Hotels near Albrook "Marcos A. Gelabert" International Airport - PAC, Panama City

The city has its beauties; it's modern in some areas and has some really nice places to take photos. We went to Isla Taboga, a very beautiful island, and the tour was sensational. There were reasonable drink options, but the food was expensive. We stayed there for a day and left with our backs red from the scorching sun. The city is extremely hot, the traffic is chaotic, things are not expensive, and the people are not welcoming. It's a Latin city that inherited many of the United States' flaws in treating tourists merely as a source of income and not as human beings.

I only had a short 2 day stay in Panama City and it would have been nicer to stay longer. There were many things I would like to have done but time limited and many museums closed on Mondays. I did get to see ships crossing through the Panama Canal. I took the hop on-hop off bus to go around to a few more popular sights. It was easy to walk the Casco to see historic architecture. You can buy Mola fabrics at Saint Francis square from the Guna women. I even at some restaurants the locals eat at instead of at just overpriced tourist spots. The people of Panama are very friendly and were kind when I spoke my terrible Spanish.

Panama City is a great location to visit. Very easy to get around with metro subway or Uber, must plan for traffic congestion at peak hours. Food variety due to many options. The tourist sites are worth visiting. Shopping is simply delightful. Very safe to be in downtown areas at nights. People are friendly and one should try some Spanish words too, they love it.

A wonderful urban jungle that reveals something new every day, filling us with even more enthusiasm. The people were kind and attentive. We traveled with our 4-year-old child and always felt completely safe.

Panamá city has a lot to offer. The attached outlets were fun to shop at as well as the multi plaza mall a short taxi ride away ($8) taxi fair. The Panama Canal was interesting to see in action and Lidos restaurant near the canal was amazing, staff were very accommodating and food was delicious. We used viator to book a day tour. Rooftop dining at its finest in Casco Viejo. Town was beautiful at night. La Funda great local Panamanian restaurant had live old time folk dancers and fun atmosphere. Bowling at Altamonte Bowland was fun and cleanest bowling alley I’ve ever been to. Nightlife at Chill out was different and fun. Just didn’t understand all the words (bc I don’t speak Spanish fluently) Taxis are plentiful and used translate app on my phone when needed. Worked great 👍🏼

Panamá is my Home Country and I enjoy very much every time I am able to visit. Panamá has a diversity of fauna, flora and people uncomparable to no many countries. You can enjoy music, shopping and beaches as well as mountains in a few days.