Avis vérifié
10/10 Excellent
mark z.
1 mars 2021
Les points forts : PropretĂ©, arrivĂ©e, communication, emplacement et exactitude de lâannonce
Happy Place
mark z.
Séjour de 28 nuits en janvier 2021
Appartement·HÎte particulier
Studio donnant sur le front de mer historique de Key West.
Galerie photos de lâhĂ©bergement Studio donnant sur le front de mer historique de Key West.
Avis voyageurs
10 sur 10
Exceptionnel
1 chambre1 salle de bain2 personnes
Ăquipements populaires
DĂ©couvrir la zone
Key West, FL
- Place, Key West Historic SeaportâȘ2 min Ă piedâŹ
- Place, Duval StreetâȘ6 min Ă piedâŹ
- Place, Mallory SquareâȘ10 min Ă piedâŹ
- Airport, Key West, Floride (EYW-AĂ©roport international de Key West)âȘ12 min en voitureâŹ
Chambres et lits
1 chambre (2Â personnes)
1Â salle de bain
Salle de bain 1
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à propos de cet hébergement
Studio donnant sur le front de mer historique de Key West.
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Services et Ă©quipements
Lave-linge
SĂšche-linge
Vue sur lâeau
Climatisation
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RÚglement intérieur
Arrivée aprÚs 16 h 00
Ăge minimum pour la location : 25 ans
Départ avant 11 h 00
Enfants
Adultes uniquement
ĂvĂ©nements
ĂvĂ©nements non autorisĂ©s
Animaux domestiques
Animaux de compagnie non autorisés
Fumeurs/non-fumeurs
HĂ©bergement non-fumeurs
Strict NO SMOKING Policy.
Informations importantes
Ă savoir absolument
Cet hĂ©bergement est gĂ©rĂ© par un hĂŽte privĂ© (une partie nâagissant pas dans le cadre de son commerce, son entreprise ou sa profession). La lĂ©gislation europĂ©enne relative aux droits des consommateurs ne sâappliquera pas Ă votre rĂ©servation, y compris le droit de rĂ©tractation. Toutefois, la politique dâannulation dĂ©finie par lâhĂŽte privĂ© couvrira votre rĂ©servation. Les articles 1100 Ă 1386-1 du Code civil français sâappliqueront. https://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/codes/id/LEGISCTA000032040794/
Des frais pour toute personne supplĂ©mentaire peuvent ĂȘtre facturĂ©s et dĂ©pendent de la politique de l'hĂ©bergement
Une piĂšce d'identitĂ© officielle avec photo et un dĂ©pĂŽt de garantie en espĂšces, par carte de crĂ©dit ou par carte de dĂ©bit, peuvent ĂȘtre demandĂ©s Ă l'arrivĂ©e pour couvrir tous frais imprĂ©vus
Les demandes spĂ©ciales, qui ne peuvent pas ĂȘtre garanties, sont soumises Ă disponibilitĂ© Ă l'arrivĂ©e et peuvent entraĂźner des frais supplĂ©mentaires
Les fĂȘtes et les Ă©vĂ©nements de groupe sont interdits
L'hÎte n'a pas indiqué si l'hébergement était équipé d'un détecteur de monoxyde de carbone ; pensez à apporter un détecteur portable lors de votre séjour
L'hÎte n'a pas indiqué si l'hébergement était équipé d'un détecteur de fumée
Ă propos du quartier
Key West
cet appartement vous donne rendez-vous Ă Key West face Ă la mer, dans le quartier Quartier historique de Key West. Si les cĂ©lĂšbres Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum et Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park figurent parmi les immanquables, vous apprĂ©cierez la beautĂ© naturelle des lieux qui s'offre Ă vos yeux au dĂ©tour des emblĂ©matiques Plages de lâarchipel des Keys et South Beach. Les agrĂ©ables Sails To Rails Museum at Flagler Station et The Kite House mĂ©ritent aussi une visite.
Key West, FL
à proximité
- Key West Historic Seaport - 2Â min Ă pied - 0.2Â km
- Duval Street - 6Â min Ă pied - 0.5Â km
- Key West Aquarium - 9Â min Ă pied - 0.8Â km
- Mallory Square - 10Â min Ă pied - 0.9Â km
- Harry S. Truman Little White House - 11Â min Ă pied - 0.9Â km
Comment se déplacer
Restaurants
- âȘConch Republic Seafood Company - âŹ7 min Ă pied
- âȘCuban Coffee Queen Waterfront - âŹ3 min Ă pied
- âȘSchooner Wharf Bar - âŹ2 min Ă pied
- âȘKermit's Key West Key Lime Shoppe - âŹ4 min Ă pied
- âȘHalf Shell Raw Bar - âŹ3 min Ă pied
Foire aux questions
Avis
10
Exceptionnel
Les avis sont présentés par ordre chronologique, ils sont également soumis à une procédure de contrÎle et vérifiés sauf indication contraire.
En savoir plusSâouvre dans une nouvelle fenĂȘtre10/10
Propreté
10/10
Arrivée
10/10
Communication
10/10
Emplacement
10/10
Exactitude de lâannonce
Avis
Avis vérifié
10/10 Excellent
mark z.
1 mars 2020
Les points forts : PropretĂ©, arrivĂ©e, communication, emplacement et exactitude de lâannonce
Amazing
mark z.
Séjour de 28 nuits en février 2020
Qui vous reçoit ?
Vous ĂȘtes reçu par Jesse Anderson
Jack Anderson, originally from Tacoma, Washington, and Liliane arrived in Key West in 1986, having recently completed an adventure on the family home â a 42 foot sailboat.
