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Cheeca Lodge & Spa (**NEWLY RENOVATED**)

81801 Overseas Highway, Islamorada, FL, USA, 33036
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Meet in Paradise at The Legendary Cheeca Lodge & Spa: -Located on 27 lush oceanfront acres, just 90 minutes from Miami via Florida's historic Overseas Highway -In the heart of the Florida Keys, midway between Miami and Key West; in the heartbeat of Islamorada- known as the sportfishing capital of the world -243 spacious rooms (QQ and king options) and large suites (studio, 1- and 2-bedroom) with classic "Island chic" decor -10 two-bedroom luxury Casitas. -1 Exclusive one-bedroom luxury Casita - Guestroom views include golf course, resort gardens, spa lagoon & waterfall, ocean and beachfront -Concierge style champagne check-in -Picturesque venues and limitless options for energizing activities and teambuilding -Over 16,000 square feet of flexible indoor meeting space for groups of 10 to 200 - Over 100,000 square feet of outdoor function space including beaches, terraces, golf course, Tahitian style spa island, and more - Three on-site restaurants: Atlantic's Edge (fine dining), Mia Cucina (family-friendly Italian), and Nikai Sushi -Four on-site bars: Lobby Bar, Beachfront Tiki Bar, 25 South Tiki Bar and Nikai Sushi lounge featuring two ocean view terraces -Two restaurants on the Bay: The Beach Cafe and Pierre's Restaurant -Full-service spa with private adult-only poolside cabanas - Recreation includes 4 tennis courts, 9 holes of golf, sports courts (basketball, pickle ball, shuffleboard), 3 pools, full line of water sports & beach toys, Camp Cheeca for kids, and much more

Venue Details

ChainIndependent / Other
BrandIndependent
Built1946
Renovated2022
Total meeting space107,374 sq. ft.
Guest Rooms243
Venue typeResort

Industry Ratings

AAA

Awards

Industry awards
~ Trip Advisor 2017 Certificate of Excellence ~ Conde Nast 2016 Readers Choice Top 10 Florida Keys ~ Trip Advisor 2016 Certificate of Excellence ~ Trip Advisor 2015 Certificate of Excellence ~ Featured in Recommend Magazine April 2014 ~ USA Today's 2014 Top 10 Resort Swimming Pools ~ TripAdvisor 2014 Certificate of Excellence ~ Conde Nast 2013 Readers Choice Top 100 ~ Conde Nast 2011 Top 150 U.S. Resorts ~ Wine Spectator 2011 Award of Excellence ~ Wine Spectator 2010 Award of Excellence

Amenities

Room features and guest services
  • Calls (local)
  • Concierge services
  • Internet access
  • Laundry service
  • Luggage storage
  • Room service
  • View (garden)
  • View (ocean or water)
  • Voicemail box
Facilities
  • Onsite catering
  • Onsite gift shop
  • Onsite restaurant
  • Onsite security
  • Pet friendly
  • Rental car service
  • Space (outdoor)
  • Space (private)
  • Space (semi-private)
  • Wheelchair accessible
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Seasonal Availability

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High season
Dec 20 - Dec 31Jan 01 - Apr 27
Shoulder season
Apr 28 - Aug 17
Low season
Aug 18 - Dec 19

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Meeting rooms

Total meeting space
107,374 sq. ft.
Largest room
10,000 sq. ft.
Space (private)
10,000 sq. ft.
Meeting rooms
30
Second largest room
2,065 sq. ft.
Exhibit space
10,000 sq. ft.
Space (semi-private)
9,460 sq. ft.
Space (outdoor)
100,000 sq. ft.
Standing capacity
4,150
Seating capacity
1,182

