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T thejab Grand Member (1 year) Tradewinds Apartments, Alameda, CA Joined: Mar 25, 2002 Posts: 2992	T thejab Posted posted on Wed, Jun 8, 2005 12:43 PM Pop - Here's the Keys lodging info I found. I was looking for a non chain smaller place vs. a large resort, and in a less-developed area right on the water, preferably on a beach, that was around $100 or less a night. These were my top picks based on looking at their web site and reading reviews in guidebooks and tripadvisor and other web sites. Valhalla Point http://www.keysresort.com/ Bonefish Resort http://www.bonefishresort.com/index.htm Lime Tree Bay Resort http://www.limetreebayresort.com Ragged Edge Resort http://www.ragged-edge.com/index.html Parmer's Resort (docks, no beach) http://www.parmersplace.com/ Generally, the closer you get to Key West the more expensive lodging is. Key Largo has some cheap motels but it's pretty developed. Once you pass Islamorada you start to get into the most beautiful part of the Keys.

Pop - Here's the Keys lodging info I found. I was looking for a non chain smaller place vs. a large resort, and in a less-developed area right on the water, preferably on a beach, that was around $100 or less a night. These were my top picks based on looking at their web site and reading reviews in guidebooks and tripadvisor and other web sites.

Valhalla Point
http://www.keysresort.com/

Bonefish Resort
http://www.bonefishresort.com/index.htm

Lime Tree Bay Resort
http://www.limetreebayresort.com

Ragged Edge Resort
http://www.ragged-edge.com/index.html

Parmer's Resort (docks, no beach)
http://www.parmersplace.com/

Generally, the closer you get to Key West the more expensive lodging is. Key Largo has some cheap motels but it's pretty developed. Once you pass Islamorada you start to get into the most beautiful part of the Keys.

Post #164478 by thejab on Wed, Jun 8, 2005 12:43 PM