One of Key West's most storied hotels, La Concha Key West (part of Marriott's Autograph Collection), is marking a full century on Duval Street with a limited-time 100th Anniversary package that leans hard into vintage island glamour.

The centerpiece for couples is a sunset cruise for two — a classic Key West ritual, since the island's west-facing harbour puts on some of the best twilight shows in Florida. But the package goes beyond the usual perks. Guests receive vintage-inspired keepsakes, including a commemorative brass hotel key, plus a digital vintage camera loaded with a nostalgic film feel so the trip photos come out looking like they were shot decades ago.

There's a playful, educational streak to the offer too. Booking includes invitations to a mojito master class — fitting, given Key West's Cuban-inflected cocktail culture — and a conch-blowing class, a nod to the island's famously loud local tradition (true Conchs, as Key West natives are known, take their shell-blowing seriously). Vintage-style welcome treats and a curated centennial playlist round out the package.

La Concha has long been more than a place to sleep. Opened in the 1920s on Duval Street, the hotel sits at the commercial heart of Old Town, steps from the southernmost point buoy, Sloppy Joe's and the rest of the island's walkable bar-and-gallery strip. A century of guests — including writers and celebrities drawn to Key West's anything-goes spirit — gives the anniversary package genuine narrative weight rather than being a generic promo.

For travellers, the timing works: Key West's shoulder seasons make the island more affordable and less crowded, and a package that bundles a sunset cruise and classes takes some of the planning off your plate. It suits couples after a romantic Florida break, or anyone who likes their hotel stay with a side of history. If you're plotting a Key West trip anyway, checking whether this centennial offer is still running could add real value to the same room you'd book regardless.

First reported by Global Traveler.