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Meeting space

Name
Room size
Ceiling height
Maximum capacity
U-Shape
Banquet rounds
Cocktail rounds
Theater
Classroom
Boardroom
Crescent rounds (Cabaret)
E-Shape
Hollow square
Perimeter seating
Royal conference
Talk show
T-Shape
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Islamorada Ballroom
10,000 sq. ft.
112 x 72 sq. ft.
17.7 ft.
1576
270
790
1576
1182
675
315
270
290
270
1182
315
1182
240
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Bougainvillea Ballroom
2,065 sq. ft.
59 x 35 sq. ft.
12 ft.
200
60
120
175
200
90
50
90
-
60
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Bougainvillea 1
1,033 sq. ft.
29.5 x 35 sq. ft.
12 ft.
90
24
60
75
90
40
32
42
-
30
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Bougainvillea 2
1,032 sq. ft.
29.5 x 35 sq. ft.
12 ft.
90
24
60
75
90
40
32
42
-
30
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Hibiscus Suite
748 sq. ft.
34 x 22 sq. ft.
12 ft.
60
20
40
50
60
32
24
28
-
24
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Hibiscus 1
374 sq. ft.
17 x 22 sq. ft.
12 ft.
30
10
20
25
30
15
12
14
-
14
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Hibiscus 2
374 sq. ft.
17 x 22 sq. ft.
12 ft.
30
10
20
25
30
15
12
14
-
14
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Sunrise Ballroom
1,870 sq. ft.
47 x 41.5 sq. ft.
9 ft.
120
32
90
100
120
50
40
63
-
36
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Guest rooms

Total guest rooms
243
Single (1 bed)
154
Single (1 bed) rate
$199.00 - $1,999.00
Double (2 beds)
94
Double (2 beds) rate
$199.00 - $1,999.00
Suites
166
Tax rate
7.5%
Occupancy rate
5%

Location

Getting Here

CLOSEST AIRPORTS: Marathon Airport (MTH) – 30 mi Miami International Airport (MIA) – 79 mi Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) – 109 mi FROM MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (MIA) Head east on NW 21st Street Turn right on NW 37th Avenue Take a right onto NW 14th Street Turn right onto S Le Jeune Road Take the ramp onto FL-836 W Take the exit for FL-826 S toward Coral Way Continue onto FL-874 (signs for Toll Road/Homestead) Merge onto Florida 821 Toll S/Homestead Extension of Florida’sTurnpike Exit onto US-1 S/NE 1st Avenue towards Key West Cheeca Lodge will be on your left *Please note that Florida’s Turnpike roads do not accept cash for tolls – they use the Sun Pass prepaid toll system. FROM MARATHON AIRPORT (MTH) Head east on Rick Turner Take the first left onto US-1 N/Overseas Highway Cheeca Lodge will be on your right FROM FORT LAUDERDALE AIRPORT (FLL) Head west on Terminal Drive Follow signs for I-595 W/I-95/Florida’s Turnpike and merge onto I-595 W Take exit 8 for Florida’s Turnpike S Take the exit toward Homestead Merge onto Florida 821 Toll S/Homestead Extension of Florida’s Turnpike Exit on the left onto U.S. 1 S/NE 1st Avenue toward Key West Cheeca Lodge will be on your left
Distance from airport 75 mi
Parking in the area
Complimentary parking
Valet parking
Bus parking

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Additional Information

Facility Restrictions

-BRAND NEW 10,000 sq ft Islamorada Ballroom -Capacity to host receptions of 1500 persons indoor and 1000 persons outdoors -Largest meeting room seats approx. 788 for Banquets and 675 ppl classroom style -43 Brand new Luxury Premier Guest Suites -All guestrooms are non-smoking

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The Legend Lives On! 2022 New Developments at Cheeca Lodge: + 43 newly built Luxury Oceanfront Suites and 10,000 sq ft. Islamorada Ballroom with: o Pillarless 10,000 square feet Ballroom o Accommodates up to 1,000 guests for receptions & 788 for Banquet-Styled Dinners o Retractable Walls for 3 Flexible Breakout Room capabilities o Majestic Ceilings Height of 17 ft 7” o State of the Art Technology & Rigging o Generously sized foyer area for coastal-inspired receptions and exhibits o Bold Modernist Doorways o Dramatic designer chandeliers o Cool Couture Décor furnishings for conversation-worthy seating o Ecosystem Technology – Lutron Electronics Dimming Lighting System o Symphony of Romantic Scones and Ambient Art Lighting o Panoramic golf views Be one of the first to experience our brand-new suites, inquire about our amazing midweek promos now!

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Sustainable Practices

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Diversity and Inclusion

For US hotels only, is Cheeca Lodge & Spa (**NEWLY RENOVATED**) and/or parent company certified as a 51% diverse owned business enterprise (BE)? If yes, please indicate which one of the following you are certified as:
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Health and Safety

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