Waterfront Retreat, Old Town, 3 Nights, Sleeps 4, Hyatt, Swimming Pool, Hot Tub | Resort in Key West

Location, it matters where you stay in Key West!

Imbibe in the relaxed Key West lifestyle from a coveted location nestled in the heart of Key West’s famed Old Town at the Hyatt Sunset Harbor, a Hyatt Residence Club. The right size, the perfect view and the must-have amenities. Lush, verdant foliage surrounds the grounds and a beautiful contemporary design creates an environment of relaxation and restoration. Guests are encouraged to slow down, relax and dip into the outdoor pool and whirlpool hot tub while soaking up some famed Floridian rays.

Enjoy Labor Day Weekend at the Hyatt Sunset Harbor in sunny Key West, FL; 3 nights; fully furnished condo style residence; sleeps 4; 1 bedroom w/ queen bed; sofa bed in living room; 1 bathroom; kitchen; dining area; furnished balcony w/ Gulf, pool, and courtyard views; Gulf front hot tub and heated pool.

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Hyatt Sunset Harbor -

Hyatt’s Sunset Harbor is not just another Key West property; it is nestled deep in the heart of Old Town, the heart and soul of one of America’s most treasured vacation destinations. Nearby, you can enjoy the charms of Duval Street shopping or nightlife, the nightly sunset celebration at Mallory Square, entertainment and refreshments at the Sunset Pier, and the many happy hours at Key West’s Historic Seaport and throughout Key West.

Perfectly situated on the western side of the island, this gracious retreat directly overlooks the Gulf of Mexico, offering magnificent water views and Key West sunsets! Hyatt Sunset Harbor's residences become the perfect home-away-from-home during your stay in Key West!

Hyatt Sunset Harbor’s 40 residential-style retreats offer well-appointed comforts of home and signature Hyatt care. Hyatt typically offers complimentary, freshly brewed Starbucks coffee and an assortment of teas from 7:00 to 9:00 AM each morning in the lobby.

One-bedroom tropical condo style residences feature a master suite with a deluxe queen-size bed and full bath; fully equipped kitchen; dining area; living area with TV, sleep sofa, stereo, and DVD player; and a private balcony with pool and harbor views. Amenities include a coffeemaker, ceiling fans, wireless internet, and onsite laundry facilities. One-bedroom residences sleep up to 4 adult guests. Some one-bedroom residences are multi-level; you must climb stairs to get to the bedroom and bathroom in these units.

All one-bedroom condo style residences at the Hyatt Sunset Harbor are Gulf Front or Gulf View (see the marked-up resort layout in the photos in this listing for the differentiation). Most one-bedroom residences also have pool, spa, and/ or lush courtyard views. Hyatt Sunset Harbor's courtyard, swimming pool, and hot tub are waterfront! Key West is a tropical paradise; some water views may be partially obstructed by palm trees or other vegetation. Cruise ships have returned to Key West. Some water views may be partially obstructed at times by cruise ships.

The photos in this listing are stock photos and do not show the actual room that Hyatt will assign to you. Hyatt will assign your room to you at check-in depending on availability.

Hyatt Sunset Harbor Interior Design “Makeover” -

The Hyatt Sunset Harbor Board of Directors announced in their July 2023 Newsletter that within the next several months, they are planning an interior design “makeover.” In the works are new flooring, new living room furniture, new drapery and rugs, etc. When done, all villas will have a new design reflecting the colors of Key West.

This work will be completed throughout the remainder of 2023 and into 2024. Contractors will be on site during working hours during this time. There will be construction activities and construction noise.

Hyatt Sunset Harbor Exterior Building Maintenance -

Following the collapse of the 12-story beachfront condominium in Surfside, FL in June 2021, the state of Florida basically legislated that the owners of all buildings in Florida that are 3 stories or more in height are required to have an engineering company conduct a structural inspection and prepare an inspection report with recommendations. The inspection report for the Hyatt Sunset Harbor was completed in June 2023.

In line with the recommendations of the inspection report, the Hyatt Sunset Harbor’s Board of Directors announced in July 2023 that exterior building maintenance will take place at the Hyatt Sunset Harbor throughout the remainder of 2023 and into 2024. The roof may be refurbished or replaced in 2024.

Exterior building maintenance had already commenced prior to issuance of the inspection report. For now, they are shoring up exterior balcony beams and pillars on building 5; replacing and refurbishing balcony railings on building 5; upgrading components on both elevators; along with other building upgrades. They will then commence with repair and restoration of the roof.

Contractors will be on site during working hours during this time. There will be construction activities and construction noise.

I spoke to the Hyatt Sunset Harbor front desk manager on July 30. She told me that the worst of the work for 2023, i.e the beams, pillars, and railings on Building 5, is almost complete and that there has been no impact on reservations to date, other than the visible construction activities and noise. I have had guests stay at the Hyatt Sunset Harbor during these construction activities and thus far have had no negative comments.

