“Cool hotel. Nice location. Glad I stayed.”
I loved my room and its cozy vibe, and that artwork was amazing. I did feel the room was a bit dirty, especially the upstairs floors.
MunsonA week ago
Panama City·8.9
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The Amarla Boutique Hotel Casco Viejo in Panama City offers elegant, air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, balconies, and modern amenities, along with free WiFi. This adults-only hotel features a sun terrace, restaurant, and bar. Guests can enjoy à la carte breakfast, dinner with vegetarian and gluten-free options, and yoga classes. It's 6 km from Albrook International Airport and near attractions like the Canal Museum and Presidential Palace.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
I loved my room and its cozy vibe, and that artwork was amazing. I did feel the room was a bit dirty, especially the upstairs floors.
Munson·A week ago
The location, design, and staff were great. I had issues with shower water pressure, noise, cramped space, and lack of windows.
Djordje·2 weeks ago
The staff were attentive and the location is good. The room is small and there is no TV.
Daniel·A month ago
The spot is great, breakfast hits the mark, the bed feels super comfy, the shower water pressure is solid, and the room stays spotless. The sink doesn’t have a place for toothbrushes… our room was ready, we arrived two hours before check‑in, but we still had to drop off our bags and come back later.
Norma·A month ago
The place was in a good spot. They had a party at the restaurant that was so loud I almost left at midnight; I had a flight the next day and called the receptionist but got no answer, so I went downstairs. I couldn't sleep until 2 am. I asked for a late check‑out, the night manager said yes, but the next day the general manager said no. I slept poorly that night and had an 18‑hour flight, feeling exhausted. I requested to speak to the manager in the morning, but he was busy with paperwork and couldn't talk to me. Another manager spoke to me, but this experience was unlike any other I've had in 136 countries. I've never complained before, but the manager's inability to talk to a guest pushed me to the edge. I'm not asking for an apology; I just want to warn others that this might happen.
Mustafa·2 months ago