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For anyone headed to Islamorada for the first time, Three Waters Resort and Marina, Islamorada, a Tribute Portfolio Resort is the place that sets the bar high.

The best of the Middle Keys in the form of one sprawling, 214-room waterfront retreat.

This resort spans 15 oceanfront acres, and has 214 colorful, modern rooms, many of which have gorgeous views of the water. Part of the Islamorada Resort Collection, Three Waters guests have access to amenities and restaurants at the other two properties (Amara Cay and La Siesta) on Islamorada. But Three Waters itself is filled with fun amenities and thoughtful touches for guests.

When you’re in the Keys, head over to Islamorada—home to some of the best seafood I’ve ever had in my life, at the Three Waters Resort—I’d be surprised if the seafood I had at a property called Three Waters wasn’t delicious. 

Opened in 2025, Three Waters Resort & Marina in Islamorada merges the best of the Middle Keys into one sprawling, 214-room waterfront retreat (where it’s possible to earn and redeem Marriott Bonvoy points—huzzah!

A true piece of Florida Keys history, the Tiki Bar at Three Waters Resort & Marina (formerly Holiday Isle, then Postcard Inn) is where the legendary rum runner was invented in 1969.

No one needs an excuse to visit the Florida Keys — but if you’re looking for one — we’ve got several fresh reasons to inspire a getaway.

While Three Waters has some of the only human-made sandy beaches in the Keys, La Siesta sports a quieter, more intimate feel featuring cozy cottages and homey amenities like kitchenettes for visitors seeking a staycation away from home.

Discover Paradise at Three Waters Resort & Marina: A welcomed, luxe alternative within the Keys Island chain.

Three Waters Resort & Marina, a Tribute Portfolio Resort in the Florida Keys, will open its doors in Fall 2024.

The Islamorada Resort Collection is in the final stages of approval to transform the Postcard Inn Beach Resort & Marina and Pelican Cove Resort & Marina into one resort.

Two resorts in the Florida Keys’ Islamorada Village are set to undergo significant makeover and reopen as one resort in summer 2024.