Four years prior, they had sold their thriving leather crafts business in the French Alps, said goodbye to friends and family, and boarded their steel hulled ketch, Nividic, with their 5 year old daughter and 2 year old son in tow. Setting sail for the Canary Islands, and then crossing the Atlantic, the family spent the next four and half years sailing in the Caribbean, eventually arriving, with $23 left, at Landâs End Marina, behind the Half Shell Raw Bar at the Key West Bight Marina.
Always the sailor and leather craftsman, Jack started making leather jewelry and selling at the nightly sunset celebration on Mallory Square. Soon, Local Color opened next door to the historic Turtle Kraals, at the original location of Jimmy Buffetâs Margaritaville store. As the businesses grew, Jack and Liliane, with children still in tow, would travel the world, buying jewelry, clothing, and accessories in far flung locales â Bali, Mexico City, the highlands of Guatemala, Ibiza, Vilnius, Paris, India, the Dominican Republic...
Always evolving, the Andersons designed their own clothing lines for the tropics and Key West jewelry collections. Today, you can see all of these influences when you shop at Local Color and Commotion, and thereâs always something new! And it is still very much a family affair.
The Andersons also opened up AMIGOS Tortilla Bar, Key West's favorite Mexican restaurant, located catty-corner from Sloppy Joes Bar, and are currently opening a second location in St Pete, FL.
Four years prior, they had sold their thriving leather crafts business in the French Alps, said goodbye to friends and family, and boarded their steel hulled ketch, Nividic, with their 5 year old daughter and 2 year old son in tow. Setting sail for the Canary Islands, and then crossing the Atlantic, the family spent the next four and half years sailing in the Caribbean, eventually arriving, with $23 left, at Landâs End Marina, behind the Half Shell Raw Bar at the Key West Bight Marina.
Always the sailor and leather craftsman, Jack started making leather jewelry and selling at the nightly sunset celebration on Mallory Square. Soon, Local Color opened next door to the historic Turtle Kraals, at the original location of Jimmy Buffetâs Margaritaville store. As the businesses grew, Jack and Liliane, with children still in tow, would travel the world, buying jewelry, clothing, and accessories in far flung locales â Bali, Mexico City, the highlands of Guatemala, Ibiza, Vilnius, Paris, India, the Dominican Republic...
Always evolving, the Andersons designed their own clothing lines for the tropics and Key West jewelry collections. Today, you can see all of these influences when you shop at Local Color and Commotion, and thereâs always something new! And it is still very much a family affair.
The Andersons also opened up AMIGOS Tortilla Bar, Key West's favorite Mexican restaurant, located catty-corner from Sloppy Joes Bar, and are currently opening a second location in St Pete, FL.
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About the Red Doors
The original building was constructed in late 1868 as a real estate speculation by the Pinder and Curry Families of Key West. At first leased as a cigar factory to Cubans fleeing political turbulence in Havana . âThe Doorsâ has been intimately connected with the Key West Waterfront for over a century. By 1906, with the shift of the cigar industry to Tampa, the Doors had become a ships chandlery. During the depression it was a grocery and hardware store serving both the neighborhood and commercial fishermen.
When shrimping became of real economic importance to Key West in the early 1950âs, the Doors under a succession of colorful owners and names, one of the toughest bars on the Gulf Coast. It was always a shrimpers bar ans was known successively as the Conch Gardens, The Wagon Wheel Inn, and the Red Doors Inn. It was known informally as the Bucket of Blood. Here occurred many beatings, stabbings, assaults of various and colorfully imaginative sorts and, rumour has it, a number of quiet murders. With the gradual decline of the shrimp industry due to the depletion of the fishing grounds, inadequate conservation measures and growing foreign competition, the Bar itself became economically unviable and was closed in July 1972.
Architecturally, the original building was of typical Conch design, with commercial space open to the street on the ground floor and living quarters for the owners on the second floor. The building is only partially restored and still is burdened by the additions to the left side and rear put on during WWII to increase rentable space. The basic building is shaped with space for a garden in the rear. Architecturally or historically the Red Doors in one of Key West Waterfrontâs most picturesque landmarks.
The original building was constructed in late 1868 as a real estate speculation by the Pinder and Curry Families of Key West. At first leased as a cigar factory to Cubans fleeing political turbulence in Havana . âThe Doorsâ has been intimately connected with the Key West Waterfront for over a century. By 1906, with the shift of the cigar industry to Tampa, the Doors had become a ships chandlery. During the depression it was a grocery and hardware store serving both the neighborhood and commercial fishermen.
When shrimping became of real economic importance to Key West in the early 1950âs, the Doors under a succession of colorful owners and names, one of the toughest bars on the Gulf Coast. It was always a shrimpers bar ans was known successively as the Conch Gardens, The Wagon Wheel Inn, and the Red Doors Inn. It was known informally as the Bucket of Blood. Here occurred many beatings, stabbings, assaults of various and colorfully imaginative sorts and, rumour has it, a number of quiet murders. With the gradual decline of the shrimp industry due to the depletion of the fishing grounds, inadequate conservation measures and growing foreign competition, the Bar itself became economically unviable and was closed in July 1972.
Architecturally, the original building was of typical Conch design, with commercial space open to the street on the ground floor and living quarters for the owners on the second floor. The building is only partially restored and still is burdened by the additions to the left side and rear put on during WWII to increase rentable space. The basic building is shaped with space for a garden in the rear. Architecturally or historically the Red Doors in one of Key West Waterfrontâs most picturesque landmarks.
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