A white two-story house with green awnings, a large porch, swings, and plants in the foreground.

Key West Hotel

Our History

Eden House Key West was originally built in 1924 as the Gibson Hotel. It consisted of one main building, and the surrounding buildings were added over the next five years. A Hollywood film entitled “Criss Cross” starring Goldie Hawn was filmed at the Eden House Key West over the summer in July 1990.

Eden House is a certified Key West Green Hotel, marking our commitment to sustainability. Every step counts in our journey toward environmental responsibility, from installing soap dispensers in showers to using eco-friendly cups made from corn. Take a look around and see how you, too, can make a difference.

Green Practices at Eden House

We invite you to join us in making a positive impact on our environment.

  • Towel Reuse Program: Encouraging guests to reuse towels to save water.
  • Linen Reuse Program: Offering options to reuse linens during stays.
  • Water Conservation: Implementing low-flow showerheads and toilets.
  • Energy Efficiency: Using compact fluorescent bulbs and photo sensors for outdoor lights.
  • Composting: Reducing waste through composting initiatives paper, and toner cartridges.
  • Waste Management: Utilizing a trash compactor to minimize waste volume.
  • Eco-Friendly Products: Using cups made from corn and environmentally preferable cleaners.
  • Bathroom Upgrades: Replacing single-use bottles with shampoo, soap, and lotion dispensers.
  • Recycling Efforts: Recycling paper, plastic, glass, batteries, cardboard, office