Frommer's Review
A small resort unto itself, the Island City House consists of three separate buildings that share a common junglelike patio and pool. The first building, unimaginatively called the Island City House building, is a historic three-story wooden structure with wraparound verandas on every floor. The warmly outfitted, old-fashioned interiors here include wood floors and many antiques. The tile bathrooms could use more counter space, but eccentricities are part of this hotel's charm. The unpainted wooden Cigar House has particularly large bedrooms, similar in ambience to those in the Island City House. The Arch House is the least appealing of the three buildings, but still recommended. Built of Dade County pine, this house's cozy bedrooms are furnished in wicker and rattan and come with small kitchens and bathrooms.
Facilities:
Outdoor heated pool; access to nearby health club; Jacuzzi; bike rentals; concierge; in-room massage; babysitting; laundry service and laundry facilities; dry cleaning
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