Hotels in Islamorada, FL

Islamorada has a very limited public transport system, but because it's so small, it's easy to navigate on foot. However, for convenient island hopping, consider renting a car, available through momondo. There are buses that run along the main road from Miami down through the Florida Keys, known as the Overseas Highway. These include the Route 301 Dade-Monroe Express between Miami and Marathon, and the Greyhound bus between Miami and Key West, which stops at Burger King on Upper Matecumbe Key. Some taxis are available, as well as ridesharing services. Some hotels in Islamorada may offer a shuttle service, it is recommending to check with the concierge or at the check-in desk. If you’re feeling energetic and you want to check out the range of hotels in Islamorada, why not rent a bicycle? The neighborhood of Matecumbe, on Upper Matecumbe Key, has the greatest concentration of Islamorada hotels, including the Caribbean Resort, Hadley House Islamorada and the La Siesta Resort & Marina. Another neighborhood is Lower Matecumbe Beach, but this key has fewer Islamorada hotels. Also, since this is the Florida Keys, you may not find too many cheap hotels in Islamorada.

Upper and Lower Matecumbe Keys are great options for the widest range of hotels in Islamorada. Casa Morada on Upper Matecumbe Key, with its private man-made island, is ideal for newlyweds or couples looking to add some romance to their trip or put the spark back in their marriage. If you’re on holiday to decompress, Caloosa Cove Resort & Marina, close to Anne’s Beach on Lower Matecumbe Key, is an option for people wanting to relax, unwind and get away from it all.

Theater of the Sea on Windley Key, just north of Upper Matecumbe Key, offers live dolphin, sea lion and parrot shows, as well as interactions with sea turtles, sharks, alligators and rays. Animals here are carefully cared for and trained, and money earned is raised for animal rescue and rehabilitation, in order to preserve the marine life ecosystems of the Florida Keys. Anne’s Beach on Lower Matecumbe Key is a scenic beach with a shallow swimming area that also has picnic tables, a boardwalk and bathroom facilities. This area is known as the sportfishing capital of the world, so when looking to book hotels in Islamorada, keep that in mind. Try Bud N’ Mary’s Marina on Upper Matecumbe Key, near the Islamorada Boat Ramp.

Both Upper Matecumbe Key and Lower Matecumbe Key have a number of establishments. The Overseas Highway is where most eateries are to be found. Highly recommended are Lazy Days Restaurant and Wahoo’s Bar and Grill Restaurant, both on the Overseas Highway. Wahoo’s is on the northern side of Upper Matecumbe Key on the way to Windley Key, while Lazy Days is on the southern side on the way to Lower Matecumbe Key. Habanos Oceanfront Dining, right near Anne’s Beach on Lower Matecumbe Key, offers casual Cuban fare. Lorelei Restaurant & Cabana Bar, near the Islamorada Fishing Club on Upper Matecumbe Key, also comes highly recommended for casual seafood. It is on Madeira Rd, close to the Greyhound bus stop (which is at Burger King, if you feel like some fast food). Unless you have rented a car for travel between the keys, you might want to eat close to your hotel in Islamorada so you can walk to your meals.

4 nights is the typical length of stay for people visiting Islamorada.

The price of a hotel in Islamorada depends on several factors such as star rating, location and demand. Generally speaking, the average cost of a hotel is around $493 per night.

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