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 | Southernmost Point Guest House: A NICE-lookin' bed and breakfast
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 Just beautiful, isn't it?? by pchamlis So, you'd like to stay in a very, very nice bed and breakfast? This is probably your place in Key West, folks. We didn't stay here, as you know if you've been reading the other accomodation tips. But as a public service, I post info and photos of the Southernmost Point Guest House. Hey, while we're on the subject, I suggest staying on the southern part of Key West. The northwestern area, near Mallory Square and all the bars, is NOISY and RAUCOUS from sundown to sunup. So if you're into a few hours of sleep each night, as am I...you'll head south on Key West.
This appears to be a terrific place to spend some bed and breakfast time. They have wonderful grounds, and the house is gorgeous...and old Victorian that would makes one think lovingly of the Bay Area three thousand miles away. As accomodations go, this will be on the deluxe scale for B&Bs. If you want to spend bigger money in Key West, ignore the Hiltons and such at the other end of Duval Street and relax here. Also very close to the Hemingway House and the Lighthouse, as well as the "southernmost point" marker. Theme: Bed and BreakfastPrice: US$120-180 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averagePhone: (305) 294-0715Directions: Truman Avenue into Key West, turn left on Duval. Drive until you're about out of road and look to your right.Website: www.southernmostpoint.com Other Contact: Fax: (305) 296-0641
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 | Southernmost Point Guest House: Charming Taste of Old Key West
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by jadedmuse I can’t remember the first time I stayed at this guest house (also known as E.H. Gato) but I think it must have been back in the mid to late 80s. It’s only gotten better since then, while maintaining its beautiful charm and historical feeling. Part of this reason is probably due to the fact that Mona Santiago still runs the house as lovingly as always…her family has owned and operated the guest house for the past 20 years or so. Why do I feel so much older and Mona hasn’t aged a bit? I checked in with her last weekend while I was in Key West and she informed me that the kids have all grown up and gone…wow how time flies. Do not confuse this place with “Southernmost House Grand Hotel”, which was recently renovated and is now open to guests - and costs double the price of Gato Guest House but lacks the quirky charm and personalized attention that comes with Gato’s. Gato’s is right across the street before you reach Southernmost House Grand Hotel and I must say, is almost just as beautiful. If you are thinking about staying in Key West and want a place that is surprisingly affordable and beautifully authentic, then Southernmost Point Guest House (Gato) is the ideal place. Rates run as low as $75 and as high as $285 per night, depending on the room and the season.
Southernmost Point Guest House (aka Gato Guest House) sits at the end of the famed Duval Street (in the residential section, not the main drag) and is just around the corner from Hemingway’s home, the Key West Lighthouse, and the Southernmost Point marker indicating you’re a mere 90 miles from Cuba. You can’t ask for a better location. The home itself is a restored Victorian with requisite veranda caressed by tradewind breezes…pool in the back, garden patio, hammock…the works. It’s wonderful to sit in a wicker rocking chair on the porch, toward the end of a hot afternoon and sip on some ice cold lemonade. The Santiagos have maintained decent pricing for such charming accommodations which is another reason for my loyalty to this place. I also remember how one time, I showed up at the Guest House (I didn’t book in advance) only to find that they were full. Mona put us up in her own home a few streets away. I’ll never forget that. Theme: Bed and BreakfastPrice: US$80-120 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averagePhone: 305-294-0715Directions: End of Duval Street, in the residential area (by Southernmost Point...obviously!)Website: www.southernmostpoint.com
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by luv2learn Victorian Mansion nestled among the palm trees, built by the original owner of the cigar factory. They're building a butterfly museum next door, so you awake to the sound of construction, but the pounding and sawing and drilling won't last forever. Theme: Bed and BreakfastComparison: about averageDirections: It's at the South end of Duval Street which is the happening street, but the south end is far enough removed from the action that it's pretty quiet.Other Contact: The folks who own it and run it
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