Best rooms at Reefhouse Resort & Marina, ranked

Best overall: Room (King - Bay Front) for the clearest bay and ocean-facing views from a balcony and direct proximity to the pool and beach. For families or groups who need space, the Suite, 2 Bedrooms sleeps more guests and includes separate living space; the Suite, 1 Bedroom Penthouse is the most private suite option with a full kitchen and expansive views.
In this guide
- Why the Room (King - Bay Front) tops the list
- Best for families and larger groups: Suite, 2 Bedrooms
- Best view-focused upgrade: Suite, 1 Bedroom Penthouse and Suite, 1 Bedroom
- Best value standard rooms: Room (2 Queens - Bay Front) and 2-queen options
- Accessibility, families, and in-room policies
- How to pick the right room when booking
- What’s around the rooms: beach, pool and marina access
Why the Room (King - Bay Front) tops the list
The Room (King - Bay Front) puts you closest to Key Largo Bay with a balcony or seating area that faces the water. That direct bay-front positioning makes it the easiest room type for morning light, sunset views, and quick access to the pool, beach, and marina.
Layout options include 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed or 2 Queen Beds, so it fits couples and small families who want a strong waterside location without stepping up to a suite. If a mobility-accessible room is needed, some Room (King - Bay Front) units include accessible-bath features — ask the hotel when booking.
- Water-facing balcony or seating area
- Bed configurations: 1 King Bed + 1 Double Sofa Bed or 2 Queen Beds
- Closest easy access to pool, private beach and marina
| Photo | Why choose it |
|---|---|
| 50 | Best direct bay and ocean views among standard rooms |

Best for families and larger groups: Suite, 2 Bedrooms
The Suite, 2 Bedrooms is the resort’s largest listed accommodation and suits families or groups who need separate bedrooms and a living area. The property lists this suite with beds: 1 King Bed, 2 Double Beds and 1 Double Sofa Bed.
Choosing this suite avoids booking multiple rooms while keeping everyone under one roof. The suite’s bay-view listing indicates it also offers better sightlines to the water than interior or standard-view rooms, which helps with supervising kids from a living area.
- Beds: 1 King Bed, 2 Double Beds, 1 Double Sofa Bed
- 944 sq. ft. listed on the room-type summary
- Bay-view orientation for better shared living views
| Room | Beds (as listed) |
|---|---|
| Suite, 2 Bedrooms | 1 King Bed; 2 Double Beds; 1 Double Sofa Bed |
| Suite, 1 Bedroom | 1 King Bed; 1 Double Sofa Bed |
| Suite, 1 Bedroom Penthouse | 1 King Bed; 1 Double Bed |

Best view-focused upgrade: Suite, 1 Bedroom Penthouse and Suite, 1 Bedroom
If you want a suite feel without the full two-bedroom floorplan, consider the Suite, 1 Bedroom Penthouse or the Suite, 1 Bedroom. The penthouse is presented as a top-level one-bedroom with a full kitchen area in its listing (One Bedroom Penthouse pages show a kitchen/breakfast bar and ocean views).
The Suite, 1 Bedroom also provides separate living space and a sofa bed, useful for families who want a living room in addition to the bedroom. Both suites are better options than standard rooms when you want more space to eat, spread out, or work from the room.
- Suite, 1 Bedroom Penthouse: full kitchen/breakfast bar, expansive ocean views (see One Bedroom Penthouse listing images)
- Suite, 1 Bedroom: 1 King Bed + 1 Double Sofa Bed — separate living area
- Suites typically include more living and dining space than standard rooms
| Suite | Notable extra |
|---|---|
| Suite, 1 Bedroom Penthouse | Full kitchen / breakfast bar and ocean views |
| Suite, 1 Bedroom | Separate living area plus sofa bed |

