The Pelican Key Largo Cottages Map, Address, Transportation & Nearest Stations and Airport

I love this resort - it was exactly what my family and I needed for a relaxing, but adventurous getaway. I can’t say enough about the service, attention to detail, and amenities this resort offers. Everyone was so kind, helpful, attentive, and provided exemplary service. My husband and I immediately extended our stay after being there for a day. You really can’t go wrong with this resort. I want to call out two people who provided over-the-top, impressive service. First, Edwin, the outdoor server, was everywhere and just consistently checked up on my family and I during our time outdoors. He was hustling, sweating, and did everything with the kindest smile and heart. Hard work should always be rewarded and you could tell Edwin had so much pride in what he does. Truly loved that he took such good care of my family and I and I hope he’s recognized for his efforts. Second, is Armando, within the engineering team. I never fished before and Armando saw me struggling on the dock. He stayed with me FOR AN HOUR after his day was done to help me. At times he was even more dedicated than I to catch a fish, but in the end, we did and I couldn’t be more grateful for him. He said, “we’re going to make you a memory today!” And we for sure did. We’re planning annual trips back to Playa Largo. My three-year old loved the pool, fishing, looking for starfish, and hanging out in the room! Such an amazing place, I can’t wait to return!

A nice resort with older bathrooms but renovated rooms. Water trips start right from the hotel. Otherwise the price is completely over the top plus a $40 resort fee, which is well over $300 per night just for one night.

My husband and I stayed a week at the Ragged Edge Resort & Marina. We were delighted with the spacious apartment especially the two bathrooms. Our apartment had a well equipped kitchen, a counter for eating and a comfortable living area with a sofa and chairs. From the kitchen/living room window we had a beautiful view of the pier and ocean. The pool and pier area provided lots of space and lounge chairs for swimming, fishing and enjoying the sun. In the evening we used the resort's bicycles to tour the neighborhood. The staff at Ragged Edge were wonderful. They made sure we had everything we needed. There were many restaurants nearby but our favorite was ”Lazy Days”. We also took a day trip to Key West which was about 70 miles south of the resort.

For one night stay, the hotel is very close to the diving park. When the check-in was left, the landlord stayed on the door. The surrounding environment is good. It is too late to check out.

Great location and good facilities. Staff really friendly and helpful and nothing is too much trouble. Rick the GM runs a really good hotel here. In places the hotel is a little dated but it’s made up by the staff and facilities. Whilst we were staying they popped a letter to us apologising that they needed to do a small repair to the patio doors and made sure it was a convenient time to do it and gave us a breakfast vouchers for the troubles. Can’t wait to stay again.

Our second stay with them this year and we were happy to go back. Had the same room. Comfortable room with great A/C, full kitchen. WiFi is a bit limited, but that's true throughout Key Largo. Office staff is always friendly. All the staff is friendly. You set out the linens you need replaced and it's done quickly. Very convenient system. Amoray is close to everything. Excellent dive crew. Although their boat was out for updates, they made arrangements for me to dive with other operators. I knew this when booking the trip. They worked with me to arrange the dives I wanted with the operators I preferred. The ”boarding pass” system used by many of the KL operators is very efficient. I added a local guide for the trips (I've done KL several times, but like the local knowledge since they dive daily) and they provided Amoray staff. Tess, Capt. G, and Kalen were great dive buddies and guides. Each pointed out plenty of things I would have missed and made the dives much better. Look forward to staying at Amoray again and diving with them. Highly recommended.

During the day, playing in Key West is rather embarrassing. The next day, I plan to go to the Everglades early in the morning. It is more appropriate to stay in Key Largo in time and place. Hotel location, the environment is very good, after the lake, and its own beach. Sunbathe on the sun loungers, drink, watch the sunset, watch the scenery, birds and lizards, and completely liberate your mind and body. Hotel service is not bad. The downside is that the air conditioning is too noisy and affects rest. This is not unique to this hotel, but a common problem of the same type of hotel in the United States. There is also a small shower in the bathroom shower, and the shower is not refreshing. In the peak season, the price is still expensive. Of course, Key West is more expensive. So I imagine that there should be a lot of planning trips like this: It is estimated that I will plan to stay in Kilago for one night, plus friends who like water sports. With so many hotels on the island, the price will naturally go up. In short, it is worthy of this house price, especially on weekends. If you want to be cheap, you can only make a reservation as soon as possible. 😁😁