What to pack for a stay at Reefhouse Resort & Marina
Pack light, sun-ready clothes and reef-friendly beach gear for a stay at Reefhouse Resort & Marina, plus travel documents, chargers, and any specialty items for watersports (certification cards, personal snorkel). If you have young children, bring any favorite small items—cribs/pack-and-plays are available on request—while the resort provides towels, in-room coffee makers, and bottled water as part of the daily resort fee.
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Travel documents, money, and practical items
Bring a government-issued photo ID for check-in (the main guest must be at least 21), your reservation confirmation, and any membership or dive-certification cards you need for booked excursions.
Carry a copy of the resort phone and address: Reefhouse Resort & Marina, 103800 Overseas Hwy, Key Largo, FL 33037. BookResorts agents (24/7) can be reached at +1 (888) 605-1350 if you need help before arrival.
- Government ID (primary guest 21+)
- Reservation confirmation & payment card
- Dive/snorkel certification cards if you plan to dive
- Health insurance card and any prescription meds
| Item | Why |
|---|---|
| Photo ID | Required at check-in (primary guest must be 21+) |
| Dive/snorkel card | Needed for onsite marina dive operations and charters |
| Prescription meds | Bring originals + a copy of prescriptions |
Beach and water gear
Reefhouse guests have access to a private beach, pool areas (the outdoor pool is heated and cooled), and an on-site marina offering snorkeling, diving, kayaking, and fishing. Pack items you’ll use on the sand and in the water.
Use reef-safe sunscreen and a rash guard to protect skin and the local coral. If you prefer your own snorkel gear, bring it — rental and excursion operators are available at the marina, but personal fit is often better.
- Reef-safe sunscreen (SPF 30+)
- Swimsuits and rash guards
- Water shoes or reef boots
- Personal snorkel/mask if you have one
- Quick-dry towel or beach mat (the resort provides towel service, but personal items are useful for boats)
| Water activity | Suggested item |
|---|---|
| Snorkeling/diving | Mask/snorkel, certification card for dives |
| Kayaking/paddle sports | Dry bag for phone/keys |
| Boat/fishing charters | Light windbreaker and non-slip shoes |
Clothing and footwear
Key Largo is warm much of the year; pack light cottons, shorts, sundresses, and at least one smart-casual outfit if you’ll dine at Gus' Grille in the evenings. The resort’s restaurants serve breakfast, lunch and dinner on covered patios and at open-air bars.
Bring a light layer for breezy evenings or air-conditioned indoor spaces, and a waterproof jacket if you’re traveling during the rainy season or hurricane season (June–November).
- Daywear: shorts, tees, sundresses
- Evening: one casual dress or collared shirt
- Light jacket or windbreaker
- Sandals plus a pair of closed-toe shoes for excursions
| Season | Packing note |
|---|---|
| Winter (Dec–Feb) | Bring a light sweater for cooler nights |
| Summer (Jun–Sep) | Light, breathable fabrics; expect humidity |
| Rainy / hurricane season | Waterproof outer layer and flexible plans |
Toiletries, health and spa-ready items
The resort provides in-room bottled water, a coffee/tea maker, towels, and the spa supplies a robe and sandals for treatments, but you should bring your personal toiletries and any specialty products you prefer.
If you plan to visit By the Bay Spa (Opal Spa) book treatments early; spa hours vary and some days are closed. Bring swimwear if you want to use hydro facilities before or after a treatment.
- Basic toiletries (toothbrush, shampoo, razor)
- Reef-safe sunscreen and lip balm with SPF
- Small first-aid kit and motion-sickness meds for boat trips
- Light swim cover-up for walking between pool/beach and spa
| Spa note | What the spa provides |
|---|---|
| Attire | Robe and sandals provided by the spa |
| Booking | Reserve treatments in advance (recommended two weeks) |
| Hours | Spa open most days; Fridays closed (check current schedule) |
Kids, family items and room details
Reefhouse Resort & Marina is family-friendly — children 17 and under stay free with an adult — and the property provides family-friendly dining choices and activities. Cribs and pack-and-plays are available upon request; rollaway beds are not permitted.
When you book, note the room type that fits your group. Room names include Room (King - Bay Front), Room (King - Partial Bay View), Room (2 Queens - Bay Front), Suite, 1 Bedroom, and Suite, 2 Bedrooms, among others; check the room’s bedding configuration and occupancy rules before arrival.
- Bring favorite small toys, nightlight, and any required child meds
- Pack a child-size life vest if you prefer your own flotation device
- Request a crib/pack-and-play in advance if needed
| Common room types | Typical bedding |
|---|---|
| Room (King - Bay Front) | 1 King Bed + 1 Double Sofa Bed or 2 Queen Beds (check booking) |
| Room (2 Queens - Bay Front) | 2 Queen Beds |
| Suite, 2 Bedrooms | 1 King Bed, 2 Double Beds and 1 Double Sofa Bed |
Tech, valuables and hotel-provided items
Bring phone chargers, a power bank, and any camera gear for underwater shots. Rooms include a laptop-compatible safe and in-room coffee/tea maker. Wireless high-speed internet is included via the mandatory resort fee.
If you’ll be using rental cars, bring a toll transponder or be prepared for Toll-By-Plate billing on drives from Miami; parking is included in the resort fee for registered guests but valet is also available.
- Phone and camera chargers, extra SD cards
- Portable charger/power bank
- Dry bag for phones on boats
- Small travel lock for luggage (safe is provided in-room)
| Provided in-room | Notes |
|---|---|
| Laptop-compatible safe | Secure valuables during outings |
| In-room coffee/tea maker | Included with reservation |
| Wireless internet | Included through resort fee |