Best value standard rooms: Room (2 Queens - Bay Front) and 2-queen options
If you travel with kids or friends and prefer two beds, the Room (2 Queens - Bay Front) and other two-queen room types give more sleeping spots without booking a suite. The Room (2 Queens - Bay Front) has a balcony and bay views in its listing, making it a good family-oriented standard option.
Partial bay-view and standard-view two-queen rooms are available if you want a lower rate and don’t need a full bay-facing balcony. Bed counts are consistent across listings, so choose the room name that matches the view and bed layout you want.
- Room (2 Queens - Bay Front): 2 Queen Beds, balcony with bay view
- Room (2 Queens - Partial Bay View): 2 Queen Beds, partial bay sightlines
- Room (2 Queens - Standard View) and Room (2 Queens - Standard View with Balcony) for interior/landscape outlooks
| Room type | Beds (as listed) |
|---|---|
| Room (2 Queens - Bay Front) | 2 Queen Beds |
| Room (2 Queens - Partial Bay View) | 2 Queen Beds |
| Room (2 Queens - Standard View) | 2 Queen Beds |
Accessibility, families, and in-room policies
Reefhouse is family-friendly: children 17 and under stay free with an adult, cribs and pack-and-plays are available on request, and rollaway beds are not permitted. Some Room (King - Bay Front) units and other room types include accessible bathrooms or roll-in showers; request accessible rooms when booking.
The main guest must be at least 21 to check in. Pets are allowed for an additional fee (the property’s published pet policy lists specific limits), and service animals are exempt from pet charges. If you need accessible features, the property lists wheelchair-accessible parking, pool access, and accessible restaurant and room options.
- Minimum check-in age: 21 for primary booker
- Children 17 and under stay free with an adult
- Rollaway beds are not allowed; cribs/pack-and-plays available on request
- Accessible parking, pool, and some rooms are available — confirm specifics at booking
| Policy | Note |
|---|---|
| Resort fee | Mandatory daily fee covers Wi‑Fi, fitness, towels, bottled water and other listed items (amount shown on the hotel's site) |
| Check-in / Check-out | Check-in 4:00 PM; check-out 11:00 AM |
| Pets | Allowed with a per-pet fee; service animals exempt |
How to pick the right room when booking
Decide whether you prioritize view, bed configuration, or space. For the clearest bay and ocean exposure pick a bay-front room name (Room (King - Bay Front) or Room (2 Queens - Bay Front)); for more living/dining space choose a suite or the penthouse.
Book directly with Reefhouse if you want the widest selection of room-type availability; the hotel notes direct bookings can expose more room inventory than OTAs. Also confirm any accessibility needs, pet stays, and extra-person charges when you reserve.
- Direct booking often shows more room-type availability than third-party sites
- Confirm extra-guest charges after the second adult (policy varies by room type)
- Ask about accessible-room features or exact bed layouts if that matters to your group
| When to pick this | Room suggestion |
|---|---|
| Priority: Best water view for two | Room (King - Bay Front) |
| Priority: More beds for a family | Suite, 2 Bedrooms |
| Priority: Two beds, mid-range price | Room (2 Queens - Bay Front) or Room (2 Queens - Partial Bay View) |
What’s around the rooms: beach, pool and marina access
All bay-front and many balcony rooms are steps from the resort’s private beach, two pool areas and the on-site marina. Pool and beach access is limited to registered guests and comes with towel service covered by the daily resort fee.
The on-site marina operates watersport outings, snorkeling and dive charters, and fishing trips that depart directly from the property — a practical advantage of choosing a water-facing room if you plan to use marina services frequently.
- Private beach and beach loungers/umbrellas available to registered guests
- Two outdoor pool areas (the main pool is heated and cooled year-round)
- On-site marina for snorkeling, diving, fishing charters and other water excursions
| Nearby attraction | Approximate access from bay-front rooms |
|---|---|
| Private beach / pools | Steps away |
| On-site marina (boats, charters) | On property — short walk from bay-front rooms |
| John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park | A short drive or quick local trip from the resort |


