Compare and book 3 Star hotels in Punta Chame, Panamá Oeste Province

"What a beautiful place! A dream come true. "

"Clean rooms"

"La relación precio-calidad no coincide. Lo bueno: • El personal fue muy amable y nos ayudó con cualquier cosa. • El desayuno estaba bueno. • Agua caliente en la ducha. • La vista desde el balcón es muy linda. Lo malo: • Si buscas descansar, no lo vas a lograr. El viento en la noche es muy fuerte y el plástico del techo hace mucho ruido. Con el viento, las puertas y ventanas también suenan fuerte. Es imposible dormir. • El hotel es viejo: las camas y otras instalaciones ya están viejas. • No hay hot tub, el jacuzzi está dañado. "

"We stay at a clean room equipped with basic but usefull kitchenette. The owner prepared daily breakfast charged with flavors and plenty of love. Have to say that we were treated like family. I suggest to try the home-made banana & nuts muffins, they're delicious. "

"It was an amazing stay, we went there for our anniversary and we had such a great time! The room was squeaky clean, the staff was very helpful always able to help with suggestions and making our stay as comfortable as possible, the beach is a few steps away and the beach chairs were so comfy. I will definitely come back with the family! Thank you!"

"Great location right on the beach. Spectacular panorama at a very reasonable price. Nice swimming pool and deck area. Easy access to the beach. Room was modest but clean and comfortable. Staff was friendly and it seemed “family-run.” The on site restaurant had a good free breakfast and other meals available, with a great view of the ocean. The hotel is hard to access because the road going to the hotel requires a very difficult dangerous and illegal turn across a busy highway, or you have to travel a few kilometers beyond the turnoff to find a place you can do a safe U-turn. The road in is bumpy, so just drive slow. Parking is plentiful but you have to drag your suitcase over the unpaved ground to get to the stairs going up to the reception area. No elevator. I’d definitely go back now that I know how to navigate the turn into the access road."