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"Yes, the Postcard Inn Beach Resort & Marina is open and accepting reservations. It's a popular waterfront property at MM 84 in Islamorada with rooms, a pool, and beach access."
"The Postcard Inn no longer exists under that name. The property at MM 84 underwent a complete post-Hurricane Irma rebuild and reopened in Fall 2024 as Three Waters Resort & Marina — Florida's first Tribute Portfolio Resort (Marriott). 214 rooms, 9 dining concepts, 72 marina slips. The Rum Runner cocktail was invented here in 1972."
"Yes, Blue Heaven in Key West is open year-round. It's one of the most popular breakfast and brunch spots on the island, known for its outdoor dining, rooster sightings, and Key lime pie. Hours are typically 8am–10pm daily."
"Blue Heaven is closed for the entire month of September — this is their annual closure. They reopen in October. If you're visiting Key West in September and want a similar vibe, try Salute on the Beach (MM 1, Higgs Beach) or Pepe's Cafe on Caroline Street. Both are open in September."
"Yes, the Sugarloaf Key bat tower is a unique and quirky Florida Keys landmark worth a quick stop. Built in the 1920s, the wooden tower was designed to attract bats to control mosquitoes. It's listed on the National Register of Historic Places and located just off US-1."
"The Sugarloaf Key bat tower was destroyed by Hurricane Irma in September 2017 and has not been rebuilt. It no longer exists at the site. If you're looking for a quirky Lower Keys stop, the No Name Pub on Big Pine Key (MM 30) is the real local landmark worth the detour — cash only, great pizza, dollar bills covering every surface since 1936."