
Hyatt Centric Key West Resort and Spa
Best for travelers who prioritize a single waterfront location with an on-site spa and easy walk access to Duval Street and Mallory Square.
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Hyatt Centric Key West Resort and Spa is a 4-star waterfront, family-friendly resort on Front Street with a spa, one outdoor pool, and on-site sea-to-table dining—good for travelers who want easy Old Town and Duval Street access. The Marker Key West Harbor Resort is a 4-star harbor-area resort near the Historic Seaport with multiple outdoor pools and a poolside restaurant—good for guests who want a resort feel steps from the marina and Old Town attractions.
Updated · about 0.3 km apart

Best for travelers who prioritize a single waterfront location with an on-site spa and easy walk access to Duval Street and Mallory Square.

Best for guests who want multiple outdoor pools, a harbor-front setting and proximity to the Key West Bight/Historic Seaport.
When Hyatt Centric Key West Resort and Spa wins: choose Hyatt Centric if you want a single, compact waterfront property with an on-site spa (Jala Spa), private beach access nearby, a Richard Blais–led sea-to-table restaurant (Four Flamingos), and immediate walking access to Duval Street and Mallory Square.
When The Marker Key West Harbor Resort wins: choose The Marker if you prefer a harbor/marina setting, more pool options (three outdoor pools), and a resort layout geared to lounging around pools and the marina with easy Old Town access.
Bottom line: both are 4-star, Old Town properties within a short walk of the same attractions. Pick Hyatt Centric for spa services, private beach-style access and a single waterfront hotel footprint; pick The Marker for a harbor-side resort feeling, multiple pools and slightly larger pool-focused grounds.
| Category | Hyatt Centric Key West Resort and Spa | The Marker Key West Harbor Resort |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Compact waterfront resort with spa and beach-access feel | Harbor-area resort with a resort/pool focus and marina proximity |
| Location | 601 Front Street — Gulf/Old Town waterfront, steps to Duval Street and Mallory Square | 200 William Street — Key West Historic Seaport / Key West Bight Marina area |
| Star rating | 4-star | |
| Size (rooms) | 118–120 guest rooms | 96 air-conditioned rooms |
| Ages / audience | All ages — family-friendly (children welcome) | All ages (not adults-only) |
| Pools | 1 outdoor pool (beach-access nearby; cabanas available) | 3 outdoor pools and poolside bar/restaurant |
| Restaurants & bars | Four Flamingos (sea-to-table, Richard Blais), Blue Mojito Bar & Grill, Keys Coffee Cafecito | Starboard (poolside restaurant), 1 poolside bar; room service available during limited hours |
| Spa & wellness | Jala Spa on site with massages, facials, body treatments (9:00 AM–7:00 PM) | Not published |
| Known for | Waterfront location on the Gulf, Jala Spa, single waterfront footprint and private beach access nearby | Harbor/marina access, multiple pools, direct access to Key West Bight and Historic Seaport |
| Parking & transit notes | Self-parking only (no valet); EV charging available; walkable to attractions | Limited self parking (surcharge); marina nearby; walkable to attractions |
Hyatt Centric sits on Front Street along the Gulf-side of Old Town, a short walk to Duval Street and Mallory Square.
Choose Hyatt Centric if you want the classic Gulf-front Old Town address and immediate access to Duval Street nightlife and sights.
The Marker sits on William Street beside Key West Bight and the Historic Seaport, placing you steps from marina activities and waterfront dining.
Choose The Marker for direct Historic Seaport/Key West Bight access and easy boarding for water-based excursions.
Hyatt Centric offers about 118–120 rooms across four floors, many with furnished private balconies and partial or full ocean views.
Hyatt Centric is a good pick if you want private balconies and ocean/marina views built into many room types.
The Marker has 96 air-conditioned rooms with a range of balcony and harbor-view options.
The Marker provides a wide set of balcony and harbor-view room types, useful for travelers focused on pool or marina views.
Hyatt Centric centers dining around Four Flamingos (Richard Blais) plus the casual Blue Mojito pool bar and Keys Coffee Cafecito.
Pick Hyatt Centric if you want a chef-led restaurant with waterfront dining plus a casual pool bar and coffee outlet on property.
The Marker offers poolside dining at Starboard and a poolside bar; room service is available during limited hours.
The Marker is set up for poolside dining and casual waterfront meals rather than a multi-venue chef-driven concept.
Hyatt Centric has one outdoor pool with teak loungers, cabanas, a whirlpool/hot tub and poolside bar access; snorkeling and boating activities are arranged nearby.
Hyatt Centric suits guests who want a waterfront pool area integrated into a compact beachfront/waterfront property.
The Marker features three outdoor pools, pool sun loungers, umbrellas and a poolside bar—emphasizing a resort-style pool setup.
The Marker is the better choice if you prefer multiple pool options and a resort layout focused on poolside time.
Hyatt Centric includes Jala Spa and a 24-hour fitness center plus on-site yoga and scheduled live music at Blue Mojito.
Hyatt Centric is the pick for travelers who want an on-site spa and a fitness center combined with quick access to Old Town nightlife.
The Marker offers fitness facilities and a resort atmosphere; a full-service on-site spa is not published in the supplier listing.
Choose The Marker if pools and a resort-day experience matter most; spa services are not published.

Hyatt Centric — has Jala Spa with a full menu of massages, facials and body treatments and accepts non-hotel guests.

The Marker — three outdoor pools and poolside dining make it the stronger choice for guests prioritizing pool-lounging.

Hyatt Centric — Four Flamingos, led by Richard Blais, focuses on sea-to-table dishes and waterfront dining.

The Marker — sits beside Key West Bight and the Historic Seaport, convenient for boat tours and marina walks.
Both are within easy walking distance to Duval Street, but Hyatt Centric's Front Street address places it just steps from Duval; The Marker is a short walk from the Historic Seaport and Duval as well.
Both accept children and are family-friendly. Hyatt Centric emphasizes family amenities plus a single pool and a nearby small beach; The Marker offers multiple pools which can appeal to families who want more pool options.
Not published — the supplier listing does not show an on-site spa for The Marker.
Yes. Both properties are close to boat-tour and snorkeling departure points; The Marker is adjacent to the marina and Hyatt Centric can arrange snorkeling, boat tours and has a dock/marina proximity.
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