Hotels near Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park, Key West
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The Capitana Key West
Hotel in Key West (1 miles from Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park)
Facing the beachfront, The Capitana Key West offers 4-star accommodations in Key West and has an outdoor swimming pool, fitness center and terrace.
H2O Suites- Adults Only
Duval, Key West (1.3 miles from Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park)
This adult-only Key West H2O Suites is 656 feet from Duval Street and features a year-round outdoor rooftop pool with a sun terrace. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar.
The Mermaid & The Alligator
Hotel in Downtown Key West, Key West (1.3 miles from Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park)
Featuring an outdoor swimming pool, a garden as well as a shared lounge, The Mermaid & The Alligator is located in the center of Key West, a 11-minute walk from South Beach.
Coconut Palms
Key West (0.3 miles from Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park)
Offering accommodations with air conditioning, Atlantic Ocean View is located in Key West, just 1.2 miles from Duval Street. Southernmost Point is 1.3 miles away.
Santa Maria Suites Resort
Duval, Key West (1.2 miles from Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park)
This all-suite hotel in Key West is only 1 block from the Atlantic Ocean and Duval Street. Each suite is equipped with a full kitchen and 48-inch flat-screen cable TVs.
Leaward Isle Island Retreat
Key West (0.3 miles from Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park)
Leaward Isle Island Retreat offers accommodations in Key West, 1.6 miles from Southernmost Point and 2 miles from Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum.
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The Hurricane Ian did a number on the swimming tip of the...
The Hurricane Ian did a number on the swimming tip of the park...moved huge boulders into the swim hole and made it much deeper. Sand showed up at the picnic area and sharp bleached coral was left on the embankment making it hard to walk barefooted.
kathryn - 10Scored 10
We love this park/beach.
We love this park/beach. Make sure to have a snorkel to see the beautiful fish and water life around the rocks in the beach. Noodles or floats are a good idea too as the water is deep there. Water shoes are a must because there are a lot of rocks to walk into the water.
VeronikaUnited States of America
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