Smack dab in the middle of historic Old Town, two blocks from Duval Street and half a mile from the beach.

Smack dab in the middle of historic Old Town, two blocks from Duval Street and half a mile from the beach.

Two words: private beach. Snorkel, paddleboard, kayak, fish or just kick back and relax.

Nicknamed the intriguing (though redundant) ‘hidden hideaway of the Florida Keys,’ this place is on 6 blissful acres of private sugar sand beach.

Unbeatable location on the gorgeous beach – fitting that this spot is owned by an artist.

In the mood for a leisurely lunch? Look no further than the hotel’s own eatery.

We’ll be in a hammock on the private beach all day (right after we Instagram it).

Rooms’ chilled-out, classically Floribbean ‘tude maxes the vaycay vibes.

It’s not often you find a resort that exceeds your expectations, Breezy Palms Resort takes everything you’ve ever wanted in a seaside vacation and places it in one scenic, majestic location.

Situated in five conch-style buildings that just scream classic Key West, rooms are comfy and cozy.

All-suite escape complete with galley kitchens for whipping up whatever it is you like to whip up on vaycay.

5 acres of tropical and sculpture gardens (might wanna LoJack your shades just in case…).

Primping, preening, and pampering to the max with onsite spa services.

Don't go chasing waterfalls (unless they're in one of the two onsite pools — you should chase those).

Prime central spot next to the Lighthouse Museum and across the street from the Ernest Hemingway Home.

Each suite has unique decor, ranging from classic to kitsch.

Yup, all rooms are spacious with Sweet Sleeper beds as deliciously comfortable as they sound.

Close proximity to sweet sites like Ernest Hemingway's home, as well as Jimmy Buffet's (Margaritaville).

The outdoor pool takes vacay vibes to new heights.

To-dos include exploring the Everglades National Park, visiting an alligator farm, outlet shopping & more. Where to?

We're off Florida's Turnpike, walking distance of Homestead Pavilion shops and restaurants.

Shopping, golfing, Everglades alligator spotting, Key Largo beaches – all nearby.