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1. Pedasí 2-Bedroom Oasis with Pool

Pedasí

HK$862 total

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5 Oct - 6 Oct

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Top Peninsula de Azuero Hotel Reviews

Casa Lajagua

10/10 Excellent

"Room was very clean and spacious. Lots of room in the showers, though controlling the temp was a little challenging. Beto (owner) was very nice, hospitable, and helpful. Lots of fruit trees on property along with 3 friendly pups. Breakfast was fantastic. Best we had in Panama. When arriving, you may need to open and close the gate. Doesn't mean its closed."

Hotel Faranda Guayacanes, a member of Radisson Individuals

10/10 Excellent

"Llevé un perro pequeño; como no pude en la aplicación pagar por el en el web me tocó hacerlo al llegar. Fueron USD$27. Me dieron un letrero para la puerta que anunciaba que el estaba dentro. Eramos 4 pero solo dejaron 1 rollo de papel y 2 toallas. Por lo demás todo excelente."

Beautiful Villa in Pedasi, Beach View.

8/10 Good

"We've stayed 2 weeks at the villa in march.The villa is huge, well equiped, the kitchen is very very big.The AC works very well, and all rooms are equiped with AC, so it's very convenient.We were only two persons, so we had plenty of space in the villa !The pool is great, big and hot every day because the temperatures don't go down under 25 degrees at night, so the pool is always hot, almost 32 degrees in the afternoon !The villa is located in a gated communauty, with vigils and cameras ;You need a car to go to the Pedasi village to buy food, go to the restaurants, and visit the area and the beaches around.You need to be independant because it's a self cattering, and need to count on yourselves ;By the way, the area is far away from the capital Panama City (we wanted that sort of far away village, more authentic and genuine Panama).The garden is nice but needs to be done.We enjoyed swimming in the pool every day, and lazing on the terrace."

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