Hotel Olas

... by accepting cash only -- $40.00 per night for a standard room, $60.00 for ocean front.  From what I can tell, Hotel Olas is close to everything in town.   My other pick that is on the ocean is Hotel Angela.  With only thirteen ...

... people will be able to fly from Fort Lauderdale straight to David, without having to stop in Panama City.  That will be a plus. The hotel at Las Olas is supposed to be a 5 star, but we would rate the rooms  as a 3 star.  Here in Latin ...

... A las 3:30 y cansadas de sol, de regreso al hostelería a x las mochilas y a Fira, a ver a nuestras amigas las del hotel. Llegamos sobre las 5, un poquito de discusión con la del hotel (no quiere q paguemos con tarjeta y nosotras nos negamos en ...

... 8 de la mañana, justo a tiempo de desayunar en uno de los muchos cafés frente al mar, y con tiempo suficiente para elegir hotel. El tiempo estaba algo nublado y al parecer los hoteles están todavía bastante vacíos. Estamos en el hotel Thanal, que ...

... minutes.   Another feature of the town is the Parador of Baiona, which is a once-medieval fortress converted into a four star hotel.  While we didn't enter into the hotel itself, we did follow the walkway around its walls.  The views of ...

We're staying at Hotel Olas right on the water...pretty amazing place. We went out on a boat trip today, saw dolphins, went snorkeling, ate at a restaurant in Macca Bite on Isla Bastiementos and chilled out at Red Frog Beach, also on Bastiementos. Gret ...

... here. Its truly amazing. Almost all the buildings are on the water, and I mean on the water. Built on stilts, or cement piers. Hotel Olas back deck/restaurant area was out over the water, with a small boat dock for small boats. This became our home for ...

Yet another birthday on this trip.  To start the day once again had Shashuka at Hotel Olas. Another awesome breakfast. Today we were to go scuba diving at Hospital Point, and one other site. Our group included myself, Heather, Kelly, Greg, Eric, ...

... bye to Heather & Kelly as they flew back to Panama City, good bye to El Capitan, the wonderful boat tour guide from Hotel Olas. My conclusion on the Bocas Del Toro, eat breakfast at Hotel Olas. French toast and Shashuka there are awesome.  And ...

June 26th my birthday! We took one of the boat tours with the El Capitan from Hotel Olas. Very nice tour guide, although this was not one of the best days to be going out, as it was a bit rainy and rough on the way to Swans Cay. Although this area was ...

... , watch dolphins play, and feel the sea breeze against your face. Today, we are back to Bocas. We are staying in Hotel Las Olas, which is a birght yellow, 3 story building with a deck overlooking the waters. Our hotel room costs $45 dollars with ...

... all. I took his phone number as we’d be needing a driver at some point anyway and we checked into the Royal Hotel, sounds fancy but only cost $7 bargain. Our first couple of days in Battambang were spent just chilling out, walking around town and ...

... range we stopped at Crocodile Bridge. It is home to 20-30 massive crocodiles that bask on the river bank. We arrived at Hotel Las Olas in Playa Hermosa. Our room was on the second storey. It had no glass windows, just fly screens. Our balcony ...

... caught a taxi to Tiquina, a ferry across the lake to La Flente and then another taxi to Copacabana. We checked into our hotel called Las Olas which we'd found on the net, pricey but looked good. The pictures online do NOT do it justice. This is one of ...

... FOR THE TRAVELLER:   - Transport:  Kastani border to Copacabana, (Combivan, 2.5 Bolivianos, 8km, 15 minutes) - Hotel: Hostal Las Olas, lasolascopa@hotmail.com, 00592-71914650, Reservations needed for this highly recommended place, one of the ...