Hotel Costa Inn Panama City

... and all was good. Customs did not take too long, and in no time we were out to be greeted by our driver of the Hotel Costa in Panama City (Ave Peru & Calle 39). Its nice to feel important, having a driver holding up a sign with my name on it when we ...

... had also drained the oil from the transmission or the drive shaft, and questioned whether Bavarian Motors had checked it. Apparently not, as it was bone dry. At 6pm we arrived back at the Hotel Costa Inn, Panama, for, we hoped, would be our last ...

... was 37 degrees in Miami and when we arrived in Panama City it was 90. Not too bad though because it was cloudy and breezy. Panama City is very modern looking with many high-rise condominiums. Quite striking to see from the air. In some areas, however, you ...

In Panama City...there are many cities. First of all "Panama La Vieja", which was destroyed by the pirates lead by Henry Morgan (1671). The city was then rebuilt by the Spaniards in a more secure location, today called the "casco viejo". It has been ...

... last night’s events so decided to head to Panama for a few days and then continue south. Booked a bus ticket to Panama City (Panaline, $25) for 1pm and spent the morning uploading photos to my server (a precaution in case my camera gets nicked). ...

... sex. From what I could see the selection was outstanding. Be that as it may, it is now time to head back to the Hotel Costa Azul in beautiful Bella Vista. Feedback: travelswithlobo@yahoo.com Coming Soon: Panama City – The Fisherman’s Wharf ...

... of blockbuster here since the hotel only has about 15 chanels, 2 of which are in English and the amazing manager, Carlos, of the hotel Costa Inn bought a DVD player for us to use. It wouldn't be me if I didn't make friends and since I had to go into ...

... the promised date and time and we felt a little helpless being in another country from our bikes. We had booked a trip to Cuba from Panama, which we had to defer, as we were not prepared to leave the bikes at the airport,  should they arrive while we ...

... Nur Steffie haben wir immernoch nicht wiedergefunden... Gegen 19.15 Uhr sind wir in Panama City angekommen und wurden vom Hotel abgeholt. Panama City soll zum Teil ja nicht die sicherste Gegend sein. Obwohl die Skyline schon beeindruckend ist. Bei Ankunft ...

... the Cabdriver let us off at Mi Pueblito, very near the hill.  This is a representation of what was colonial Panama City.  Several buildings with the respective attractions which included a chapel, a restaurant and the Museum of the Pollera ...

... Rica. Apparently there are no military forces in Costa Rica. It is also a bit expensive, Jose told us. Our room at Hotel Costa Inn was large with 2 bathrooms, 2 air conditioners, 2 double beds and a ceiling fan which squeaked, so we didn’t use it. ...

... in Panama City in a later blogs. The attached photos were taken shortly after my arrival and the following day along some of Panama City’s most interesting streets such as Via Espana, a major thoroughfare, Via Veneto and Via Argentina. As for the ...

Isabel would never have let this happen.  We'd planned to spend three days in Panama City, take the Canal train to Colon on the Caribbean side, then a bus to Portabelo where we'd stay for 2 days, then return to PC to catch the flight back to Costa ...

... rise buildings along the corridor also. (The soil is taken from the digging of a new canal currently under construction). Panama City is a thriving metropolis and we’ve been enjoying getting around this beautiful place. The shopping centers are ...

... traffic in Panama is cracy , but I managed to cycle into Town town  Panama where the first 3 Hotel I visited wher all fully booked , anly @ the Costa Inn which I give an extra star for the Coachroches the Reseption Lady had mercy with an tired ...

... small children that were on the bus with us. Needless to say it was an interesting ride. When we eventually arrived in Panama City we got a cheap hotel and crashed for the night. We woke up Monday morning and checked out of the hotel. Devin had to go ...

... at the airport for the day. In the evening we had dinner at the hotel with Lee Williams who was also staying at the Costa hotel. Lee gave us some good tips about driving into USA. Lee is a transport driver and was very familiar with Central America, ...

... with Marco, a tourist from Honduras, who spoke excellent English.  We passed the Pedro Miguel Lock in the Panama Canal and the City of Knowledge University. The day was warm and the more dense the foliage, the more humid the atmosphere became. It ...