Albrook Inn

I had a really start to my long holiday at the Albrook. I chose it so that I could get to Bocas the next day without any drama. It was a great choice. Check in was smooth, everyone spoke English. I had a really great Greek salad and glass of wine for dinner. My room (101) looked onto the jungle. It was clean and large with coffee making facilities and free water. I slept so well. Breakfast was a lovely bowl of fresh fruit and eggs plus unlimited coffee. I chilled by the pool for a couple of hours listening and watching the wildlife then got a very cheap and fast taxi to my flight. Recommend.

Absolutely disgusting room. Floor was filthy, shower was filthy with dead bugs, mattress was stained and disgusting, and the whole room smelled horrible. The curtains don't completely cover the windows so you can easily see inside the rooms and see people in their beds!! My wife wasn't there 5 minutes and she called me in tears. I told her to call an Uber immediately and get out of there and to another hotel. (Marriott) I wouldn't recommend this hotel to anyone. Book at your own risk. The owners obviously don't care.

A very unique hotel, located in one of the old houses for the american soldiers in the Panama Canal Zone. It's right next to the Woods, so it's very relaxing and quiet. You can see monkeys, birds, butterflies and other species right from the pool terrace. I gave it a 3 stars rate because the rooms need painting and the bathrooms also need a refreshment, the bedroom doors seem to be a little insecure, the mattresses need to be changed. They are ok, but just ok. I liked the locación a los, it is close to the place where I needed to be in Albrook Mall.

We grabbed a room as due to political protests we needed to make sure we were close to the airport. It was an easy check in, a super clean room, great aircon, well priced. I slept well in a comfy bed. It's a small thing but toast would have been nice for breakfast. I would stay again and fully recommend 👌 🙂

I travel internationally for work at least half the year. This is easily the worst night sleep I’ve ever had at a hotel. Stayed in room 114 (don’t recommend) since they blast reggaeton till 1:00 am just outside the door. People partied until 4:00 am stumbling back to their room. Doors and windows are incredibly thin and you hear absolutely everything. To top it off, the front deck lady told us, make sure you up at 7 to have breakfast before your flight. Got up early, oops, breakfast isn’t until 8 on Sundays. Overall just pretty bad. I’ve stayed at the Marriott on the other side of the airport, much nicer and not much more expensive. The only additional thing I’ll mention is that our friends stayed on the other side of the building and were far enough away from the music to not be too bad, but did complain about all the parties in the rooms.

Hidden gem in a nature oasis! Close to the old Casco and great for morning walks. The food is delicious, tasty, varied. The staff is very friendly, quick to trouble shoot and guide you. The rooms are basic and very clean. I would recommend staying upstairs if you want more silence. The amount of birds, coatis, agoutis, and other beautiful critters is impressive. Great prices too! Internet was sometimes spotty but it would pick up again.

Our room is about as basic as you can get. I wish I had taken pictures to help explain. One bed, one tv, one nightstand, one wall light, AC, and a bathroom. Very stark. The entry door had a gap around 3/4, allowing outside light and air. The best part of Albrook Inn is the restaurant. The chicken BLT is tops, and the breakfast was delicious.

I had a single room. The booking said twin bed but it was at least a full size bed. The restaurant is delicious. I don't like the traditional breakfast salchichas but I have to say this place took it up a notch. The room was pleasant. It's a short cab ride from PAC and another short cab ride to the terminal.