Key West Golf Club

South Florida is synonymous with great golf. With that in mind, The Gates Hotel has partnered with the Key West Golf Club, the only Caribbean golf course in the United States. Players of all abilities will be chalenged on the 18-hole, 6,500 yard tropical course masterfully designed by golf legend Rees Jones. The course is home to the famous "Mangrove Hole," a 143 yard par 3 that is played over a field of thickly intertwined tropical mangroves.

Guests of The Gates Key West are sure to enjoy an exhilarating round as well as special rates.

Key West First Legal Rum Distillery | The Gates Key West

Rum has a special place in our hearts here in Key West. During Prohibition, this island once played an important role in the rum-running trade as one of the key stops for smuggling Caribbean rum into Florida speakeasies.

Key West Hotel with Concierge | The Gates Hotel Key West

Whether you are starting to plan your Key West vacation or have already checked in to The Gates, our Concierge team is ready to help you discover the beauty, charm and excitement of the island.

Key West Golf Club | Exclusive Discount at The Gates Hotel

Guests of The Gates Key West are sure to enjoy an exhilarating round as well as special rates.

Fury Water Adventures | Things To Do In Key West

From sunset cruises, glass bottom boat rides, kayaking to the ever popular all-day Ultimate Adventure, there's something for everyone!

De La Gallery in Key West | Gallery at The Gates Hotel

One of the most notable design elements of The Gates is a collection of striking imagery by award-winning local photographer and artist Jorge de la Torriente of De La Gallery.

Key West Theater | Things to do in Key West

The Key West Theater is a newly-renovated performing arts center that presents top tier music, concerts, theatrical productions, comedy & variety specials and locally produced Key West events.

Rodriguez Cigar Lounge Key West | The Gates Hotel Key West

Key West’s cigar legacy dates back to the mid-19th century, when Cuban refugees began fleeing to the island during their country’s revolution against Spain.