Pool day passes in Key West

Pool day passes in Key West from $20 to $50 at 10 hotels, including Casa Marina, Havana Cabana, and La Concha. Prices, inclusions, and how to book direct.

Hotel pool day pass in Key West

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Key West packs more pool day passes into a few square miles than almost anywhere in Florida. Casa Marina Key West and The Reach Key West anchor the beachfront end with private sand and oceanfront pools, while La Concha and Blue Flamingo Resort sit steps from Duval Street's bars and live music. Havana Cabana Key West claims the island's largest pool, and Oceans Edge Key West Resort & Marina runs six saltwater pools out on Stock Island.

Prices run $20 to $50 per person, with locals and military discounts common at several properties. Most passes include pool access, lounge chairs, and towels, and a few bundle in beach access, welcome drinks, or F&B credit. The Southernmost House offers an informal pool pass around $10, though it's not published online and needs a phone confirmation before you show up.

Nearly every hotel here books through ResortPass, either on the platform directly or via a white-labeled booking page under the hotel's own domain. Weekends fill fast in season, so book two to three days ahead between December and August. Weekday access is easier to come by year-round.

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How much does a pool day pass in Key West cost?

Standard pool access in Key West runs $20 to $50 per person. Havana Cabana is the cheapest entry point, while Southernmost Beach Resort and Oceans Edge sit at the top with multiple pools and beach or marina access bundled in.

HotelPriceBest for
Havana Cabana Key Westfrom $20Cheapest entry, largest pool
Blue Flamingo Resort Key Westfrom $25 (locals $20)Live music and lawn games
La Concha Key West, Autograph Collectionfrom $35Duval Street location
The Perry Hotel & Marina Key Westfrom $35Marina views on Stock Island
The Marker Resortfrom $38Two pools, one heated
Casa Marina Key West, Curio Collection by Hiltonfrom $40Private beach, two oceanfront pools
The Reach Key West, Curio Collection by Hiltonfrom $40Private natural sand beach
Southernmost Beach Resortfrom $50Three heated pools, beach access
Oceans Edge Key West Resort & Marinafrom $50 (resident $35)Saltwater pools, kayaking
The Southernmost Houseabout $10Budget pick, call to confirm

Can non-guests use hotel pools in Key West?

Yes. Every hotel on this list sells day passes to non-guests, most through ResortPass or a white-labeled booking page under the hotel's own domain. Book online in advance, then check in at the front desk or pool attendant stand for a wristband. The Southernmost House is the exception, its pass is arranged by phone or walk-in rather than an online listing.

Do Key West pool day passes include beach access?

Some do. Casa Marina and The Reach both include their private natural sand beaches alongside pool access, since the two Curio Collection properties share the island's largest stretch of beachfront. Southernmost Beach Resort also bundles beach access with its three pools. The Duval Street and Historic Seaport properties, like La Concha, Blue Flamingo, and The Marker, are pool-only, with no beach on site.

Duval Street & Old Town

Where to stay in Key West

Duval Street is the obvious base if you want the island's bars, live music, and drag shows within stumbling distance, and the The Truman Hotel puts you one block off it without the noise pouring straight into your room. For something quieter still, the gated Truman Annex is the island's best-kept secret: the Weatherstation Inn is a historic B&B tucked inside it, an easy walk from Mallory Square and the sunset crowds but insulated from the crowds themselves.

If you'd rather stay right on Duval and still get some quiet, the Orchid Key Inn is a small, adults-leaning boutique with its own pool and hidden cocktail bar, a good middle ground between the party and a proper retreat.

La Concha Key West, Autograph Collection

La Concha Key West, Autograph Collection pool

La Concha sits directly on Duval Street in the heart of Old Town, seven stories up from the bars and shops below, with a heated rooftop-level pool and an adjoining lawn built for lounging.

Day Pass (from $35/person). Access to the heated pool, the Sunset Green Lawn with hammocks and yard games, and loungers from 11am until sunset.

The Duval Street location makes this the easiest pick if you want to walk straight from the pool into Old Town's nightlife without a cab ride.

Book direct: laconchakeywest.com — or call (305) 296-2991

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Blue Flamingo Resort Key West

Blue Flamingo Resort Key West pool

Blue Flamingo Resort sits just off Duval near Front Street, and its Backyard Pool Social Club leans into a lively, bar-forward pool scene rather than a quiet lounge deck.

Day Pass (from $25/person, $20 locals, $15 military). Access to two pools, lawn games, live music, and the poolside Rum Row bar. A cabana upgrade covers up to 6 people.

Locals and military discounts make this one of the better value picks in Old Town, and the live music schedule is worth checking before you book a date.

Book direct: blueflamingokeywest.com/eat-drink/the-backyard-pool-social-club — or call 305-320-0940

The Marker Resort

The Marker Resort pool

The Marker Resort sits at the Historic Seaport, a few blocks from Duval Street, with two outdoor pools set among the marina's docked boats and waterfront restaurants.

Day Pass (from $38/person). Access to both pools, one of which is heated, plus towels, live music, and lawn games.

