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Highgate Independent Hotels in the Florida Keys

The Florida Keys are the small but perfectly formed islands where you’ll laze on gorgeous beaches, explore some of the world’s best dive sites and be seduced by the warmth of both the weather and hospitality.

This southernmost region of the US is a mix of breezy palm-lined beaches, blue horizons, tropical mangrove swamps and wetland wilderness, with stunning underwater vistas and laid-back island lifestyles thrown in for good measure.

Bespoke Highgate Hotels in the Florida Keys

International hospitality company Highgate Independent Hotels is the name behind a string of chic independent places to stay. For Highgate, creating hotels is an art form. And they’ve been perfecting the process over three decades. The business teams up with top architects, designers and foodies for flawlessly planned hotel concepts, and the result is a stunning collection of bespoke luxury hotels in stylish locations around the world.

Explore Florida Keys with Highgate Independent Hotels

Highgate Independent Hotels handpicked the lush tropical setting of the Florida Keys for several one-of-a-kind hotels and has properties in all corners of the island city of Key West. Although each hotel is uniquely designed and has its own individual vibe, there are some things Highgate Independent Hotels have in common. In Key West, they are all in sought-after locations and offer sumptuous rooms that reflect the laid-back nature of the Keys.

Check in to a Highgate Independent Hotel in the south of Key West and the sights of the historical district are just a short walk away. Highlights of the old town include the former home of author Ernest Hemingway, now a landmark attraction and museum, President Harry S. Truman's Little White House, and the local history and art exhibits of the Key West Museum of Art and History.

Stay in a Highgate hotel in the north and you’ll be closer to the shops, restaurants and infamous live-music bars of Duval Street, as well as waterfront Mallory Square, where crowds gather nightly to watch the famous Florida sunsets. Opt for a Highgate resort on the eastern side of Key West and you’ll be right at the gateway of this island city, in striking distance of the airport.