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Relax in a spacious Two-Bedroom Suite at Three Waters Resort and Marina, designed for groups and families and sleeping up to 6 guests. The suite opens to a private balcony and is individually furnished and decorated, offering a comfortable retreat with air conditioning and premium bedding for restful nights.
The suite features two king beds plus a sofabed, along with thoughtfully arranged living space and a dedicated laptop workspace. Storage is provided with a wardrobe or closet, while in-room conveniences include a 37-inch flat-screen cable TV with closed captioning, a safe, phone, iron/ironing board and a hair dryer. The private bathroom supplies a bathtub or shower, complimentary toiletries including shampoo and soap, towels and toilet paper, and daily housekeeping keeps the suite refreshed throughout your stay.
Your stay also unlocks the resort’s guest amenities: free WiFi in-room and across public areas, on-site dining across multiple venues, three outdoor pools, and access to the marina and beach activities available through the property. The nightly resort fee covers a range of resort inclusions such as access to shared amenities, select water taxi and shuttle services, bike and non-motorized water-sport rentals for limited periods, self-parking and enhanced WiFi, helping you make the most of an Islamorada getaway without unexpected extras. Book directly to reserve this suite for your next family trip or group escape at Three Waters Resort and Marina.






























The suite sleeps up to 6 guests. It has two king beds plus a sofabed across a two-bedroom layout with its own living space, which suits families and small groups travelling together.
Yes, the suite opens to a private balcony. The resort sits on 15 waterfront acres in Islamorada where the Atlantic Ocean, Florida Bay and the Gulf of Mexico meet, so you are staying in a very watery setting.
It is a private bathroom with a bathtub or shower. It comes stocked with shampoo, soap, towels, toilet paper and a hair dryer, and daily housekeeping keeps it fresh.
The suite has a 37-inch flat-screen TV with cable channels and closed captioning, a laptop workspace, a safe, a phone, an iron and ironing board, and a wardrobe or closet. Free WiFi reaches the rooms and public areas. A coffee and tea maker, refrigerator and free bottled water are also provided.
It is a strong fit. The suite is family friendly, with a free crib available, and Three Waters welcomes groups, families and couples. The resort has three pools, including the Kokomo Pool with the only swim-up bar in the Keys. The Cove and its pool are an adults-only (21+) section, so families use the other pools and beaches.
The $65 nightly resort fee includes a daily 4-hour bike rental for two guests and daily 3-hour kayak or paddleboard rentals for two. It also covers the daily Rum Runner water taxi, a shuttle between mile markers 77–85, a welcome cocktail for two, a reusable water bottle per guest, beach and pool loungers and umbrellas, self-parking and enhanced Wi-Fi.
Three Waters offers a range of venues, from casual beachfront fare to elevated coastal dining. They include Kindler Wood-Fired Fare, the signature restaurant, Little Limón, a rooftop bar with 270-degree Atlantic views, and the original Tiki Bar, established in 1969. Islamorada Pizza Co. and the Kokomo swim-up pool bar are also on site. Kindler takes reservations through OpenTable, which are recommended on weekends and holidays.
Check-in is from 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. The main guest must be at least 21 and show a photo ID and a credit card. A deposit of one night's room rate plus one night's resort fee and taxes is taken at booking. Early check-in or late check-out may be possible for an additional cost.
Well-mannered dogs are welcome for a $150 non-refundable fee per room per stay, up to two dogs per room. Certified service dogs are exempt. The resort is at 84001 Overseas Highway, Islamorada. Miami International Airport is about 77 miles away, roughly a 102-minute drive, and a car is the practical way to get around the Keys.
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