2 Bedroom Suites in Key West

This 925 sq ft suite occupies two levels within Parrot Key Hotel & Villas, with the master bedroom on the second floor and a second bedroom on the third. The master has a plush king-size bed, a full bath with soaking tub and walk-in shower, and a private balcony facing the Gulf of Mexico. The second bedroom offers a queen-size bed, a full bath, and a 55" TV.

The living area on the second level connects to its own private balcony, a full-size sofa, a 55" TV, and a dry-bar area with a Keurig coffee maker and mini-fridge. Three 55" flat-screen TVs are distributed across the suite. Access requires climbing one flight of stairs from ground level — the listing describes it as a treetop position, which delivers elevated Gulf views at the cost of stair access.

Maximum occupancy is four guests. For a group of four wanting a waterfront position with two full bathrooms and separate bedroom floors, this is the only split-level layout in the Key West two-bedroom suite market covered here. Opal Key's Oceanfront suites are larger at 1,200 sq ft and sleep six, but sit in a more conventional single-level hotel format.

Margaritaville Beach House Key West describes this as a contemporary two-bedroom suite with 1.5 bathrooms and a spacious living area. The resort characterizes its two-bedroom category broadly as featuring organic textures and contemporary coastal décor — a deliberate departure from the older Old Key West aesthetic. The King Resort View configuration is the king-bed variant in the resort-view tier.

For couples traveling with family or a second couple, the 1.5-bathroom layout is a practical consideration — it avoids the single-bathroom bottleneck common in smaller suites. Margaritaville Beach House Key West offers two other two-bedroom configurations at the same property (Two Queens Resort View and Two Queens Pool View), so bed type and view preference can be adjusted without changing hotels.

The Two Queens Resort View configuration at Margaritaville Beach House Key West is a well-appointed two-bedroom suite with a spacious living room and dining space for four. The double-queen setup in the second bedroom makes this the most flexible bed configuration for mixed groups — accommodating four adults across the two bedrooms with no one on a sofa.

This suite sits in the resort-view tier rather than the pool-view tier. Guests prioritizing a pool or lagoon outlook should consider the Two Queens Pool View variant instead, which the property describes as featuring views of the lagoon pool.

This is the pool-tier configuration in Margaritaville Beach House Key West's two-bedroom lineup. The property describes it as a comfortable double-queen suite with 1.5 bathrooms and views of the lagoon pool. It is the only Margaritaville two-bedroom suite that explicitly offers a pool or lagoon view, making it the preferred choice for guests who want outdoor water proximity without the Gulf or ocean rate premium.

All three Margaritaville two-bedroom suites share the same property, so the choice between them comes down to bed type (king vs. two queens in the second bedroom) and view category (resort vs. pool/lagoon). Pricing differences between tiers are not published on the property page.

Beachside Resort markets its Ocean Front Two Bedroom Residence as an expansive 2-bedroom condo with a full kitchen, washer/dryer, and a private balcony. The property sits at 3841 N Roosevelt Blvd, Key West. The full kitchen and washer/dryer combination is a practical differentiator — only Beachside Resort and The Banyan Resort explicitly list fully-equipped kitchens (rather than kitchenettes) in their two-bedroom suites.

Beachside Resort also claims to offer the largest hotel rooms and suites in Key West. Exact square footage for this specific unit is not published, but the condo format with full kitchen and in-unit laundry suggests a layout oriented toward longer stays or families who prefer self-catering over restaurant dining each night.

The Pool View Two Bedroom Residence at Beachside Resort is a 2-bedroom condo with a private balcony overlooking the resort pool. Like the oceanfront variant, it includes a full kitchen and washer/dryer. Guests who want self-catering convenience without the oceanfront rate premium will find this the more cost-accessible Beachside option, though specific pricing is not listed on the property page.

