This was a great surprise. The negative reviews are very misleading. All the rooms have beautiful views of the water. There is an amazing waterfront area with lounge chairs and tables and hammocks. It was so peaceful and relaxing. The pool area and jacuzzi are on a raised deck above the water. The rooms are nice if a bit basic but the place makes up for it. Great experience overall.

We booked the night before coming and got a fantastic rate for one weekend night. It wasn't a five-star resort, but you will not believe how much you get for the money. The views of Florida Bay and tremendous, the rooms cozy, and the hammocks make 24 hours down here the PERFECT rest & relaxation spot. The staff was a little harried at check in and not at their best; the following morning, it was all perfect. Clean rooms with great views. Not too far a drive to restaurants and tiki bars.

We would stay here again gladly.

We stayed at the Lime Tree Bay resort for my husband's 30th birthday. He wanted to spend the weekend fishing, diving and relaxing...so we went to the Keys! This hotel was perfect for what we wanted. The rooms were nice, not exactly as nice as they seem in the pictures, but still nice. The property was amazing! We fished on the dock, snuggled in the hammocks, ate breakfast in our rocking chairs out front, and took advantage of the bbq with some local catch.

I would like to point out, if you have never been to the Keys, there are some things you should know. There are bugs. There is a lot of water around you at all times and anywhere you stay in the Keys will have bugs. There are not a lot of beaches, at least, not traditional beaches. Most of the shore line is rocky and has a lot of seaweed. After reading some reviews of this hotel on here, I thought I had to clarify these points. I go down to the Keys a lot and you are not getting South Beach or Fort Lauderdale. But that's what I love about being down there.

We are already planning our trip back next year for my 30th! I really enjoyed my stay at this hotel!

I spent 1 night at the Lime Tree Bay Resort. Having not been to the Keys before I was unsure of what to expect. As most places seem to be, this spot is literally like 5 feet from the side of the road. The people at check-in were very helpful and sweet. They offered to help us anyway/anyhow and seemed very sincere.

We stayed in room 20, which is a corner room on the first floor. It had 2 full beds with nice linens. The bathroom was comical! Toilet is absurdly close to the wall, you actually have to face the side should you want to sit down without your legs hitting the wall or the toilet paper holder. The shower also seems to be built for the shorter folks. At 5'6" I had only 1 inch between my head and the shower head. Water also was luke warm, and took a long time running to get anything other than frigid. Not very eco-friendly, but maybe it was a fluke?

Grounds are nice, but not as nice as photos make it appear. Everything seems kind of run-down, but not terrible.

My main issue was the noise. I sat on the dock to watch the sunset and all I could hear was trucks zooming down the road and other noise. This does seem to be part of the Keys though due to the narrow nature of the land.

There really isn't anything nearby for food. We drove down towards Marathon for dinner, which was about 30-40 miles round trip.

They did have breakfast the next morning which was coffee, juice and some packaged bagels and muffins. Nothing fancy, but something none the less.