Bahama Gardens – Key West Resort Review
Last updated: August 28, 2026
Choose Bahama Gardens if...
- You want a compact harbor-area boutique inn with Old Town walkability
- You want to be near the Historic Seaport and charter boats
- You value intimate boutique scale and neighborhood character
Skip Bahama Gardens if...
- You're traveling with family — there's limited space and no family amenities
- You want a pool, spa, or beachfront access
- You want a full-service resort with on-site dining
AskTheKeys Traveler Match
How well does Bahama Gardens fit your trip?
Before you book — the one trade-off
Bahama Gardens is a compact harbor inn with no pool, spa, or beach — you trade resort amenities for walkable proximity to the Historic Seaport.
AskTheKeys Decision SummaryBahama Gardens is best for couples and waterfront seekers who want a compact harbor-area boutique inn with walkable Old Town access near the Historic Seaport. It is not ideal for families, beach seekers, or guests expecting pool, spa, or full-service resort amenities.
Bahama Gardens (formerly Harbor Inn Key West) is a compact boutique inn at 714 Thomas Street in Old Town Key West, positioned near the Historic Seaport harbor district. The property offers intimate boutique scale, walkable proximity to harbor-front dining and charter boats, and easy access to Duval Street and Mallory Square sunsets. Its mid-range pricing and waterfront-area location make it a practical choice for travelers who want to stay near the seaport while maintaining walkable access to Old Town's restaurants, bars, and attractions. The inn appeals to guests who value harbor ambiance and neighborhood character over resort-scale facilities.
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Before You Book
The details that matter after you've narrowed down your options.
Best for
- Couples seeking a compact harbor-area inn with Old Town walkability
- Waterfront seekers who want proximity to the Historic Seaport and charter boats
- Guests who value intimate boutique scale and neighborhood character
- Travelers wanting mid-range pricing near Key West's harbor dining district
Not ideal for
- Families — the property has limited space and no family-oriented amenities
- Guests seeking pool, spa, beachfront, or full-service resort facilities
Quick facts
| Address | 714 Thomas Street, Key West, FL 33040 |
|---|---|
| Phone | (305) 294-8888 |
| Check-in / Out | 3:00 PM / 11:00 AM |
| Parking | Off-site nearby ($) |
| Pets | No |
| Beach access | No |
| Pool(s) | No |
| Spa | No |
| EV charging | No |
Location & nearby
Bahama Gardens is located in Old Town within Key West.
What's nearby
- Historic Seaport(0.2 mi, 4 min walk)
- Duval Street(0.2 mi, 4 min walk)
- Mallory Square(0.4 mi, 8 min walk)
- Key West Aquarium(0.4 mi, 8 min walk)
- Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum(0.5 mi, 10 min walk)
- Key West Lighthouse & Keeper's Quarters(0.4 mi, 8 min walk)
- Fort Zachary Taylor State Park & Beach(0.7 mi, 14 min walk)
- Key West Cemetery(0.3 mi, 6 min walk)
Amenities overview
Property highlight features
- Harbor-area location
- Intimate boutique scale
- Walkable Old Town positioning
Pricing positioning
Typical nightly pricing tends to fall in the $$ range, depending on season and room type.
mid-range harbor-area boutique
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How Bahama Gardens Compares to Other Key West Resorts
Bahama Gardens vs Island City House Hotel
- Bahama Gardens wins:Small waterfront inn with personal marina character and local Keys atmosphere
- Island City House Hotel wins:Historic compound hotel with tropical gardens, pool, and multi-building Old Town campus
Bahama Gardens vs Opal Key Resort & Marina
- Bahama Gardens wins:small harbor-area inn with boutique intimacy and mid-range pricing
- Opal Key Resort & Marina wins:full-service marina resort with multiple dining options and Mallory Square access
Bahama Gardens vs Key West Harbor Inn
- Bahama Gardens wins:compact harbor-area inn with walkable Old Town location
- Key West Harbor Inn wins:waterfront boutique with harbor views from select rooms and adults-only pool
FAQs
Was Bahama Gardens formerly called Harbor Inn?
Yes. The property at 714 Thomas Street was previously known as Harbor Inn Key West. It has been rebranded as Bahama Gardens. The address and location remain the same.
Is Bahama Gardens near the waterfront?
Yes. Bahama Gardens is located near the Historic Seaport area, within a short walk of harbor-front dining, charter boats, and waterfront attractions.
How far is Bahama Gardens from Duval Street?
Bahama Gardens is approximately 0.2 miles from Duval Street, about a four-minute walk to Key West's main dining, shopping, and nightlife corridor.
Does Bahama Gardens have a pool?
No. Bahama Gardens does not have a pool. The property focuses on its harbor-area location, intimate boutique scale, and walkable Old Town positioning.
Does Bahama Gardens have parking?
Bahama Gardens does not have on-site parking. Off-site parking is available nearby for a fee, and the property can assist with arrangements.
Is Bahama Gardens pet-friendly?
No. Bahama Gardens does not allow pets on the property.
What is the check-in time at Bahama Gardens?
Check-in is at 3:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. Early check-in or late check-out may be available upon request, subject to availability.
Can you walk to Mallory Square from Bahama Gardens?
Yes. Mallory Square is approximately 0.4 miles from Bahama Gardens, about an eight-minute walk along the harbor waterfront.