Where is the best place for a stay in San Blas Islands?

Cabanas Narasgandub - Naranjo Chico is one of the top choices for your stay based on our traveller data. This hotel offers free breakfast and a terrace . Other good choices for your visit include Explora San Blas and Enjoy San Blas Diablo Island .

What's the best pet-friendly place to stay in San Blas Islands?

Akwadup Lodge is a top lodge for people travelling with their pets, and offers a restaurant and 24-hour room service for its human guests .

How is it to stay in San Blas Islands?

Visitors can enjoy all that San Blas Islands has to offer, including the seafood restaurants and festivals. Tourists to the city can also enjoy its rich culture. In San Blas Islands, there are 32 hotels and other accommodation options to choose from.

What is there to see in San Blas Islands?

A couple of favourite places to visit are Cayos Holandeses and Museum of the Kuna Nation.

What's the seasonal weather in San Blas Islands?

The hottest months are usually April and March, with an average temp of 33°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 23°C. Average annual rainfall for San Blas Islands is 1898.80 inches.

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: Cabanas Narasgandub - Naranjo Chico is one of the top choices for your stay based on our traveller data. This hotel offers free breakfast and a terrace . Other good choices for your visit include Explora San Blas and Enjoy San Blas Diablo Island.
: Akwadup Lodge is a top lodge for people travelling with their pets, and offers a restaurant and 24-hour room service for its human guests .
: Visitors can enjoy all that San Blas Islands has to offer, including the seafood restaurants and festivals. Tourists to the city can also enjoy its rich culture. In San Blas Islands, there are 32 hotels and other accommodation options to choose from.
: A couple of favourite places to visit are Cayos Holandeses and Museum of the Kuna Nation.
: The hottest months are usually April and March, with an average temp of 33°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 23°C. Average annual rainfall for San Blas Islands is 1898.80 inches.

San Blas Islands Hotel Reviews

MALA EXPERIENCIA…

1 out of 5

El alojamiento no está preparado. El propietario nos hizo pagar hasta el agua, después de decir que está todo incluido. Tuvimos que hacer el pago en efectivo, cuando Expedia ya había reservado el hospedaje. El sitio es maravilloso pero las instalaciones y el trato por parte del propietario lo peor que me he encontrado nunca.…

A verified traveller from Panamá stayed at Dolphin Lodge Uaguinega

Posted over a year ago

Dolphin Lodge Uaguinega

Remote, beautiful location....needs a lot of work…

3 out of 5

Overall it is difficult to sumarize our 3 1/2 day stay at Coral Lodge, as there were many highs and many lows. The location is very beautiful and remote. all of the 7 guest rooms are bungaloes on the pier So....we were surrounded by the sound of the waves, the sea breeze. We were able to sleep with windows open in comfort. On the other hand, the rooms had few amenities and as one would expect at this remote location, the water presure in the toilets and showers was problematic at times. The food is general was very good to excellent, prepared by a chef with international experience. Lots of sea food which was great. Our only beef was a steak which was tough. . We were on the meal plan. A potential problem for guests is that except for breakfast, there was no choice of what was served. Overall the hotel was understaffed and everyone did 2 or 3 jobs. Even in this situation service could have been better. Dishes sometimes sat on the table for hours after a meal. My personal high-light was an all day guided boat trip through the San Blas Islands, visiting with some of the local Indians, purchasiing their lovely woven goods, then off to snorkel and swim at some very remote small islands. The kicker with all this is the property just changed owners on February 1. The staff hasn't changed though. All the things we didn't like include the up-keep, service, etc, could be fixed in a heart beat and then this would be a spectacular place. The vote is not in yet!…Overall it is difficult to sumarize our 3 1/2 day stay at Coral Lodge, as there were many highs and many lows. The location is very beautiful and remote. all of the 7 guest rooms are bungaloes on the pier So....we were surrounded by the sound of the waves, the sea breeze. We were able to sleep with windows open in comfort. On the other hand, the rooms had few amenities and as one would expect at this remote location, the water presure in the toilets and showers was problematic at times. The food is general was very good to excellent, prepared by a chef with international experience. Lots of sea food which was great. Our only beef was a steak which was tough. . We were on the meal plan. A potential problem for guests is that except for breakfast, there was no choice of what was served. Overall the hotel was understaffed and everyone did 2 or 3 jobs. Even in this situation service could have been better. Dishes sometimes sat on the table for hours after a meal. My personal high-light was an all day guided boat trip through the San Blas Islands, visiting with some of the local Indians, purchasiing their lovely woven goods, then off to snorkel and swim at some very remote small islands. The kicker with all this is the property just changed owners on February 1. The staff hasn't changed though. All the things we didn't like include the up-keep, service, etc, could be fixed in a heart beat and then this would be a spectacular place. The vote is not in yet!

