Sober Key

Find an open bed in a sober living home

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Men's and women's homes · Short-term stays · Private pay

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Showing 12 of 12 homes

That's all 12 homes in this area.

You don't have to do this alone in a hotel room.

Structure, not isolation

Live with others who are working the same program and holding the same line.

Zero tolerance means zero

Every home on Sober Key has a strict no-alcohol, no-drugs policy — so the place you sleep is a safe place.

Men's and women's homes

No co-ed houses, so you can focus on recovery.

Close to meetings

Listings show the nearest meetings and how residents get there.

What staying in a sober living home looks like

Each home sets its own house rules, and you'll see them before you book. Most homes expect you to:

  • Stay alcohol- and drug-free, and agree to testing if the house requires it
  • Attend meetings or follow your recovery plan
  • Respect curfew, chores, and shared spaces
  • Treat housemates and the house manager with respect
Breaking house rules can mean being asked to leave. Review each home's rules and refund policy before you book.

Want to help someone you love? Book their bed for them.

You can search, book, and pay for a stay directly, so the money goes to the bed — not into anyone's hands. You'll get the booking confirmation, and your loved one gets a safe place to sleep.

The guest must agree to the house rules at check-in.

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Book in three steps

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Search

Search by area, and men's or women's home.

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Read the house rules

Read the house rules and choose your home.

3

Pay and get details

Pay online and get your check-in details.

About payment

Sober Key is private pay. We do not accept insurance at this time. You'll see the nightly or weekly rate for each home before you book, with no hidden fees.

Sober Key is a housing connection service, not a treatment program or a crisis service. If you are in crisis or thinking about harming yourself, call or text 988 (Suicide and Crisis Lifeline). In an emergency, call 911.