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The Village Room at Three Waters Resort and Marina is a welcoming one-bedroom retreat designed for up to 4 guests. Individually decorated and furnished, the room sits within the waterfront resort complex in Islamorada and provides climate-controlled comfort with premium bedding and a 37-inch flat-screen TV with cable channels for in-room entertainment.
Choose between one king bed or two queen beds to suit your party, and make use of practical touches including a wardrobe or closet, laptop workspace, phone, safe, iron and ironing board, and daily housekeeping. The private bathroom includes a bathtub or shower, complimentary toiletries such as shampoo and soap, towels, and a hair dryer; accessible features include exterior-corridor access and a ceiling hoist, and the room offers closed-captioned TV for hearing accessibility.
Guests enjoy convenient in-room amenities like a refrigerator, coffee/tea maker and complimentary bottled water, plus free WiFi. A nightly resort fee at Three Waters Resort and Marina provides enhanced on-site access, including shared amenities across the Islamorada Resort Collection such as pools, beaches, daily Rum Runner water taxi service between sister properties, bike and kayak/paddleboard rentals (per included limits), a welcome cocktail for two, loungers and umbrellas, self-parking and enhanced WiFi—making it easy to balance relaxed in-room time with days exploring the resort’s beaches, pools, dining venues and marina.





























The Village Room at Three Waters Resort and Marina is a one-bedroom room that sleeps up to 4 guests. You can choose 1 king bed or 2 queen beds, so it suits a couple wanting space as well as families or friends sharing. Premium bedding is provided, and a free crib is available for little ones.
The Village Room has a private bathroom with a bathtub or shower. Complimentary shampoo, soap, toilet paper, towels and a hair dryer are provided, so you can arrive with the basics already covered.
Yes. The room is reached by exterior corridors and has a ceiling hoist. The television offers closed captioning for hearing accessibility. Guests with specific mobility needs should speak to the resort about their requirements before arrival.
The room has a refrigerator, a coffee/tea maker and complimentary bottled water. You also get a 37-inch flat-screen TV with cable channels, free WiFi, a laptop workspace, a phone, a safe, a wardrobe or closet, an iron and ironing board, and daily housekeeping.
The $65 nightly resort fee covers a daily Rum Runner water taxi, a daily 4-hour bike rental for 2 guests, daily 3-hour kayak or paddleboard rentals for 2 guests, a daily shuttle between mile markers 77–85, and a welcome cocktail for two. It also includes a reusable water bottle per guest, beach and pool loungers and umbrellas, self-parking and enhanced Wi-Fi.
Three Waters Resort and Marina has three pools open year-round from 8 am to sunset. Kokomo Pool has the only swim-up bar in the Keys, with the bar open 11 am to sunset. On the dining side, Kindler Wood-Fired Fare is the signature restaurant, Little Limón is a rooftop bar and restaurant, and the original Tiki Bar has live music Thursday to Sunday evenings. Islamorada Pizza Co. and the Lucky Twist soft-serve window cover casual bites and treats. The Cove, with its own pool and beach, is a separate adults-only (21+) area.
Check-in is from 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. The main guest checking in must be 21 or older and show a photo ID and a credit card. Let the resort know your arrival time in advance. Early check-in or late check-out may be available for an additional cost.
Three Waters Resort and Marina welcomes well-mannered dogs, up to two per room, for a $150 non-refundable pet fee per room per stay. Only dogs are permitted. Certified service dogs are exempt from the policy and fees.
The resort is at 84001 Overseas Highway, Islamorada. Miami International Airport is about 77 miles away, roughly a 102-minute drive. Outside Key West, a car is generally needed in the Keys, and self-parking at the resort is included in the resort fee. A complimentary shuttle also runs daily within the local area.
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