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Florida Keys, United States

Strung along the Overseas Highway for more than a hundred miles south of Miami, the Florida Keys trade city rhythm for coral reefs, mangrove channels and sunsets over open water. From the bayside beaches of Key Largo and the sport-fishing lodges of Islamorada to the gingerbread mansions and harbor bars of Key West, it is a road trip of island resorts, diving and the freshest seafood.

Casa Marina Key West, Curio Collection by Hilton

Conceived by Henry Flagler and opened on New Year's Eve 1920, a Spanish-style landmark on Key West's Atlantic shore with 311 rooms and the island's largest private beach.

Cheeca Lodge & Spa

Islamorada's classic oceanfront resort on 27 acres, with a famous fishing pier, a Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course, a spa and decades of presidents and anglers among its guests.

Playa Largo Resort & Spa, Autograph Collection

A bayside resort on 14.5 acres of private shoreline in Key Largo, with a white-sand beach, sunset gatherings over Florida Bay, a spa and easy reach of John Pennekamp's reefs.

Ocean Key Resort & Spa

A Key West landmark at Zero Duval Street beside Mallory Square, with the Sunset Pier over the harbor, Hot Tin Roof restaurant, a pool bar and SpaTerre's Balinese-inspired treatments.

Isla Bella Beach Resort & Spa

A 24-acre resort on Knights Key in Marathon, at the foot of the Seven Mile Bridge, where every room has an ocean view and five pools line over a mile of shore.

The Reach Key West, Curio Collection by Hilton

A relaxed oceanfront resort on Key West's only natural sand beach, where every room has a balcony and Four Marlins serves fresh local fare with sweeping Atlantic views.