Blue Marlin
About
Choose Blue Marlin for local business in Key West, a hotel at 1320 Simonton St, Key West, FL 33040, United States. The venue is known for its local business status on the island. First-time visitors can expect a hotel setting that reflects the character of Key West. Guests have rated the venue 4.3 out of 5, based on 1287 reviews, indicating solid satisfaction. The hotel is easy to reach from the main resorts or towns on the island, with nearby places including Duval Street and Old Town. Blue Marlin offers a website at https://bluemarlinmotel.com/ and has 5 photos available. The venue operates as a hotel on Key West, with nearby Stock Island and Cudjoe Key also accessible. Visitors to Key West can enjoy a climate where warmer southern islands are popular year-round, with summer the busiest season. US island food blends fresh seafood with American regional cooking, and English is the main language. The US islands are served by flights from the mainland, with ferries on the smaller islands. Smathers Beach and Bahia Honda are among the nearby places to explore.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of business is Blue Marlin?
Blue Marlin operates as a hotel on Key West in the United States. Guests staying there are on the same island as Smathers Beach and Stock Island.
What should first-time visitors expect at Blue Marlin?
First-time visitors to Blue Marlin will find a hotel at 1320 Simonton St on Key West. The surrounding US islands have varied climates, with the warmer southern islands drawing year-round visitors and summer as the busiest season.
Where is Blue Marlin located on Key West?
Blue Marlin sits at 1320 Simonton St, Key West, FL 33040, in the United States. That address places it on Key West within the US island group, with Duval Street and Old Town among the nearby places.
Is Blue Marlin easy to reach from the main resorts or towns on Key West?
Reaching Blue Marlin means heading to 1320 Simonton St, Key West, FL 33040, on Key West itself. The US islands are served by flights from the mainland, with ferries on the smaller islands, and English is the main language spoken.
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