Panama City Hotels

There are quite a few options for hotels in Panama City, from renovated colonial buildings in the Casco Viejo to the huge, shiny skyscrapers downtown. Accommodation-wise, this is the most expensive city in Central America, but there are still cheap hotels to be had and several upscale hostels and guesthouses to stay in.

The Panama City hotels below have been grouped into three pricing categories:
Luxury (over $150)
Moderate ($50 to $150)
Cheap (up to $50)
These Panama City hotel rates are based on double occupancy of twin or double room at standard rate, including breakfast for two and all taxes.

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Las Clementinas

+507 308 6550.

Las Clementinas is another Casco Viejo charmer, in a fully-revamped colonial building in the most beautiful part of town. They have gone for understated elegance and style here, and have definitely succeeded. Furnishings are either original antiques or perfect replicas. Las Clementinas also has a bar and cafe with great food.

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Casco Antiguo, Calle 11 Y Ave B

The Bristol

+507 264 0000.

The capital's most elegant hotel is a five-star class act, complete with marble and hard wood furnishings, abundant fresh flowers and a 24-hour butler service. The Bristol contains 56 intimate rooms, a great restaurant and a gym.

Calle Aquilino de la Guardia, Panama City, Panama

A luxury, beachfront hotel with six restaurants, a full-service spa, business centre, kids club and three infinity pools, each kitted out with a swim-up bar. Located approximately 20 minutes outside of the city centre, flanked by rainforest, the resort has 611 luxury rooms and suites, many offer views of the Pacific.

Km 6 Camino a Veracruz, Panama City, Panama

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