Old Town Manor
511 Eaton St, Key West, FL, 33040
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Address :
511 Eaton St
Key West, FL, 33040 - Phone (305) 292-2170
- Website https://www.oldtownmanor.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :9:00 am - 8:00pm
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Accepts Bitcoin : No
Wheelchair Accessible : No
Wi-Fi : Free
Dogs Allowed : Yes
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Kelly A.
Had a great time at Old Time Manor! They were welcoming and helpful for recommendations for restaurants/things to do. The accommodations were perfect. It was nice to have a balcony to sit on at the beginning and end of the day. The location cannot be beat for accessibility to Duval street. The only thing that wasn't desirable was the windows did not open but that was minor. It was very quiet and the bed was great. The environmental practices are great. It was nice to always have cucumber infused water coming in from a hot day. Also, the easy parking that you can pay for by day in their driveway for $25 per day.
(4)Paul M.
We recently stayed at this Bed & Breakfast for 3 nights and came away impressed. The building is an old Key West style home that has been converted to a B&B. It is located one block off of Duval street on Eaton so you can pretty much walk to any restaurant or bar on Duval. The rooms are a little dated but it fits the decor of the venue. I will say definitely stay on the second floor if you have a choice - our friends stayed on the first and they heard their neighbors above "having a dance party" Since this is a B&B they served complimentary breakfast each morning in the patio. It was not a full-on breakfast buffet but I would say it was several steps up from a continental breakfast. It was definitely nice to have this set up every AM. There is a pool available at one of the sister properties just a couple of blocks away. Since it was kind of cold we didn't check it out. What really sets this place apart is the service. From a couple of weeks out we started receiving emails from the friendly staff offering to help set up tours, etc. Once we arrived we were blown away by how friendly and attentive the staff was. Al carried our luggage to our room and even arranged for us to rent bikes that were delivered to the B&B. Sam from Australia was one of the nicest people I have met and she was happy to provide advice and engage in friendly conversation. She also hooked us up with beach towels to take to the pool party at Dante's. Overall this was a great place to stay and I would highly recommend to anyone thinking about going to Key West.
(5)Nathan L.
We were in town for a wedding and had a very nice stay here. The staff was friendly and helpful when we needed it. The first couple nights we stayed in the Sunset room and it was fun. A really different room than we were used to but we were barely in the room so it was fine. The last night we stayed in the Carrige house and it was just as nice. The breakfast was a good start to the day. Nothing heavy or too filling which is nice when you are eating out every other meal typically. If we come back we will be staying here again.
(5)Michael y.
This time I had to stay at the old town manor's other property called te rose lane villas and was a fabulous stay.
(5)J M.
Looked up a lot of different hotels, B & B in Key West, and for price, location, this seemed the best. We weren't disappointed. We stayed in Key West for 4 nights. One of the main things we wanted to do was dive while we were down there. The dive shop we were going to use recommended this place because it was nice and close by. I booked late though, and was able to find rooms with old Town Manor all 4 nights in different rooms. When we got down, i asked if any other rooms were available longer, and they moved us into Villa Grande. This was the 1st floor of a 2 floor condo/unit with 1 bedroom, full kitchen, living area and 2 porches. We were able to stay in this room for 1st three nights without moving. This was a relief, especially since it includes a parking space. Room was really nice, only 1/2 block off Duval (still quiet), and had direct access to small pool. 4th night was in Old Town Manor, which is the B&B that owns the other property. We were originally booked for a small queen sized room, but I asked if there were any other rooms avaiable. Again, they were able to move us, thus time to the "Sunset" room. Great room with private entrance and 2 private balconies. Again, close to Duval, Mallory square and harbor. Good sized breakfast included. All in all, great rooms, great location, great staff for pretty good rates.
(5)Caitlin R.
