He had me at "hello". The Seascape's Manager, Koko, immediately engaged me. I was overworked, sick of winter, had a shoulder injury, intense allergies, having a plain old Pity Party when I made the call. I had never traveled solo before. Koko connected with me right on the phone. He told me I could stay as secluded as I wanted, or I could make as many friends as possible. He was spot on! The Seascape is set up like Melrose Place. My French doors opened up to the hot tub/pool and so did some of the other rooms. You could strike up as many conversations as you wanted, or read a book without being interrupted. The whole decor and vibe was tropical, VERY immaculate. By the middle of my first day, my allergies were history. I rode their bicycle all over the island, in fact two merchants thought I was a local. That's how integrated with Key West Koko makes you! I left clear-headed, energized, relaxed and rejuvenated. Plus, I made a mental note to take this sabbatical every year. It's absolutely necessary. Feeling harried? Call Koko!

Make no mistake about it, this is the place to stay in key west. Every review is true. I almost thought the reviews were exaggerated, they are not.You can stay a week at the seascape for the price of a day in a stuffy resort hotel. The staff and owners are wonderful. The location is great. The experience is of a life time.

"Enter as Strangers leave as friends" says the sign hanging on the wall. Seascape Tropical Inn is the place to stay when in Old Town Key West. Owners, Beth & Chris have done a great job with carrying out that qoute with the staff they have chosen and accomindations they provide. We think the greatest feature of the Inn is thier manager KoKo. During our stay KoKo took a very personal interest in our needs while staying at the Inn. From shopping special diet needs for the breakfast they served, making special reservations at his favorite mexican restraunt
The rooms are well kept and the pool is warm! Just the place to stay when you want to have the feel of home but the royal treatment while on vacation

We stayed for two nights at the Seacape Tropical Inn in February. I believe all of the rooms at this B&B are different and we had the Havana Suite.

The Havana Suite had a separate entrance and was more like an apartment than a hotel room. The Havana Suite was set up like a loft apartment with the bed above the living room/kitchen area. There was a spiral staircase that connected the floors. We loved the spaciousness of the room and it was a great place to relax after a busy day in Key West.

Our only complaint about the room was the bathroom. The bathroom did not have a tub, only a small stand up shower that kind of was clausterphobic.

The location of this inn is excellent. Right in the middle of the old town one block from the intersection of Duval and Truman. It is about 8 to 10 blocks from Mallory Square and 4 to 5 blocks from the Southernmost point marker.

Parking is a little bit of a hassle. There is no dedicated parking lot for this hotel except for one space meant for checking in. When we arrived, there was no parking anywhere near the hotel on the street. The check in clerk was extremely nice in letting us park in the one spot next to the house usually reserved for checking in. Fortunately, a spot opened up on the street about a hour later and we didn't have to worry about our car for the rest of the stay. You won't need your car to get around Key West. You can easily walk to any of the tourist sites in Old Town but you can also rent bikes form the hotel as well.

Finally, the staff at this inn was extremely friendly. When we arrived, they went out of their way to welcome us and give us an overview of where everything was and what to do in Key West. I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend this Inn.