The Warmth of Key West surrounds our guests as they gaze from their rooms atop the tallest landmark in the center of this Southernmost city in the United States, the Crowne Plaza - La Concha Key West. Here the sun shines brightest when it sets and the views display the colorful islands gingerbread mansions, tin roofed conch houses and warm ocean waters. In the early 20th Century this was the choice by wealthy industrialists, visiting dignitaries like Harry S. Truman, and writers such as Ernest Hemingway and Tennessee Williams, who was a guest here when he completed his Streetcar Named Desire. First Class Service was demanded during that time and we continue to offer this honorable tradition with grateful pleasure and pride. Whether your inclined to converse with local artisans, read a great novel while lounging by our pool, or enjoy the heat of the city nightlife, you have made the perfect choice, as did our historic guests, at the Crowne Plaza La Concha - the center of it all - yesterday and today.