FABULOUS in all ways! The Treetop room at Old Town Manor was clean and cozy. The staff was friendly and helpful, especially Jacquelyn who is there in the afternoons. This adorable bed and breakfast is in the perfect location - a block from Duval Street, but removed enough so the nights are quiet. There are many outdoor spaces on the property - a front porch with rocking chairs, a shared balcony on the second floor, a large back patio with chairs and tables - where you can relax, read, people watch, eat. There is a pool you can access on Old Town Manor's sister property nearby, which was an unexpected bonus! My sister and I stayed for two nights, and we also loved how environmentally friendly the place is from serving organic foods for breakfast, composting, recycling, even the shampoo/conditioner/body wash/soap provided in the room was organic and high quality. An EXCELLENT place to stay in the heart of Key West!
(5)Tiffany F.
Loved our stay at Old Town Manor. Great location, great breakfast, and nice & clean place!
(5)Ste H.
We had our wedding reception at OTM. I can't say enough about how fantastic it was. Here are a few key points : ) *We rented out the entire property and got a great deal. *Nicole was superb! Seriously- whatever she's paid it isn't enough. Very attentive, kind, funny, helpful,... the list goes on... we love her! *One block off Duval, so our guest walked to the bars after our reception. ( and its NOT noisy) *Nice breakfast, very homey and a good money saver *Parking was close and easy Highly recommend staying here! They made our wedding dreams come true.
(5)Joan H.
Beautiful little hotel, nice clean rooms, professional helpful staff, and a nice breakfast on the patio. Great location as well. Would stay there again.
(4)Missy W.
This place was amazing! It was so cute and close to all the entertainment. The staff was courteous and really nice. We arrived after they closed so they left everything for us with instructions in the mailbox on the porch. The only complaints we had was the a/c in our room never seemed to get colder and then we had to park on the street. However, since we were told we'd have parking before we got there and then didn't once we arrived, they upgraded our room for us. All in all it was a nice stay. I would definitely recommend it to anyone!
(4)Kristie S.
The Old Town Manor (OTM) is such an awesome place to stay. The hotel is less than a half block from all the action on Duval. I had friends staying here for the first time- and they now see why I'm in love with the OTM! Hatham was so helpful and couldn't have been nicer. The breakfast was amazing!!! The room was perfect, and I LOVED my welcome gift!!! My friends and I have already booked for next years Fantasy Fest. Cant wait till next year!!!
(5)T B.
Reviews are not only about the property itself and the visit, it's about how you are treated prior to your visit. I reserved a room more than 3 months out - canceled more than 60 days out. First, they said they would not refund the over $100 deposit at all but after checking their site and seeing (small print) that they cancelation fees even for those done 60 days ($50) before I was pretty stunned. They agreed to revise to $50. I requested a full refund but no reply. I travel a LOT ... I've never had this happen. I know they will rebook that room (November ... Sunday)... I think their choice of customer service is a bad one and has certainly given me a bad taste ... which I can easily will pass along. So for $50 they choose to loose business, mine and everyone I tell. Bad choice, makes you wonder where else they are scrimping and what kind of people run this place? Watch out for these guys... with this attitude I'd presume that they nickel and dime you to death while you're there.
(1)Ken D.
I know that Key West has a 'shabby chic' vibe, and expect that fact whenever I visit. However, the Old Town Manor gave me much more shabby than chic. Normally, I stay at Alexander's, and perhaps have become spoiled by the level of attention to interior design, overall cleanliness, and setting there. Here's the bottom line: - You're close to Duval. Very close! Convenient and NOISY! - There is no 'cocktail hour' at the property, so you never meet anyone at the inn with you. In the past, I've found this to be a nice way to make new friends and get an evening started. - Breakfast was ok. Just ok. Mainly cakes, breads, and some fruit. - Our room (The Lime Tree) needs a real refresh. No desk. No chair. Rugs in the bathroom were grungy. The lime tree in the bathroom sounds better than it is, as it makes navigating the toilet a challenge and the bathroom feel a bit dirty. Plus, why are there two sinks so close together leaving no room on the vanity? The space isn't big enough for two people to work simultaneously. The private porch backs up to the parking lot of Wendy's on Duval, and is a hang out for drunks. Charming. Yes, we should have known that being so close to Duval would be a problem. However, the website pics and reviews led us to believe we had found a perfect place. We'll keep looking, and were tempted to move. However, we weren't there for the accommodations, but rather to be with friends in Key West. We stuck it out. Next time, we'll know better.
