 Our guide to Key West will help you find the best bed and breakfasts in Key West Florida. As a tourist destination, Key West has a lot to sell -- an average temperature of 79°F, 19th-century architecture, and a laid-back lifestyle. There's also a growing calendar of festivals and artistic and cultural events -- including the Conch Republic Celebration in April and a Halloween Fantasy Fest. Few cities of its size -- a mere 2 mi by 4 mi -- offer the joie de vivre of this one. Yet, as elsewhere, when preservation has successfully revived once-tired towns, next have come those unmindful of style and eager for a buck. Duval Street can look like a mini Las Vegas strip. Mass marketers directing the town's tourism have attracted cruise ships, which dwarf the town's skyline, and Duval Street floods with day-trippers who gawk at the earringed hippies with dogs in their bike baskets, gay couples walking down the street holding hands, and the oddball lot of locals. There are tons of great bed and breakfasts in the city of Key West, our city guide will help you find the best bed and breakfasts. You may have a hard time deciding what to do in Key West, but we make your decision easy. |