The intersection pictured on the left hand side is Via Espana and Federico Boyd, a major and busy intersection. The back of the hotel is located to the right past the trees. The entrance is actually on a side street. There is small barebones gift shop connected to the hotel and a bookstore with a coffee shop and internet access across the street. There is not much else in the immediate vicinity.

This place was the most expensive and the least visually appealing of the three places I stayed in Panama City. I recommend both Sevilla Suites and Torres de Alba over this place across the board.

The only thing I liked about this place was that it's only a half block away from Le Palace. When you exit the hotel, turn left and walk a short distance to see Le Palace on the left. You can't miss it.