Casa Morada

Quiet, relaxing, you can walk to Lorelei's at the end of the street for sunset, music, fun then return to a restful location. Should have stayed two nights instead of one. Kind of property that comes to mind when you think of the Florida keys. Mangrove outlines the pool, bar and boats for a picturesque view

Gorgeous property, clean suite, friendly staff, great location! We loved paddling around the island and riding the bicycles provided for us. A light breakfast was included each morning in a beautiful settting on property. A sunset restaurant/bar (Lorelei) with live entertainment and happy hour was easy walking distance. You’ll love this place :)

Very nice room separate seating area inside and veranda outside, beautiful gardens and quayside area with bar and pool, very helpful and friendly staff. Good facilities available for free use kayak, paddle boards and bikes. Good area too in walking distance of bars and restaurants. Unfortunately the two night visit is weather were two of the coldest nights in recent keys history so couldn’t take advantage of most of the facilities- obviously the hotel could do nothing about that and would like to return sometime in more normal weather!

What a Gem in the Keys and especially Islamorada. Lush landscape and very accommodating staff. Nice rooms well equipped. This is our third time there and will come back again. Great location for restaurants as well. Continental breakfast is included.

This place is a true gem! It feels more like a home away from home than a codo in the Keys. Please don't go there, I don't want it to get too crowded. LOL. The little details seperate Casa from the rest. In the rooms they provide flash lights, plenty of linens, umbrellas, bedside mood lighting, retro fridge, 2 large TV's, nice coffee maker, hair drier and a large shower with pleny of hot water with water pressere! I'm sure I missed a few. The campus is perhaps the most appealing aspect of the stay. The landscape provides privacy through wandering paths of greenery and blossom littered with sitting areas, hammock, benches, etc. Very well done and just plain cool. The best part is the waterfront "island" where you can watch the sunset from the pool or bar where Samantha will whip you up a memorable island cocktail. You might try the special seltzer to enhance the evening glow. Other tidbits: Parking is plentiful. The office can provide additional coffee, paper towels, cold beverages, whatever and a lazy cat that wanders the grounds, rent a cat, free of charge. Yes, Casa is puppy friendly with free poop station and bags. All dogs matter! Adriana, Jackie and Samantha are there to help and are part of what makes Casa "home." All the staff are island friendly and salt of the earth good folks. As mentioned, please do not go to Casa Morada and have a fantastic stay. It will get too crowded.