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Hawks Cay Resort has the feel of a small village, due to its massive size and many amenities -- the property even has its own 85-slip marina. Many guests arrive by boat, as the resort is located on Duck Key, a secluded spot far from Key West's main airport. The property largely attracts families looking for a quiet vacation, thanks in part to family-friendly features such as a dolphin experience, kids' club, and multi-bedroom villas. Plus, the beach has calm waters, though some guests may be disappointed by its small size. There is not much to do outside the resort, however, due to the remote location.
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The sprawling grounds of the Hawks Cay Resort house 177 guest rooms, 225 villas, and amenities that range from a dolphin experience to an 85-slip marina.
The resort features attractive, neutral-toned rooms with dark wood furnishings, tasteful beachy accents, and modern updates such as large flat-screen TVs. The villas are a solid option for families, as they feature multiple bedrooms, fully-equipped kitchens, and washer/dryers.
The resort is a good pick overall for families, as it offers amenities for youth of all ages -- from a kids' club to a teen lounge. Other family-friendly features include a basketball court, playground, and a pool with a pirate ship that has its own water slide. Also, the beach is tranquil, although some guests might be disappointed that it is actually on a small, saltwater lagoon.
Hawks Cay's location on secluded Duck Key is ideal for a quiet family vacation, but there is not much to do in the immediate surroundings outside the resort. Those visitors in search of nightlife should check out hotels in Key West instead.
On tiny Duck Key, a short drive from the Marathon airport (but far from the larger Key West airport)
Hawks Cay Resort takes up a sizable portion of the 60-acre Duck Key. With numerous villas, restaurants, and a grocery store, it is a small village of its own. There is not much to do outside of the resort -- but with a marina, a dolphin experience, and a beach with plenty of water sports the hotel has plenty to keep guests busy.
This location is for those visitors looking for a secluded spot -- Duck Key is not only tiny, but also far from other destinations in the Keys. Though the tiny Marathon airport is just a short drive away, the Key West airport is more than an hour away and Key Largo is nearly an hour away. However, many of Hawks Cay's visitors arrive by boat and dock at the resort's marina.
Hawks Cay Resort has the feel of a small village, due to its massive size and many amenities -- the property even has its own 85-slip marina. Many guests arrive by boat, as the resort is located on Duck Key, a secluded spot far from Key West's main airport. The property largely attracts families looking for a quiet vacation, thanks in part to family-friendly features such as a dolphin experience, kids' club, and multi-bedroom villas. Plus, the beach has calm waters, though some guests may be disappointed by its small size. There is not much to do outside the resort, however, due to the remote location.