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Hotel Cocotal
Located in Isla Grande, Hotel Cocotal offers 2-star accommodation with a private beach area. Each accommodation at the 2-star hotel has sea views, and guests can enjoy access to a terrace and to a...
Macondo Hostel
Situated in Isla Grande, Macondo Hostel features a garden and terrace. The hostel provides a shared lounge. All rooms come with a shared bathroom.
Hotel Candy Rose
Hotel Candy Rose has an outdoor swimming pool, fitness centre, a terrace and restaurant in Colón. Featuring a bar, the property is located within 300 metres of La Punta Beach.
Ciel y Miel
Located in Colón, Ciel y Miel has a terrace, restaurant, bar, and free WiFi throughout the property. The property features a seasonal outdoor pool, sauna, hot tub and garden.
Hostel Wunderbar
Situated in Puerto Lindo, Hostel Wunderbar provides accommodation with seating area. Boasting a shared kitchen, this property also provides guests with an outdoor fireplace.
Casita Rio Indio
Situated in Nombre de Dios in the Colon region, Casita Rio Indio features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
VISTA CARIBE
VISTA CARIBE has an outdoor swimming pool, garden, a terrace and restaurant in Portobelo. The air-conditioned rooms provide a sea view and come with a desk and free WiFi.
Casa Bajo Congo
Offering sea views, Casa Bajo Congo in Cacique offers accommodation, a terrace and a bar. Free WiFi is featured throughout the property.
Panama Dive Adventure
Facing the beachfront in Colón, Panama Dive Adventure has a garden and a terrace. There is a restaurant serving Caribbean cuisine, and free private parking is available.
Belo Bay Apartment Hotel
Situated in Portobelo, Colon region, Belo Bay Apartment Hotel is located 2.2 km from Huertas Beach.
What guests said about Isla Grande:
- 2.0Scored 2.0
It should be called Isla Grande de Basura.
It should be called Isla Grande de Basura. It's off-putting to have breakfast on the wharf and watch the trash float by. The "beach" & sidewalk that goes the length of the island is lined with trash: cans, bottles, styrofoam, paper wrappers, candy wrappers, etc. Making the slightest request of the Cocotal staff was met with a glance of contempt. The room had only one chair, no table, the shower was nothing more than a dribble; and there was no hot water. Everyone on the island seems to be hard of hearing as the ghetto blasters were at full volume. The parking over on the mainland is run by extortionists. We agreed to pay for two nights parking, when we went to pick up our van they insisted that we pay for a third night and they locked us in the parking area until we called the police!
mwstebbinsUnited States - 6.0Scored 6.0
Many of the restaurants and hotels on the island was closed...
Many of the restaurants and hotels on the island was closed when we were there (around christmas). Also it was very much trash on the street and everywhere around the hotel. We went there with the intention to surf a bit but there was no board rentals and the break did not look good at all. The beach was very nice but a lot of trash as soon as you left the hotel areas. One night or a day trip would have been enough. The restaurant La Isla was amazing, fast service, great food, nice location.AnnaSweden - 10Scored 10
Small island community. It’s better to go on the weekends.
Small island community. It’s better to go on the weekends. We went Wednesday through Friday and many of the restaurants were closed. Definitely take a boat tour to go see the tunnel of love and Isla Mamey. Bring food with you- especially fruit- as the bodega small and limited. We ate at Cafe Muro, which had good coconut rice and fish.
JessicaUnited States - 4.0Scored 4.0
It’s a small island so don’t expect too much.
It’s a small island so don’t expect too much. There are a few restaurants which offer good food. Sadly the service in the island was not good. We got a better service from the boatman than from all the people we met at the island. They have water shortage, but there’s one shop were you can buy some to drink.
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