The Scarlet Mango Inn invites guests to savor Key West’s storied past while enjoying modern comforts in a thoughtfully restored, adults-only hideaway. Originally constructed in 1858 by William C. Lowe using shipbuilding techniques, this storied property survived the Great Fire of 1886 and multiple hurricanes, standing today as a testament to enduring craftsmanship. In 2022, Key West locals James and Heather Warren meticulously renovated the inn to preserve its historical essence and add luxurious upgrades. Each private studio and suite—from the cozy Golden Nugget with its quartz-sink bath to the bright, five-window Keitt—offers a tranquil escape steeped in Old World allure. The wheelchair-accessible Julie includes a ramp and shower with a seat, while the ground-floor Number Eleven offers an inviting retreat through the garden. For a sun-filled experience, the aptly named Scarlet suite bathes visitors in radiant Key West light. Here, history, comfort, and genuine island hospitality converge in one unforgettable stay.
