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Sind Sie ein tiefer Schlafsohn, dann sind Sie ok. Dieses ist ein tolles Hotel außer für einen kleinen Detail. Es ist 50 Meter von einer Bar, die Musik von 10 bis frühen Morgenstunden spürt. So viel so bietet das Hotel Ohrschleifen in Ihren Zimmern. Ich habe das noch nie zuvor! Wenn das Hotel an der anderen Seite nach rechts steht, versucht, Zimmer zu bekommen. Abgesehen von diesem freundlichen hilfsbereiten Personal. Guter Service. Zimmer nicht riesig, aber gut Größe. Tag für Tag mit frischen Handtüchern. Sauber. Ac, Fan und TV, die funktionieren. Großes Badezimmer, heißes Wasser. Restaurant mit schnellem Service. Eiscreme vorne gut.Schreibtisch in Zimmer und hängen Raum. Kleiner Juliette-Balkon. Wasserblick auf beide Seiten. Werden Sie bleiben, wenn Sie mit Musik umgehen können. Es wird davon abhängen, wie viele Nächte und wie laut.

If you want to find a spot that has incredible views and the most hospitable people, I highly recommend this hotel. We were graciously welcomed like family as soon as we arrived. Moses and Austin in the restaurant and bar area made us feel at home with some wonderful conversations and felt like we made a new friendship there. I will definitely be recommending this hotel to anyone who is traveling to Bocas del Toro.

I did not stay her but I had pizza. The pizza is priced just right for families traveling. The pizzas are prepared before you. They taste fresh and good after a long day of touring and sightseeing. The staff is kind and very helpful. A friend got pasta and enjoyed it very much. Do try this spot.

During my trip I tried out 3 different Bambuda hostels (in dormitories each time). I waited until I'd done all 3 before writing this review. Here is my personal experience : The staff are kind and helpful. You can ask them for any information. Concerning the restaurant, everything I ate was really good, they have a wide choice of western and more local dishes, and concerning prices nothing shocked me compared with other restaurants across the islands, even if, of course, they can always find cheaper! The hotel is not in the heart of the city, but as the city is anything but huge, there's no problem there! (5 min walk maybe?). This probably makes it a quieter place. The place itself is quite nice. Out of the 3 Bambudas I think they had the best dorms. I was in a 9-bed dorm room with air con and a bathroom (2 showers and 2 toilets). Everything was very clean, the lockers were big enough to hold our bags and there were also plugs inside to safely recharge our devices. There was thick curtains for each bed, allowing complete privacy and undisturbed light. It's also a bit of a party place, and a very cool one at that, with performing artists in the evening! The rooms are far enough away that you can't hear a thing. Very nice place to stay in Bocas Town. For your information, the taxi boat rides offered by the hotel are quite expensive so I advise you to find another station in town!

I believe that me staying at HOTEL BOCAS DEL TORO for the 14th time in 12 years speaks for itself. But, there is much to say about my second home away from the USA. This year I stayed 9 1/2 weeks. I have a lovely room that has a balcony over the beautiful ocean. When I arrive they always have very special things for me in my room that truly make it feel like home. The hotel provides a delicious breakfast with your reservation, with many options. You will not find better staff, Yaci, Deni, Maria, and Illiana, and the owner, Carla than at my hotel. They truly are my family. They will go the extra mile to help you in any way they can. I have been ill while staying, and they will make sure I have special medications, and make me soup, and ginger tea. Just like being at home!! The hotel is very charming with only 11 rooms, and have many options for how many guests are able to stay in a room. Without a doubt this is the finest hotel in all of Bocas, and centrally located at the heart of the village for restaurants, shops etc. As an added note, Bocas that has been written up by Conde Nast Traveler twice in 10 years, including National Geographic, which speaks volumes.