Hotels near Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute Punta Culebra

"It is well located and very well maintained. I did not like the fact that our rooms were not ready at 4pm."

"Buena limpieza buenas instalaciones , pero atención del personal de recepción muy mala"

"Excelente servicio, buena atención al cliente, el desayuno buffet estaba muy bueno. La habitación 10/10, tenía de todo. 100% recomendado. Volveríamos a ir."

"The staff was friendly and respectful, it was also quiet as they moved the carnival to a different location on the causeway. We had a two room suite with a door. However, there’s no fridge or microwave, no blow dryer, toilet tissue runs out quickly, water pressure is low and temperature is a bit cold. The breakfast is okay but they serve the same thing every day. Parking is free as they validate your ticket everyday. The location is the best and safest with plenty of great restaurants and activities to do and you can take a ferry out to the islands."

"We stayed in the Jardin Room—and it was absolutely worth the extra money. Having a balcony overlooking the square out front was unreal, and the private terrace on the other side of the room made it feel like you had your own little escape within the city. The ceilings are incredibly high, the space is generous, and the whole room blends old-world character with modern touches beautifully. It’s just a really stunning space. The service from the staff was amazing across the board—everyone we interacted with was welcoming, attentive, and genuinely helpful throughout our stay. The area around the hotel in Casco Viejo is one of the best parts of staying here. There are so many great spots for food within walking distance—everything from casual cafés to really well-done restaurants. You could easily spend a few days just trying different places around the neighborhood. The bar scene is just as good, especially the rooftop spots. Being able to grab a drink while looking out over the skyline and the water is a pretty unique experience. The history in this area is what really sets it apart. Walking through the streets, you’re surrounded by restored colonial buildings, plazas, and landmarks that give you a real sense of Panama’s past. We also did the Panama City Hop-On Hop-Off Bus, which was a great way to see more of the city in a short amount of time. We felt very safe staying in the area. It’s well-patrolled, busy, and full of people throughout the day and evening. "

"The perfect place to stay and enjoy Casco Viejo. Right on the plaza so there is a lot of activity at night. The Panama Canal museum is adjacent and very interesting to see before you to visit the canal."

"Absolutely wonderful in every way!! Such a peaceful and relaxing spot to light after flying all day. Quaint old town with boutique shops and rooftop dining. A MUST DO!!!"

"I wanted to give this hotel a higher rating; it's cute and the staff were friendly. The rooms were small but comfortable. The reason I wouldn't recommend it is the noise. There is a restaurant upstairs, a separate business, that plays loud music late at night. And within the hotel, you can hear just about everything through walls or windows, even people talking in a normal tone of voice. So unless noise doesn't bother you, pick a different option. "

"Beautiful old colonial style hotel. Lovely staff and perfect location to explore and enjoy Casco Viejo on foot. Then can Uber or book tours to explore other sites in and around Panama City. "