We spent 2 weeks going through Panama for our honeymoon, and the highlight of our trip was staying at the Coffee Estate Inn. As soon as we booked our stay, Jane was extremely helpful (and very quick to respond) with information about the country, city, and any other questions we had. The service we received staying with Jane and Barry... more

I have to say the hotel itself is not bad, rooms are a bit cramped but not overly so. However, the hospitality of the owners left a lot to be desired. I have never felt so unwelcome in any place. We (six adults) stayed here early July, were never formally introduced to the owners and certainly were never "welcome" as... more

I went to momentum more by chance. I was at the airport and ran into the owner and we ended up chatting and so I went to momentum. Just outside boquete it is by far the most beautiful please i have stay in a long time. Secure, western amenties, and excellent location and views make this place a real hidden... more

My wife and two sons (both in their early 20s) just came back from our vacation in Panama. The highlight of our trip was the stay in the Boquete Garden Inn. This is a beautiful hotel, with a wonderful and amiable staff and owner, in a stunning setting. We enjoyed watching the vast variety a birds that came to visit... more

I couldn't agree more with what other people have said regarding the landscape and grounds at Isla Verde. By all accounts and observations the gardeners do wonderful work. But at no time did I see anyone sleeping among the flowers. While great attention is paid to the grounds, much less attention is paid to customer amenities and comfort that a... more

Hotel refugio del rio it is a very beutifull place to stay, the house is so confortable with a pretty little river near by, wonderfull place to rest so peacefull with this enchanted nature, the rooms are so confortable and warm, the kitchen so big and we had plenty of room to prepare our meals, we had a great time... more

Ditto to all the other rave reviews! The Coffee Estate Inn was originally a small coffee farm. Canadians Jane Walker and Barry Robbins have created a 6.5 acre paradise over the past twelve years. They have restored the shade grown coffee plants, and landscaped with an abundance of shrubs and flowers all in a sustainable manner. They even had a... more

My wife and I have stayed at La Montana five times and just when we think it can't get any better, Jane and Barry have another surprise up their sleeves. There are three bungalows on the grounds and we stayed in the Emerald Forest. Each bungalow is equipped with a separate sitting area with a remodeled kitchenette that has a... more

The owner of the El Oasis hotel is very friendly, and very professional in management and service. She made a big difference to my recent trip to Boquete. I felt so at home with her and her staff at her hotel. Her staff is courteous, helpful and professional. El Oasis hotel is very beautiful and the complimentary breakfast is very... more

We had a nice stay at the Boquete Garden Inn. It was our first time to Boquette. The setting is charming. The property borders the river with chairs in the garden to enjoy. The weather was beautiful & sleeping with a big white comfy down comforter with the breeze coming through the window and the sounds of the rushing water... more

I'm very sure that the new owners Susan and Jason will turn this beautiful Inn to a paradise! My wife and I stayed at this Inn more than 7-8 times since we moved to Panama in med 2005. We recommended the Inn to alot of our friends and they found that Inn is the best Inn in Boquete!! We love... more

Excellent hotel, excellent location, I cannot wait to go back! This property was a beautiful cluster of individual roundhouses and suites. Ideally situated close to a stream and within a short walking distance to the main strip in downtown Boquete. We stayed in a suite which had a small kitchen, dining area, living area, bedroom and patio. I cannot say... more

We had heard that staying in the highlands was an experience that we shouldn't miss. Just outside the down town area, we saw a very attractive and well landscaped botique hotel, Boquete Paradise. We went into the gate and saw absolutely beautiful landscaping with lovely flower beds and tropical plants in abundance. Once we saw the suite, we had to... more

wow, talk about a hotel! this place truly lives up to it's name, a series of well-appointed cabanas, in a lush, beautiful garden. price was very reasonable, and the staff, professional and courteous. more

We greatly enjoyed our stay at the Coffee Estate Inn. The accommodations were very spacious, clean and comfortable, the food was excellent and the grounds were spectacular. If you enjoy birding, as we do, this is the place to stay. As many others have attested, Barry and Jane go the extra mile, and more, to make their guests' experiences enjoyable.... more

Super friendly and helpful staff. Gorgeous grounds - flowers and birds everywhere and the river right there - wonderful. The breakfast in the morning was perfect; fresh fruit, eggs, refreshing Boquette Coffee... The room was large with everything we needed - very comfortable. Our only regret is that we were there only for 3 nights - another day to enjoy... more

This is a lovely hotel located just outside the charming town of Boquette. We stayed in the house across the road from the main property and it felt as if we were in the English countryside. We loved the old fashioned comforts and friendly, helpful staff. We ate in the excellent restaurant and also enjoyed the roaring log fire in... more

While heading west on the Interamericana Carretera we decided to go up to Boquete to see what it was like. What a relief from the oppressive high heat at the Azuero Peninsula. We stopped in at the Panamonte to see if they had a room available. Very accomodating front desk gave us a nice quiet room at the "annex" across... more

Sendero Los Quetzales skirts the north side of Volcan Baru and links Boquete (Alto Chiquero) with Cerro Punta (El Respingo). Entrance is $3.50 for locals and $5.00 for foreigners, payable in those ANAM park stations. The trail runs into the Caldera River. It's possible look a quetzal as well as monos aulladores, and other animals. more