The Seaport setting gives it a quieter, more nautical feel than the Duval Street properties, while still keeping Old Town's restaurants within walking distance.

Book direct: themarkerkeywest.com — or call 305-501-5193

Southernmost Beach Resort

Southernmost Beach Resort pool

Southernmost Beach Resort sits at the island's southern tip, where Duval Street ends at the water, with three heated pools spread across its beachfront grounds.

Day Pass (from $50/person). Access to all three heated pools, the South Beach chair setup, and the Sand Bar Pavilion, from 9am until sunset.

It's the priciest pool-only pass in Old Town, but it's also the one property here that pairs multiple pools with direct beach access.

Book direct: southernmostbeachresort.com

The Southernmost House

The Southernmost House pool

The Southernmost House occupies a Victorian mansion at the far end of Duval Street, with an oceanview infinity-style pool that looks out over the water rather than back toward the street.

Pool Pass (about $10/person, per past guest reports). Access to the pool deck, a towel, and a drink, though pricing isn't published on the hotel's own site.

This pass isn't formally listed online, so call ahead to confirm availability and current pricing before making the trip.

Book direct: southernmosthouse.com — or call 305-296-3141

Beachfront & Marina Resorts

Casa Marina Key West, Curio Collection by Hilton

Casa Marina Key West, Curio Collection by Hilton pool

Casa Marina sits on the island's largest stretch of private beach, a short drive from Duval Street, with two oceanfront pools set on either side of its historic main building.

Resort Day Pass (from $40/person). Access to the private beach, both oceanfront pools, lounge chairs, towels, the fitness center, and poolside ice pops.

The beach access sets it apart from every Duval Street and Seaport property on this list, all of which are pool-only.

Book direct: casamarinaresort.com/recreation/resortpass — or call +1 305-296-3535

The Reach Key West, Curio Collection by Hilton

The Reach Key West, Curio Collection by Hilton pool

The Reach sits next to Casa Marina on the same stretch of private natural sand beach, sharing ownership but running its own oceanfront pool and dining separately.

Resort Day Pass (from $40/person). Access to the private beach, oceanfront pool, poolside cocktail service, and dining.

Book this one over Casa Marina if you'd rather have a single oceanfront pool with a quieter crowd than a two-pool resort layout.

Book direct: reachresort.com/resortdaypass

Oceans Edge Key West Resort & Marina

Oceans Edge Key West Resort & Marina pool

Oceans Edge Key West Resort & Marina sits on Stock Island, a few minutes from Old Town by car, with six saltwater pools spread across its marina-front grounds.

Day Pass (from $50/person, $35 resident, $85 family). Access to all six saltwater pools, kayaking, paddleboarding, and a shuttle to downtown Key West.

The free downtown shuttle makes the Stock Island location less of a drawback, and the six-pool layout is the largest pool count of any property here.

Book direct: oceansedgekeywest.com — or call (877) 935-0862

The Perry Hotel & Marina Key West

The Perry Hotel & Marina Key West pool

The Perry Hotel & Marina sits on Stock Island alongside Oceans Edge, with a heated pool and sun deck overlooking the working marina rather than a beach.

Day Pass (from $35/person). Access to the heated pool, sun deck, a welcome drink, and service from the Salty Oyster Bar.

It's a quieter, less crowded alternative to the Old Town pools, with marina views instead of a beachfront setting.

Book direct: perrykeywest.com — or call (877) 496-8712

Havana Cabana Key West

Havana Cabana Key West pool

Havana Cabana Key West sits on North Roosevelt Boulevard near the airport, and its pool is the largest in Key West by surface area, big enough to feel uncrowded even on busy days.

Resort Day Pass (from $20/person). Full access to the pool, with an optional cabana upgrade that accommodates up to 8 people.

It's the cheapest pass on this list and the closest to the airport, a practical pick for a pool stop before an early flight out.

Book direct: havanacabanakeywesthotel.com/play/the-pool — or call (855) 235-3911

Frequently asked questions

Does the Southernmost Hotel or Ocean Key Resort offer a pool day pass?

Neither has a published day pass program as of this writing. Both are well-known Key West properties, but their own sites and ResortPass don't list a standard non-guest pool pass, so treat any third-party listing for them with caution and call ahead to confirm.

Do children get a discount on Key West pool day passes?

It varies by hotel. Oceans Edge publishes a family rate ($85) that covers a group rather than pricing per child, while most other properties on this list charge a flat adult rate regardless of age. Ask about children's pricing when you book, since it isn't standardized across the island.

What should I bring to a Key West hotel pool day?

Bring a photo ID matching your booking name, reef-safe sunscreen, and a swimsuit. Florida sun is intense even in winter, and several pool decks, especially the Duval Street rooftop pools, have limited shade outside of a rented cabana. A card for incidentals is worth carrying too, since F&B service is typically billed separately from the pass.

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Key West's pool scene is part of a broader Florida circuit. Fort Lauderdale and Miami both offer a bigger selection of beachfront and rooftop pools a few hours up the Overseas Highway, while Tampa brings a Gulf Coast alternative on the state's other side.

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