Boquete Panama Hotels

The Panamonte Inn & Spa is one of the most special lodging options in Panama, located in the lush highlands of Boquete. The Inn is famous for its gourmet dining, fireside lounge, colorful gardens, and its deluxe Haven Spa, The Panamonte pioneered adventure/nature travel in Boquete, offering access to unique excursions such as coffee tours, birdwatching, canopy rides, river rafting, and walks through ancient rainforest.

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Known in town as the “luxurious” hostel for backpackers, you are always surprised to discover that such a beautiful house has been transformed into a hostel. Our place has been carefully furnished and decorated and has 4 bedrooms all of which have private bathrooms. 2 of the bedrooms are dorm rooms that can accommodate up to 6 and 10 people each. The other 2 bedrooms have a double bed and one of them also has a single bed with a beautiful view to the garden and to the creek behind the property.

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Nestled in the Chiriquí Highlands, at the base of an ancient volcano, lies the picturesque town of Boquete. Home to the world’s best coffee, Boquete is also famous for it’s year round spring-like weather and its beautiful scenery. At the edge of town, in a hidden valley, on the banks of a rushing river, you will find the exclusive Valle Escondido Resort, Golf & Spa. The hotel is truly a unique destination with 39 guestrooms, suites and bungalows located on 150 acres in the Panama rainforest near coffee plantations.

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Located just 1.24 miles (two km.) north of town, Palo Alto, Boquete, Republic of Panama

Known for its cool, fresh climate and pristine natural environment, you’ll find the small picturesque town of Boquete nestled into a beautiful mountain valley, high in the Chiriqui Province.

Boquete is the biggest town in the Chiriquí Highlands, the centre of coffee production and a popular weekend resort for the residents of David. Set in the verdant Caldera Valley 23 miles (37 km) north of David at just over 3,280 feet (1000m) above sea level, the slopes surrounding the town are dotted with coffee plantations, flower gardens and orange groves. The mountainous terrain rises to rugged peaks that are usually obscured by thick cloud that descends on the town in a constant fine mist known as bajareque. Only when the cloud clears can you see the imperious, yet silent peak of Baru Volcano (Volcán Barú), which dominates the town to the northwest. Read the rest of this entry »