Amarla Boutique Hotel Casco Viejo
Colonial boutique hotel
Eight rooms in a restored colonial house, with a rooftop jacuzzi

Hotels in Panama City
Panama City pairs a walled old town from 1673 and ruins from 1519, both World Heritage, with the Pacific end of the Panama Canal and a rainforest park inside the city limits.
Each hotel below has its own page: what it is like, where it sits and how to get there.
Colonial boutique hotel
Eight rooms in a restored colonial house, with a rooftop jacuzzi
Boutique heritage hotel
A restored 1917 building on Plaza Herrera, with live music downstairs
Urban hotel with spa
A city tower in Panama City's financial district, with a 25th-floor spa
Historic boutique hotel
A restored 1874 building on Casco Viejo's main square
Historic boutique hotel
A restored Jesuit convent with five restaurants and a rooftop pool
Bayfront city hotel
A tower on the Avenida Balboa waterfront, facing the Bay of Panama
Historic boutique hotel
Ten suites in a historic corner building in Casco Viejo
Airport hotel and casino
An airport hotel on Vía Tocumen, with a pool and casino
Historic waterfront hotel
A 1917 club building on the Casco Viejo waterfront
Golf and spa resort
A Jack Nicklaus golf course and spa beside Costa del Este
Beachfront resort
A 611-room beach resort with three infinity pools near Panama City
City hotel with spa
A city base on Calle Uruguay with a seventh-floor pool and spa
Our guide to Panama City covers how to get there, the best months to go and what to do.
Tell us your dates and who is traveling, and a Panama specialist will suggest the hotel that fits and plan the rest of the trip around it.