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Panama City
Judging from the cookie cutter ambience and mostly tour group clientele, this hotel in the Carlson chain would probably be more at home in Panama City, Florida than Central America.
Panama City
Judging from the cookie cutter ambience and mostly tour group clientele, this hotel in the Carlson chain would probably be more at home in Panama City, Florida than Central America.
Panama City
Located at the core of Panama City's most atmospheric neighborhood, Casa Mar Alta is a beautifully restored 19th-century mansion with two lavish guestrooms.
Panama City
Rock-bottom budget places can have a rugged charm, as El Hotel Colón proves. There are 45 rooms here and every one is different, so look at a few if possible, keep your expectations in check and you should pass an agreeable stay here.
Panama City
Originally built to house Panama Canal workers, this handsome hotel has an impressive lobby complete with the original ornate Spanish tile work. On the exterior, the Pensión Colón evokes the Casco Viejo of old.
Panama City
From the same twisted minds that brought you Mondo Taitu and Hostel Heike in Bocas del Toro, Luna's Castle is bar-none the best backpacker spot in Panama City.
Panama City
The Hotel Caribe's motto is 'where the party never ends' and the place feels like a washed up rock star crash pad - a Panamanian Chelsea Hotel if you will, where Sid Vicious would feel at home collapsing.
Panama City
A discernible step up from the standard hotel fare that runs chock-a-block in this part of town, the Acapulco combines professionalism with comfortable rooms, exuding a subtle style.
Panama City
Your upscale option in a downtrodden part of town, this hotel is a good choice for trios or families looking for a little comfort at a good price (front desk staff are open to negotiation).
Panama City
Travelers in the know choose Hotel Marparaíso, simply because they'll pick you up at the airport for free, which will save you some serious cash.
Panama City
The Venecia is one of the newer hotels in this rapidly aging neighborhood, and its cheerily painted exterior is subtle compared to the over-the-top Venetian theme inside.
Panama City
In La Exposición, it's all about location, and the Hotel Andino occupies a prime spot on a short dead end street off the main drag (Av Perú).
Panama City
A coral pink palace with high security - a good thing in rough-around-the-edges La Exposición - the Residencial Jamaica is a tightly-run ship on a quiet corner.
Panama City
Chances are the desk staff will be juggling three or more tasks with aplomb when you turn up at this popular hotel, but don't fret: they'll still take a moment to meet and greet you with their hallmark professionalism and courtesy.
Panama City
Named after a tasty bread pudding, 'Mama's full' is an appropriate moniker for this new hostel that will be short on vacancies once word gets around.
Panama City
This Panama City landmark hotel has hosted the likes of Hillary Clinton, Mick Jagger, Jimmy Carter, Alberto Fujimori, Sting, Ernesto Zedillo, Andres Pastrana and Def Leppard - not at the same time of course.
Panama City
A 25-storey glass and steel tower perched over the Bahía de Panamá, this is the most well-rounded, all-service business hotel in the city. And it's Inter-Continental, so the style and services are standardised.
Panama City
You'll sense the difference at this intimate, elegant hotel the moment the door is swept open for you, revealing the hushed, rarefied air the Bristol exudes.
Panama City
The boutique concept is executed impeccably at this sweetheart of a hotel that has won a devoted clientele for its classy, tasteful digs and sterling service.
Panama City
The cheapest dorm bed in the city can be yours at this low-key spot, which occupies the original premises of Voyager International Hostel. Zuly's is brand new and still working out the kinks, so it still has a long way to go.