A verified traveller stayed at Coral Lodge

Posted over a year ago

Coral Lodge

Expedia Verified Review…

2 out of 5

I never visited the place since I could not get a hold of the staff…

A verified traveller stayed at Digir Gunayala

Posted over a year ago

Digir Gunayala

Expedia Verified Review…

4 out of 5

It was cool to stay beside a village and be able to witness their everyday lives . Don’t expect too much and you won’t be disappointed…

A verified traveller from Canada stayed at Cabanas Narasgandub - Naranjo Chico

Posted 10 months ago

Cabanas Narasgandub - Naranjo Chico

BED BUGS!!! Trash dump site with some extra stuff…

1 out of 5

What you get for $400 a night: BED BUGS!!! Some guest thought they were mosquito bites - look at the pattern of the bites - in the row, look closely at the mattresses - we found a few bugs after we suspected we were bitten by bed bugs. The worst of all - four fifth of this small island is a trash dump site, septic tank spilled and flooded most of the are you see in "beautiful" pictures posted on line. Stunk for the duration of our stay. There was no area to walk on clean surface- trash piles or sewer covered grass. Eating area is dirty, utensils appears to be not cleaned with water. Kitchen is filthy from the back with dog (poor animals living on site full of fleas) running in and out of it. Towels smelled like mold and were given to us only once on the first day, water bottles appeared to be refilled and sold to us as new. Scary! No running water at night. Beaches are trashed with everything from plastic, hazardous waste material, construction refuse, semi-burned plastic furniture. Included exertions were to another dump site beach that had no sand. There are dead reefs. Staff was trying to be friendly- some of the people were hard workers. 2 our of 6 exertions to nearby islands were decent. Daniel- owner or manager, has University degree. He takes advantage of tourists- $400 a night plus extra pay he demanded for water is an extortion. Keep in mind you are at their mercy - nobody can take you to the main land, but his boat. No cell service.…What you get for $400 a night: BED BUGS!!! Some guest thought they were mosquito bites - look at the pattern of the bites - in the row, look closely at the mattresses - we found a few bugs after we suspected we were bitten by bed bugs. The worst of all - four fifth of this small island is a trash dump site, septic tank spilled and flooded most of the are you see in "beautiful" pictures posted on line. Stunk for the duration of our stay. There was no area to walk on clean surface- trash piles or sewer covered grass. Eating area is dirty, utensils appears to be not cleaned with water. Kitchen is filthy from the back with dog (poor animals living on site full of fleas) running in and out of it. Towels smelled like mold and were given to us only once on the first day, water bottles appeared to be refilled and sold to us as new. Scary! No running water at night. Beaches are trashed with everything from plastic, hazardous waste material, construction refuse, semi-burned plastic furniture. Included exertions were to another dump site beach that had no sand. There are dead reefs. Staff was trying to be friendly- some of the people were hard workers. 2 our of 6 exertions to nearby islands were decent. Daniel- owner or manager, has University degree. He takes advantage of tourists- $400 a night plus extra pay he demanded for water is an extortion. Keep in mind you are at their mercy - nobody can take you to the main land, but his boat. No cell service.

A verified traveller stayed at Akwadup Lodge

Posted over a year ago

Akwadup Lodge

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