This Hotel Giant Just Opened Its 12th Property in One Tiny Island Town

This Hotel Giant Just Opened Its 12th Property in One Tiny Island Town

Hilton has added another resort in the Florida Keys, a 175-room waterfront property built around boating, fishing and multiple pools.

By Resort Flock Staff·Jul 5, 2026·Updated Jul 5, 2026

Hilton has opened the Hilton Key West Resort & Marina, its 12th property in the compact island town at the end of the Florida Keys. The waterfront resort sits on Stock Island, just outside Key West proper, and leans into its marina setting with direct access to boating and fishing.

The property offers 175 guest rooms, including 86 suites, along with multiple pools and a lineup of locally inspired dining options. Rooms start around $240 per night, or 72,000 Hilton Honors points for members redeeming loyalty currency.

Twelve hotels in a single small destination is an unusually deep footprint, and it underscores how much operator attention Key West continues to command. The town's mix of year-round warm weather, marina culture and limited buildable land keeps demand high and new supply scarce, a combination that rewards brands able to secure waterfront sites.

The Stock Island location is part of that story. As central Key West has filled up, developers have increasingly looked to the surrounding islands for room to build resort-scale properties with their own marinas, giving guests a boating-focused base a short drive from the town's core.

The opening lands during a busy stretch for the brand, which has debuted several new resorts in recent weeks across markets from the United States to Southeast Asia as it pushes further into leisure and waterfront destinations.