Discover a traditional Caribbean-style resort, offering 120 guest rooms with balconies, many with breathtaking views of the Gulf. Add wicker furnishings, oak wainscotting and paddle fans and your Caribbean haven of relaxation is complete.

Guest Rooms

Features include TV with remote control, cable movie channels, in-room pay movies, mini-bar, telephone with message light, call waiting,voice mail, individual climate control, full bath amenities, AM/FM alarm clock, hairdryer, in room safe, coffee maker, iron and board, make-up mirror, private balcony and electronic door locks. * 73 king size beds * 35 double-double beds * 83 no smoking rooms

Suites

* 8 Junior suites

Restaurants

Nicola Seafood

Overlooking the Gulf of Mexico, with both indoor and outdoor seating, Nicola Seafood serves a wide selection of Caribbean influenced cuisine. Although the menu emphasis is seafood, it offers entrées from both land and sea. Reservations are suggested.

Scuttles Margarita & Parrot Bar

For the ultimate relaxation methods, soak up the sun in a chaise lounge while our pool side staff tends to your every need. Or enjoy a casual meal at our tropical side setting looking out onto the Gulf of Mexico. Scuttles Margarita & Parrot Bar is an open air casual restaurant featuring cool tropical drink specials, sure to sooth your cares away. Sit back order a PiÃ±a Colada and watch as sail boats drift off, under bright orange sunset skies and let the music take you away. Open Daily

Area Attractions

Experience the splendor of island life at the beautiful Hyatt Key West Resort and Marina. Discover a place where the people are so relaxed and friendly, they've been immortalized in song...and where a Caribbean atmosphere blends with one of America's most unusual cities. A water enthusiasts paradise, with both Gulf and Atlantic shores, Key West has a colorful heritage. Of shipwrecking and sunken treasures. Of shrimping and fishing. Of artists and writers. Of 19th century architecture and spectacular golden sunsets.

Key West

Audubon House & Gardens A fine example of early Key West architecture and furnished with fine antiques of the 1830s. The three-story frame house is held together entirely by wooden pegs. It nows serves as a museum housing an extensive collection of works by the painter/naturalist John James Audubon. Whitehead & Greene; (305) 294-2116.

The Curry Mansion Tour

Browse through the 22-room home of Florida's first millionaire. A National Register Landmark masterpiece available for special events. 511 Caroline Street; 1-800-273-2877 or (305) 294-5349.

Ernest Hemingway House Museum

Ernest Hemingway and his wife Pauline lived in an old coral stone house from 1931 until the end of their marriage in 1940. Today, the house is a tribute to "Papa's" life and work, for it was here that he wrote such masterpieces as A Farewell to Arms and For Whom the Bell Tolls. Daily tours reflect on Hemingway's works and his rigorous lifestyle. 907 Whitehead Street.

Fort Zachary Taylor State Historic Site

Recently rediscovered and unearthed this site is a treasure trove of Civil War weaponry and memorabilia. Beautiful mid-19th-century arched brickwork, parade grounds and the largest collection of Civil War cannons in the US. Beautiful little beach, especially suited for sunset-viewing and boat-watching. Western side of Island, off Southard Street; (305) 292-6713.

Mel Fisher's Maritime Heritage Society Museum

Don't miss this phenomenal exhibition of the treasure from the Nuestra Senora de Atocha and the Santa Maragarita, which sunk in the Atlanta Ocean in 1622 during a hurricane. 550 people and a cargo of gold, silver, emeralds and more were lost to the sea. Treasure salvor, Mel Fisher, made this remarkable "find" in 1985. 200 Green Street. (305) 294-2633.

Key West Aquarium

The first visitor's attraction built in the Keys, the aquarium opened in 1934. The small but informative exhibit includes a turtle pool, shark tanks, an experimental living coral reef and other displays of Atlantic and Gulf underwater life. #1 Whitehead Street; (305) 296-2051.

Key West Nature Bike Tours

Enjoy an easy ride off the beaten path on a bicycle or Moped. See exotic flora and sample native fruits. Corner of Truman & Simonton; (305) 294-1882.

Tennessee Williams Fine Arts Center

Call for show dates and times. 5901 West College Road; (305) 296-1520.

The Wrecker's Museum

The oldest house in South Florida, circa 1829, this home exhibits wrecking history, old documents, ship models, paintings, undersea curios and maritime artifacts. 322 Duval Street.

Floridays Sailboat

This beautiful 60 ft. sailboat takes daily snorkeling excursions to the reef as well as romantic sunset sails. Also available for private charter. Hyatt Marina; (305) 296-9900

Southpoint Divers

Featuring the only jet-propelled dive boats in the continental U.S. For both the experienced and the novice, offering deep dives, wreck dives and outer reef dives. One day lessons and certification also available. Hyatt Marina; (305) 292-9778

Sunday Fishing

Deep sea charters available for full and half day trips aboard the "Sunday" charter boat. Hyatt Marina; (305) 292-9900

Adventure Scooters

Experience the modes of transportation favored by locals. Bicycle and scooter rentals available. Hyatt Parking Lot; (305) 293-9944

Personal Watercraft Tours

See the island from the water on a waverunner or by the air parasailing. Tours also available. Hyatt Marina; (305) 292-3388

Mosquito Coast Kayaking Tours

The best way to get close to nature. Guided tours through the islands and mangroves. See birds and sea life close up and in their natural habitat. 1107 Duval Street; (305) 294-7178

Recreation

Outdoor Pool

Celebrate the good life by relaxing next to a sparkling pool rimmed with lush landscaping, small private beach, an over-sized whirlpool, and multi-leveled sun deck.

Snorkeling

Other watersports include wave runners, scuba diving and parasailing.

Moped Rentals

A walking and cycling town, Key West has all the sun, surf and sand necessary to satisfy the water enthusiast. Rent a motor scooter and explore the sites and shops of Old Town Key West.

Private Beach

* Nearby golf and tennis * Full range of watersports * Over-sized whirlpool * Fishing boats (charter and rental) * Sailboat charters * Exercise studio (2 LifecyclesÂ®, 2 treadmills, 2 StairmastersÂ®, free weights, massage studio)

Meeting Facilities

Overview

The Hyatt Key West provides 1,228 square feet of meeting space.

* Nicks, premier meeting banquet room overlooks the Gulf of Mexico with a wrap around balcony offers 1,141 square feet of banquet space. * 448-square foot boardroom with veranda overlooking the Gulf * Bottling Court Conference Room provides 78-square feet of meeting space with theatre-style seating for 60 people and banquet arrangements for 40. * Outdoor banquet dining both at the hotel and other Key West locations. * Off-site catering at numerous historical and cultural locations. * Complete wedding planning from the ceremony to the reception.