Luxury Hotels In Panama City, Panama

Casco Antiguo For A Neighborhood Stay

Casco Antiguo, also called Casco Viejo, lies in the San Felipe neighborhood. Its plazas, churches and historic architecture reward time on foot. Choose a hotel here when returning between a cultural visit, a cafe and dinner is part of the attraction, rather than treating the quarter as a single sightseeing stop.

The collection includes heritage settings within these streets, including Hotel La Compania. Compare its particular accommodation and position within the quarter.

A Modern Base For A Different City Routine

Panama City's contemporary hotels offer another way to stay. Waldorf Astoria Panama, for example, has an address on Uruguay Street at 47th Street, outside the Casco Antiguo hotel setting. Bristol Panama adds a hotel base in the financial district. Around Calle 50 and Obarrio, offices mix with residential towers, shops and cafés; the F&F Tower, known as El Tornillo, gives a modern architectural landmark to this part of the city.

For an evening beyond the banking district, El Cangrejo has a more neighborhood-led mix of restaurants, bars and cafés. Vía Argentina, Parque Andrés Bello and the Einstein-head plaza are useful points of orientation for that outing.

Gardens And Cycling By The Bay

The Cinta Costera adds gardens, cycling areas and places to enjoy the bay to the urban landscape. It suits a stay with outdoor hours between indoor visits, but a bayfront city setting should not be confused with a beach resort. Choose the accommodation for its actual relationship with the city and water.

On the Pacific side, the drier part of the year broadly runs from December into April. In wetter months, keep outdoor plans flexible and leave room for indoor culture or time at the hotel.

Use the current Panama City hotel offers to compare the booking choices for your selected stay.