Discovering Old Town Key West -

Slam the car door shut and grab your favorite walking shoes. With its quaint, narrow side streets and bustling traffic, Key West's Old Town, approximately one by 1.25 miles, begs to be explored on foot. Nearly Caribbean, the island is known for its renegade attitudes and good times.

Should you tire of ten-toeing it up and down the historic district's streets, you can rent bikes, surreys and electric cars or hop aboard the sightseeing trolley or Conch Train.

In a car, you would have missed the guy biking down Duval Street with a dog hanging onto his neck piggyback-style. You also would not have heard the dude drumming jazzy rhythms on upside-down plastic paint buckets or have your stomachs growl at the aroma of frying conch fritters.

The heart of Old Town, and at sunset the pulse, Mallory Square turns into a nightly street fair as the sun begins to set. Jimmy Buffett wannabes, fire-eaters, artisans, conch-fritter vendors and sun-tinted tourists converge to get the nightlong party going on.

Walking through Duval Street

When you explore Key West, you'll find most of the action on an eight-block stretch along Duval Street from Mallory Square. Besides the famous and infamous clubs, bars and taverns - Sloppy Joe's, Margaritaville, Captain Tony's, Hog's Breath Saloon and others - that spill their music and frenzied crowd into the street, restaurants funky to fine keep up the momentum for those exploring on foot. Plus, there are some unusual attractions such as Ripley's Believe it or Not!

Side streets off Duval hold still more surprises

The Harry S. Truman Little White House, where presidents from Taft to Clinton have stayed; the former ticket office of Pan Am airlines, now a Caribbean restaurant and micro-brewery restaurant named after Top Gun actress Kelly McGillis; a Bahamian "Conch" village where orange-feathered chickens wander the streets; the Key West Shipwreck Treasure Museum, devoted to a heritage of wreck salvaging; a factory that sells inexpensive sandals off the assembly line; and corner shops carrying everything from cigars and sponges to thong bikinis and gold doubloons.

Take Front, Greene or Caroline Street to just north of Old Town proper, where the Historic Key West Seaport area presents a salty scene of seafood shacks, boat tours, water sports rentals and specialty shops, and some of the finest restaurants and best happy hours in town. Be sure to visit the A&B Lobster House and Alonzo's Oyster Bar, the Commodore Steak & Lobster House and its Boat House Bar & Grill, the Conch Republic Seafood Company, and, of course, the Schooner Wharf Bar itself and the view from its upper deck at night are a must experience.

Explore Key West's east side along Whitehead Street and you come across some of Key West's most celebrated attractions, including the classic Key West Aquarium, the Ernest Hemingway Home with its six-toed cats and the climbable Key West Lighthouse and Keeper's Quarters Museum. The Blue Heaven Restaurant is an authentic Key West favorite and a must do.

Even the Southernmost Point in the U.S.A. and the island's beaches are within a half-hour's walk from Mallory Square. Stop at Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park, off Southard Street, for a beach break and history lesson.

Continue to Higgs Beach, the White Street Pier and Smathers Beach, another good place to get into some water sports. Stop in for liquid refreshment at Sun Sun, the beachside, poolside bar at historic Casa Marina, a Waldorf Astoria Resort.

Return along Passover Lane, taking a moment to pay respects and score some chuckles off the quirky headstones at the Old Town Cemetery.

At Eaton Street, you've come full circle. Stroll the residential streets to get an eyeful of the distinctive architectural approach that has come to be known as Key West style, homes built at the turn of last century by shipwrights and crowded by greenery and blossoms as vibrant as the paint jobs. Many of the oldest have been turned into bed-and-breakfasts and inns, including Curry Mansion Inn, Cypress House and Heron House.

Free Duval Loop Hop-On Hop Off Bus -

As an alternative to the walking tour, the free Duval Loop hop-on hop-off bus service provides easy access to restaurants, galleries, gift shops and theaters. Check the Duval Loop’s website for a route map and for hours of operation.

Waterfront Retreat, Old Town, 3 Nights, Sleeps 4, Hyatt, Swimming Pool, Hot Tub is located in Truman Annex. Waterfront Retreat, Old Town, 3 Nights, Sleeps 4, Hyatt, Swimming Pool, Hot Tub provides accommodation, featuring Pool, Wheelchair Accessible, Balcony/Terrace, among other amenities. This Resort features Pool, Wheelchair Accessible, Balcony/Terrace, to make your stay a comfortable one.

Waterfront Retreat, Old Town, 3 Nights, Sleeps 4, Hyatt, Swimming Pool, Hot Tub has 1 Bedroom , 1 Bathroom, and max occupancy of 4 people. The minimum rental for this property is 1 nights, but this can change depending on the season you plan on staying. Previous guests have given good rated it, and VRBO labeled it a top-rated Resort because of the excellent services rendered by the owner or manager of this Resort, and has consistently provided great experiences for their guests. Most families or guests that use it recommend it to their friends and some of them are repeat guests. Resort has a friendly neighborhood, and the Truman Annex has interesting places to visit. If you want to learn more about the Resort in Truman Annex, such as places to visit and things to do nearby, you can check below to learn more.