Key West International Airport (EYW): Approximate driving time is 1 minute and distance is 0.25 miles.

Driving directions from Key West International Airport: From the airport, turn left onto S Roosevelt Blvd. Drive 300 yards, then turn left into the parking lot. Resort is on the left.

Getting there: Taxis and rental cars are available. Taxi fare is based on the number of passengers and is in the $5–$15 range for two. Rental cars are more than $36. Fees are subject to change without notice. Rental cars are available from this Web site.

Miami International Airport (MIA): Approximate driving time is 3.5 hours and distance is 160 miles.

Driving directions from Miami International Airport: Leaving the airport, take LeJeune Rd south to SR 836/Dolphin Expwy. Drive west on SR 836 to the Florida Turnpike (toll). Travel south on the turnpike to Hwy 1. Continue on Hwy 1 to Key West. Turn left onto AIA/S Roosevelt Blvd. Continue three-quarters of a mile to a set of lights. Go through the lights, drive half a mile, then turn into the resort entrance way. Resort is on the right.

Getting there: Driving is the best way to reach Key West. Rental cars are available from this Web site and are more than $36. Fees subject to change without notice. Keys Shuttle runs vans from the bus stop outside of Concourse D lower level. Reservations are needed. Fares are more than $36. Fees subject to change without notice. Greyhound Lines runs buses to Key West from Concourse E lower level. Fares are $26–$35 for adults and $16–$25 for children under 12. No reservations required. Fees subject to change without notice.

Getting around: The resort is not within walking distance of Old Town but a commercial shuttle stops in front and loops around Key West, with daily passes of $5–$15. Downtown parking is scarce and streets can be congested so walking is popular. Other options include: scooters ($16–$25 a day rental), bicycles (under $5 a day rental), small electric cars (more than $36 a day rental), and the city bus (under $5 a day for unlimited use.) Resort parking is free. Fees subject to change without notice.

Nearby restaurants:
Martha's
Benihana
Palm Haven

Amenity highlights: Arrayed along the resort's 400-yard front are gardens, expansive lawns, sundecks, and a large, heated, freeform infinity pool. Adjacent to the pool, a spa offers ocean-view soaking for 16. Nearby, an open-air structure called Beatles Hut commemorates the occasion when rock 'n roll's British foursome stayed in a cottage once occupying the site. The hut contains pool and Ping-Pong tables, video games, a food prep sink and counter, and dining tables. Spaced on a sand area in front, three picnic tables, and three large barbecue grills provide outdoor-dining opportunities. (At guests' request, the resort's staff lights charcoal in a grill so it will be at cooking temperature when guests wish.)

Insider tip: The Bone Island Shuttle circulates around the 4-mile-long, 2-mile-wide island, taking visitors to such attractions as Smathers Beach (the largest in Key West), the Southernmost Point U.S.A. monument, Mallory Square (site of the famed Sunset Celebration), the Historic Seaport, and Duval Street's shopping, dining, and nightlife. The shuttle runs all day, stopping at the hotel every 30 minutes. Adults buy all-day, three-day, or five-day passes. Children 12 and under ride free.