Las Uvas Hotel Guide - Hotels with Pool in Las Uvas, Panamá Oeste Province

"I broke my left foot walking down the steps by the check in and security was so very helpful in getting me to my room. Thank you for your service."

"Todo la atención fue buena solo que daré una observación las toallas deben tener un mejor olor y cambiarlas por demás súper bien"

"Bien - normal Deben renovar en cuartos como piscina Oportunidad de mejoras"

"Rooms were clean and spacious. We had a nice patio and it was private but also convenient to the amenities on the property. We had a very leaky shower which they were unable to repair during our stay. For so many reasons, we hope it has been repaired. Besides that, the food and happy hour was good. The property was beautiful and we enjoyed it very much."

"We love this hotel. We got married here 13 years ago and decided to bring our daughter to show her our favourite all-inclusive resort. The rooms were clean and everything is well-maintained. The buffets were good but the a la cartes were only okay and the service wasn’t over-the-top. It wasn’t overcrowded and there were always beach chairs available. Lifeguards were plentiful! "

"Receptionist was very serious, employees should look happy as they are enjoying their job."

"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."