The Weatherstation Inn
57 Front St, Key West, FL, 33040
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Address :
57 Front St
Key West, FL, 33040 - Phone (305) 294-7277
- Website https://www.weatherstationinn.com
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Carmel U.
Amazing 7 room bed and breakfast located in the Truman Annex. 2 streets from Duval and gorgeous panoramic sunset views, this is a gem of a place. In the morning, you will find chickens in the front yard and a picnic basket of breakfast goodies outside of your door. The staff is incredibly friendly and hospitable. They checked in with us and always had great suggestions for restaurants and things to do in the area. The cost here is significantly cheaper than the big name hotels in Key West so we were so pleased to secure a room here. Another nice perk is that Truman Annex is a guarded area with a huge gate around the entire community. This helps to prevent some of the Duval Street spillover in the evening. It also ensures a quiet sleep and privacy in the evening. We stayed in the Sunset room and it was adequately laid out and the bathroom shower was huge! We can't wait to come back to this bed and breakfast when we come back to Key West.
(5)Dawn M.
Love this place! Located in the quiet and beautiful Truman Annex, this B&B is close enough to Duvall Street to walk, yet far enough away to remain peaceful. When I checked in, the Innkeeper was extremely helpful, pulling out a map and marking the entrances to our community, offering to suggest restaurants and give directions, and showing me the room (which was beautiful). After running the Ragnar Relay, my roommate and I probably could have fallen asleep in a train station on a hard bench, but the bed here was like a pillowy cloud of bliss. The next morning, I opened the door to a picnic basket full of breakfast goodies. Fresh-squeezed OJ and coffee completed the meal. Even though check-out was at 11, the Innkeeper said we could keep our van parked there and come in to use the restroom before we got back on the road. The only reason the Weatherstation Inn doesn't get 5 stars is because of the steep price. The next time I'm in Key West, I hope to stay here again if I can find a good deal :-)
(4)Phil S.
Simply beautiful. Nice and quiet in a gated community (Truman annex). Very well located and beautiful rooms.
(5)Linda S.
First of all, the people who worked at the Weatherstation Inn were lovely to us..accommodating and friendly. There was no one to meet us when we checked in, but they left a key and a note. The room we had, which was on the top floor, was small, but pretty, with a comfy bed. The setting of the Inn was very nice, in the Truman Annex, quiet and away from the hustle and bustle of the main drag. However....when I booked the room, the manager, who I do not think is still with them, told me that our room was on the second floor...no problem She asked if we could climb stairs...of course we could! I was shocked to see, when we arrived, that the only way to get to our room was a set of outside stairs, that we were approximately 30 or more steps. These were open steps, with no overhead cover..quite annoying to drag our luggage up and to maneuver in high heels. The last day we were there, it was raining, and those steps were a hazard and by the time we got our luggage down, we were soaking wet. The breakfast, which we were told was a complimentary continental breakfast, was served on the first floor of the main inn, which is not accessible from the top level except by going down the 30 steps to ground level, then up one floor to the main entrance...then down one floor to get to the outside,then up 30 steps to get back to the room...all carrying a tray of coffee and tea and pre-packaged honey buns. In my opinion, there absolutely should have been coffee/tea service on the upper floor...and a fridge with cold drinks and water. I think they used to deliver breakfast goodies to the rooms upstairs, but the manager said it was too hard for the staff to carry trays up and down the outside steps.The breakfast, which I was aware was continental, was the sort of breakfast you might find in the lobby of an Econo Lodge. For the price we were paying, I thought there would be fresh fruit instead of the plastic cups of Dole fruit cup, and freshly baked pastries. There were a few decent looking muffins from a local bakery, but you could tell they were not fresh, but frozen. They were ice cold and hard. We had thought when we booked the room that the continental breakfast would have been enough to get us going for the day, but instead it was just annoying and we headed out to Blue Heaven each day. All this being said, the people were nice and the room was fine. Maybe if we had had a room in the main inn, I would have written a different review. Some changes would make this a great place.
(3)Jessie H.
My friend and I stayed at the Weatherstation in July. We were looking for a convenient place to stay that was near the Hyatt. I had family memebers staying there for the week and we were just flying in for a quick weekend trip and the Hyatt was out of our price range. We could have not stayed at a better place. I was 2 blocks from the Hyatt and minutes from Duval Street. We stayed in the garden room, with two twin beds. It was perfect for 2 girlfriends traveling together. Barbara at the front desk is very nice and welcoming. There is an unlimited supply of water in the main room, which was great on the very hot days. We enjoyed breakfast every morning by the pool. So relaxing and peaceful. The fresh squeezed orange juice and pastries were perfect to start our day. The B&D was full, but I think we only ever saw 2 other people while we were there. Additionally, it is in a gated community and the gates are locked after 6pm. This made us feel extremely safe and we rarely saw other people in the direct neighborhood. I would return there in a heartbeat for our next visit to Key West.
(5)Beth G.
On our first trip to Key West last month, we had to guess about where to stay when making reservations - We were scoping the place out for potential future visits. Based on our conversations with Barbara, the Weatherstation Inn's manager, we chose to stay there. What a great choice that was! Barbara, Paris, and the rest of the staff were wonderfully helpful and the property was exquisitely maintained. The room was exactly as Barbara had described, and was bigger than it seemed in the picture on the website. It was great being off the beaten path, but a mere two block walk or so (and a pretty walk at that) got us to Mallory Square and the head of Duval St. We got to peek into a couple of other rooms and they all looked spectacular, and we never heard any of the other guests stirring - They sure don't make them like they used to. We won't be telling our families about this place (because if they want to join us down there, they can stay somewhere else!), but we're happy to share with you what a great experience we had.
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