The jungle and beach are amazing

We were in a tent in a construction zone- at 9 am till 5:30 hammers would bang against steal beams and welding smoke would fill our tent. I would not recommend this place until construction is completed maybe 6-7 months. I would also be very concerned about how this place might feel when it is at full capacity. It could easily transform from jungle preserve to holiday concentration camp.

El lugar es un paraíso apartado del todo ,👌

El calor que hacen en las habitaciones es muy desagradable mi primer día no dormir nada porque solo sudaba , pero es lo único malo del resto el lugar es extraordinario

Fantastic location

Moving on the island is difficult / impossible.

Everything... The room (cabin with aircon), the beach, the restaurant, the staff (Eduardo is awesome).

Everything was wonderful, except the bathroom, which could be better (finishings).

The position between the beach and the rain forest, the whole staff, the restaurant

Clean, spacious and comfortable dorm. You can enjoy the jungle noise from your bed (pack earplugs!). But are also directly at the beach! The food was very good.

There were no free activities (I guess because it’s off season?!) so they shouldn’t put that into the description on Booking. For Solo Travelers: Walks to other beaches are not recommend to do alone. More hooks in the dorm! On the beds, on the lockers.. Wherever, just put more hooks to store the stuff!

Where to begin? I'm reticent to tell the whole truth here because I want to keep this secret spot to myself. Palmar Lodge is such a gem and I will 100% return. It seems to me that every detail is inspired and I found myself admiring the the craftsmanship and low-key stylish details around every corner. The staff is incredible and the food is amazing. We had a room with A/C which is a must for me and worth the extra price if you are not used to humidity. The beach is breathtaking. The sunsets are picturesque. The evenings are quiet. The location gives you the totally disconnected out-of-the way vibe without being uncomfortable. You can go days here without ever putting your shoes on, but eat and drink like a king and meet other cool people. Lots of excursion option, but we mostly just chilled out and didn't feel any pull to leave the beach there. It was also nice having a lifeguard on the beach as some riptides were serious.

The hike in was cool but difficult with luggage that isn't a backpack. You have to ask for help via an employee pushing a wheel barrow. It's fine but kinda weird too. I wish there were more Panamanian food options on the menu. I would also like to see more shade structures and lounge chairs on the beach.

It was nestled in the jungle but also right on the beach! Lovely and fun. We stayed in the cabin with AC, which was great.

There is only one or so place for food, so after two or three days, we were good. But the staff was absolutely amazing!