Mexico and Central America Hotels with Views

"Really great hotel, it was close to the downtown, and the Mexican food was great. Only dislike was no cups or water bottles in the room. There was cups in the bathrooms but it seems like they don’t switch those out. "

"The staff was amazing and the room magnificent. "

"The positive is this is a beautiful property! Beach area is very nice, and views throughout are amazing! Very clean, rooms are also very nice. The negatives we experienced were upon check in after a long day of travel you are pulled aside by “concierge” to try and get you into their version of a timeshare. Takes about 15-20 mins not too bad but still not what you want to deal with when you’re ready to start your vacation. Another thing we noticed was the prime chairs around the pool had...

"This is THE place to stay in Panama City... it's location, friendly accommodating staff, and the amenities are fantastic. The rooms were wonderful, clean and bright. We tried Tauro (steakhouse) and the Bazaar - they were both delicious and the service excellent. We literally partied like rock stars at their rooftop restaurant, and at the wonderful outdoor infinity pool as well. We will definitely be returning! "

"My husband and I book this place for a little couple getaway. Place is in a beautiful spot. Amazing views. Some parts of resort do show some wear and tear but with the climate it’s expected. Pools were great. Pool side service was fantastic. Loved having an adults pool only. The pool chairs fill up fast so get one early but we never really had a hard time getting some but just not prime spots unless you get there early. Food was decent but for the amount of food they have to put out it was...

"Awesome staff, truly unbelievably welcoming. Thank you!"

"Staff is extreme kind and welcoming. They make efforts to help you get everything you want. Food is not always good The beach is beautiful and there is big "traffic" : lot of boats, ships. And be aware, you can meet a crocodile"

"Perfect spot for watching the big ships go into the Panama Canal."