Top Hotels Near Tyndall Air Force Base in Panama City from NZ$105

"This hotel and area will blow away your preconceptions about Panama City. The bar and restaurant are worthy of a visit even if you’re not staying. We payed a little more for a bay view room = beautiful The nearby old downtown area is great and getting better all the time We will definitely be back"

"All good. Wish the pool area offered a bit more privacy for those of us wanting to sunbath. It’s right next to the parking lot but nice place no other complaints. Would definitely stay here again. "

"I had arranged Hilton Garden inn by airport as I wanted shuttle. There were 2 Hilton Garden inn and Expedia app did not book me at correct one. I then had to do a Lyft to get to airport. "

"Great breakfast, clean room, felt safe, good location to Tyndall Airforce base. Staff very friendly "

"The only complaint I have is the staff. We waited for almost 30 minutes for someone to call a bellman and no one seemed bothered. "

"Room was nasty bed had bugs"

"The staff was very professional, and nice. However the rooms need more attention, there was stains everywhere on the carpet, furniture also had stains. The bathroom caulking had mold, and the bathroom curtains had holes, as well. And the fridge you could tell it’s not well-maintained and old. "

"Room smelled like moldy air, dirty window sills, and walls, bed nice shower head nice, toilet seat fell off first time using toilet, ddint havs a crib for baby even though it said it did when booking, the pool was supposed to be open and clean and it wasnt, he said it hadnt been cleaned in months. And no breakfast. Had sign for only coffee which was not what was supposed, id like a refund"

"Some type of syringe was left in my room from the previous guest. The initial person who respond did seem genuinely helpful but when I went to the front desk in the morning to ask if he left a note for the staff to remove them, the lady cut me off in mid sentence by putting a piece of paper in my face without even looking at me. It was the note he left. I tried to reassure her that I didn't mean any harm in asking and she said "this is just my personality". I described the situation in email to the manager of hospitality and his reply was very vague and lacked genuine concern. I tried to communicate that but he avoifed to my direct questions, tried to make it as if I was asking him how he deals with his internal staff and finally ignored my request for an additional contact person. It just made it clear that guest experience isn't something they seem to value if the hospitality manager who manages escalated emails can be that detached."