(2)Louis G.
As a hospitality consultant & local south Florida resident, we've made scores of trips to the keys & especially Key West. Re: room #7 - "the tree top". This was an extremely disappointing experience. While checking in, we were told that this is a "green-certified" lodging facility by "Ann Marie" - not if we would like to participate as most facilities do, but told that there would be no towel changes during our 2 day stay. Have you ever been in the keys during august when it's raining? Try drying your towels either in or out of the room. We were told we could have requested them upon checking out from our stay but we explained that there was no one in the inn after 5:45 pm. Too bad! The rooms were the same rate that we had with our family, but ours was exactly 1/4 less in size - I measured it. It had nowhere to sit other than on the bed which took up almost all the room. Only (2) two end table lights with non-(cfl) compact florescent bulbs (not green friendly here) and a ceiling fan on full tilt that could not be reached without standing on the bed. Sorry for that OTM. This was also the only way to turn on the ceiling light. Forget about reading in that room. The air conditioning filter looked like it not been cleaned in a season and was always re-set to 69 degrees by housekeeping while we were out. "Again - not very green" and the noise from it being so close to the bed would keep awake a man in a coma. Ditto on the bathroom air exhaust system too. Now for their "delicious" breakfast: lenders' bagels, Thomas' English muffins and cereal that was accompanied by some hard boiled eggs in their shell (to be microwave, we guess) and some fruit slices along with pretty stale cakes and apple sauce in plastic containers. They did have coffee, a selection of teas orange and grapefruit juices. Water bottles provided upon checking in had to be refilled outside in their patio next to where the ice is located. We asked again at check out, "what happened to the delicious egg white quiches in the web site" Ann said, "our web site says on occasion we serve this quiche and we had it last week" guess we should have asked what time of the year we should book for that one. Parking is always an issue in Key West and not their fault. It is always worse the closer you get to Duvall Street. They had a pool they were able to offer to the guests, but be ready to walk a couple of blocks to get there. They did provide you with beach/pool towels and make sure to be prepared to use the same damp one over & over. We did have the pool all to ourselves that last day - Sunday. They sure do save on water because it took at least 3x's the amount of time to get the temperature of the water right, wash and rinse off with the water pressure in the inn. "Don't forget to use your damp towels to dry down". "Green- I think not" The inn and sister property are for sale at about 6 million dollars+/- and the way we see it here is - this "is" a money maker for what the absentee owners charge and then save on guests' amenities. Find another inn that will give you the pleasure you crave, deserve and pay for.
(2)Cathy D.
Charming historic home in a perfect location in Old Town Key West. The stafff was friendly and helpful. At least three dogs are part of the "staff," which made us feel right at home and a part of the family. Our room was spacious and nicely furnished with lovely antiques. The balconies and courtyard offer restful spots for reading, writing and soaking in the Key West morning. The only reason I'm giving four instead of five stars is that Old Town Manor kinda forgot about the breakfast part of "Bed and Breakfast." Yes, there was food, but the offerings were limited to bagels, pastries, some fruit, and hard-boiled eggs (served cold). The morning grub may have left much to be desired (I could smell bacon and pancakes cooking at other nearby houses), but the breakfast staff (Sam and her canine greeter, Chance) could not have been more charming, Even without a real breakfast, we wouldn't hesitate to stay again at Old Town Manor on our next trip to Key West.
(4)Megan R.
Old Town Manor was the perfect setting for our wedding. We rented the entire building and used the grounds for two nights worth of events. The staff was amazing. All of our guests needs were met in a friendly and efficient way. Even the furry staff members were friendly. Nicole the events planner was wonderful. She was able to help me from 3,000 miles away. Old town manor feels like home. I can't wait to return.
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