Margaritaville Beach House Key West recently introduced new add-ons and extras, including a one-of-a-kind Jimmy Bucket Suite. The add-ons allow guests to add fun twists to their tropical getaways, like early check-in, late check-out, Champagne, chocolates, snacks and more.
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Opened in November 2021, Margaritaville Beach House Key West sits on Smathers Beach and offers 186 suites, a lagoon-style pool, lounging hammocks around the property, pool-side entertainment, daily refreshments, a 24-hour fitness center, lawn games, event space and the lively Tin Cup Chalice Bar & Chill.
Guests can now customize their stay with these new add-ons:
- Island breakfast, pool-side at $28 per guest per day
- Ridin’ in Style airport transfers in a Bamboo Buick Limo with ice-cold margaritas, at $125/reservation
- Too Late Pirate evening turndown with house-made tequila and chocolate espresso bites for $65 per stay
- Lust for Treasure at $60 per stay with snacks and a bucket of LandShark beer
- Early Check-In, $75/stay at 11 a.m.
- Late Check-Out, $100 per stay on select rooms at 2 p.m.
- Bubbles & Bliss in-room Champagne or sparkling Rosé and chocolate pearls at $60 per stay
- Boozy Pirate, $75 per stay, with an in-room bottle of red wine and chocolate pearls
© Margaritaville Beach House Key West
Upgrade your stay to the Jimmy Bucket Suite, a one-bedroom, king-bedded, pool-view suite with a custom bar-to-balcony pulley system that allows guests to reel in treats. Warm muffins, afternoon snacks, liquid refreshments and more can be pulled right to the guestroom balcony in a wooden Jimmy Bucket. There is also an option to include a keepsake Margaritaville cutting board and two branded shot glasses to a stay. That’s not all — the suite also includes a Margarita Frozen Concoction Machine, limes, a shaker of salt and a bucket of LandShark. Pricing for this add-on begins at $150.
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