The Marrero Guest House
This Victorian home was once the
home of Enriquetta's, the resident ghost that still haunts the property. She was evicted from her beloved home to a bigomist
husband (Francisco) that forgot to tell her that he was married to a woman in his home land of Cuba. Upon his death, his first
wife found out about the estate in Key West. Came to the Island with lawyers and Enriquetta was banished out of her home with
her two children. She laid a promise, that as long as she lived, that that house was hers, in spirit as well. And so it is
in death.
This house has been covered by
the Travel Channel and the History Channel's Haunted History series. It's now a Bed and Breakfast. If Enriquetta doesn't
like you, the chandelier in the hallway will sway back and fourth. If this occurs, it's sure that you won't stay the
night. If you stay in her room, you might get a visit from her, looking for her brush to get ready for bed or sitting
at the edge of your bed. The smell of her Lavender perfume is a sure sign that she about.
Make your reservation for
a ghostly encounter ahead of time, it's a popular spot, close to Duvall Street and all the hussle and bussle of Key West Night
life.