Experts' Choice Award La Concha Key West, Autograph Collection
What the experts agree on
Historic 1926 landmark dominates Duval Street's central hubbub with a top-floor bar and observatory. Chain ownership keeps it dependable but dated—quirky charm fades beside more authentic historic rivals.
“Historic properties always have their quirks, and La Concha is no exception, but...this property also provides guests with a sought-after location, and plenty of fun and indulgent amenities.”
– Fodor's
Oyster Upper-middle-range
"The Crowne Plaza is a National Historic Landmark dating to 1926, but today this mid-range chain is well past its prime, and lacks the charm of other historic hotels, like The Weatherstation Inn." Full review
Star Service "The chain may not be well-known for its resorts, but this property provides a dependable base for both leisure and business travelers." Full review
Frommer's "Now part of the Crowne Plaza brand, the La Concha has managed to keep up with the times fairly nicely while both preserving key elements of its historic flair." Full review
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If you want to sleep better at night, ask for a room in back.
Lonely Planet "A chain hotel, Crowne Plaza La Concha has a top-floor bar and observatory open to nonguests (though you’ll mainly gaze at unexciting rooftops)." Full review
The Telegraph8.0
"The tallest building in Key West at six stories high and one of the most iconic, La Concha Hotel & Spa is located in the centre of Duval Street amidst all the hubbub." Full review
New York Times "La Concha Key West (starting at $249 in summer and fall, $699 in winter and spring), which will celebrate its 100th anniversary next year, has an ideal location on Duval Street and..."
Condé Nast Traveler$183/night
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