椰樹灣度假飯店 - 基拉戈(Coconut Bay Resort - Key Largo)

Horrible ,son unos estafadores,mal educados y faltas de respeto No Lo recomiendo y además mienten sobre sus habitaciones Lo peor el Personal de la recepción

Outstanding. Truly enjoyable and definitely a place we'll return to. The place is very clean, and beautiful. Peg's daily scones are worth every calorie. Peg and Jonathan are very friendly and helpful. This is a tranquil and relaxing place to enjoy the beauty of the Keys.

WOW, this stay was AMAZING! The resort is quaint and quiet. Very well maintained with nice furnishings. Room was very clean. Every room had outside sitting areas. Waterfront beach area is the perfect place to watch the sunset and look up at the stars and listen to the water. Absolutely beautiful!

What a lovely place! We stayed in #4. Clean and in great shape. Sitting outside our place was peaceful with a great view. The staff was helpful but not intrusive. It’s a quiet getaway spot, close to many restaurants and stores. The pool was a place for a nice break.

Lovely location and good sized chalets. Lots of kayaks to use for free. owners were welcoming. Nice scones and iced coffee. we would definatley use this location again. only issue was blinds don't fully cover windows and a bit noisy from next door

Friendly, professional staff. The setting is beautiful with stunning views of Florida Bay. We enjoyed the sunsets right from our room. The resort is low key - just perfect for a quiet getaway. The gardens are lovingly curated. We look forward to returning.

The food is mediocre. This side of the island is so windy that you can’t swim in the ocean. I would recommend staying on the west side of Saint Lucia. Snorkeling at Anne Chastanet is great. The volcano tour and sulfur springs are worth saying. There is a waterfall close and worth seeing

This quaint little place was so amazing from the rooms, staff, amenities, view, and just the overall feeling. It was awesome, wish I would have stayed here most of my time in the keys.

This resort is gorgeous, with phenomenal landscaping, adorable updated and very clean cottages right on the bay. The included kayaks, paddleboards, on-property dock, lounging areas, and included homemade scones are wonderful amenities. Daily housekeeping service is also included and they are generous with towels. We are FL locals who come to the Keys often and thought we had discovered a hidden gem that was too good to be true. Turns out we were right. We paid $1500+ for 3 nights in a 4-person cottage. They charged an additional $85 at check-in for our 5 and 14-year-olds. Not an issue. About an hour after arrival, they were pounding on our door because we had parked in the wrong spot. Oops, sorry! That night, as my husband and I were relaxing by the beach area around 10pm, we were told to move our (personal) paddleboard paddle up to our patio. Again, no big deal. On our third night, my Keys-local friend visited. She and I were sitting on our "private" patio chatting at around 11 pm, when the owner's son entered the patio and started interrogating her as to whether she drives a red Honda. She told him 3 times that she does not, that she had walked over. He told her that guests are not permitted and that she must leave immediately, then stood there until we got up. She's very involved in the community and told him she'd like to support their business but felt this was a poor way to treat Guests or Locals. He told her he didn't care who she was, that she needed to leave now. He told me that if I wanted to see her, I should go to her house. My 5 year old was sleeping inside, which was why she came to me. In the ******* listing, it says that only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. It does not state that they are not allowed to step foot on the property. We were initially ecstatic to find this property but will now never stay here again. It is disturbing that every move is being watched. The interrogation was unacceptable and I was humiliated, having to escort a friend off the property . It is certainly not the Keys vibe that we are accustomed to.