For comparison, Opal Key's Two Bedroom King/Two Queens Pool View Suite is also 1,200 sq ft with pool-and-garden balcony views, but offers a kitchenette rather than a full kitchen. Beachside's full kitchen is the meaningful upgrade for groups planning to cook regularly.

The Banyan Resort's Two Bedroom Suite places a queen-size bed in each of the two bedrooms and adds a queen-size sleeper sofa in the living room, bringing total sleeping capacity to six guests. The suite includes a fully-equipped kitchen with a dining area and a semi-private verandah. This is the highest-capacity two-bedroom suite with a full kitchen in the Key West market covered here — The Banyan is the only property to publish transparent seasonal rate bands.

Rates are tiered by season: in-season $445–$460 per night, mid-season $415–$425, and off-season $395–$405. For a group of six, the per-person nightly cost at off-season rates falls to approximately $66, which compares favorably against booking three separate hotel rooms. The sleeper sofa in the living room means the third sleeping area is in a shared common space rather than a private room — relevant for groups where privacy matters.

At 1,200 sq ft, this is one of the larger two-bedroom hotel suites in Key West. The layout includes two bedrooms with plush king beds, two bathrooms, a separate living room with sleeper sofa, a kitchenette, and a private balcony with property and Key West views. Maximum occupancy is six guests. The Standard View tier is the entry price point within Opal Key's two-bedroom lineup — the same footprint is available with pool, or oceanfront views at higher rates.

The kitchenette (as opposed to a full kitchen) means limited cooking capability — sufficient for breakfast preparation but less suited to full meal cooking compared to Beachside Resort or The Banyan Resort's fully-equipped kitchens. Two bathrooms across 1,200 sq ft for six guests is a practical advantage over The Banyan Resort's suite, which does not specify bathroom count in available source data.

This 1,200 sq ft suite accommodates up to eight guests — the highest capacity of any two-bedroom suite covered here. The layout gives the first bedroom a king bed and the second bedroom two queen beds, plus a sleeper sofa in the separate living room. Two bathrooms, a kitchenette, and private balconies with pool and garden views complete the configuration. Opal Key describes this as featuring "everything you need for a chic and comfortable Key West getaway."

For large family groups or two couples traveling together who need maximum beds without renting multiple rooms, this is the strongest option in the two-bedroom category by capacity. Margaritaville's Two Queens Pool View suite also offers a lagoon pool outlook but does not publish capacity or square footage — making a direct comparison on those metrics impossible from available sources.

The Oceanfront King/King configuration at Opal Key measures 1,200 sq ft, sleeps six, and adds jetted tubs in both bathrooms — a feature not present in the Standard View or Pool View variants. Private balconies deliver oceanfront views of the Atlantic. Opal Key notes that the active marina may obstruct views at times during the day, which is worth factoring in if the unobstructed ocean view is a priority.

The jetted tubs in both bathrooms distinguish this suite from all other two-bedroom options covered on this page. Parrot Key's Waterfront Two-Bedroom Suite has a soaking tub in the master bath but no jetted tub, and only one soaking tub total. For couples or groups who place premium value on bathroom amenities, the Opal Key Oceanfront King/King is the most feature-rich bathroom option available.

The largest-capacity oceanfront option at Opal Key combines a king bed in the first bedroom with two queen beds in the second bedroom, a sleeper sofa in the living room, and private balconies with ocean views — all within 1,200 sq ft. Capacity is eight guests. Both bathrooms include jetted tubs. A kitchenette supports light in-suite dining. Opal Key describes the suite as featuring "upscale amenities designed to help you feel right at home."

Compared to the Oceanfront King/King suite at the same property, the sole difference is the second bedroom's bed configuration (king vs. two queens) and the resulting guest capacity (6 vs. 8). If your group is six or fewer, the King/King Oceanfront is equally appointed at potentially lower cost. If you need to sleep eight, this is the only oceanfront two-bedroom suite at any Key West property covered here that achieves that capacity.