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The Riverside Inn

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Stylish Boquete country hotel with luxurious rooms and contemporary décor, including huge windows to emphasise the glorious views.

The small and stylish Riverside Inn on the outskirts of Boquete was originally intended to be a private country house. Each room is thoughtfully and tastefully decorated in a neutral palette using modern materials, with bright artworks lending a splash of colour.

Public areas feature huge windows, making the most of the invigorating countryside views. The junior suites are split level, while the master suite has a four poster bed, views over the river, a huge bathroom with a hot tub, a separate shower and private balcony. The other rooms have spacious bathrooms with rain showers. Coffee tours and other activities in the local area can be arranged.

What our clients say

Highlights: “Locks on the Panama canal and Panamax vessels up close.”
MC, Fulham Nov 2012
Each part of my trip had a special moment. I loved both the new and old parts of Panama city, but my highlight there was seeing sloths while walking up…
TF, Wakefield Jun 2018
Because of my interest in shipping, the Panama Canal partial transit was fascinating.
JB Apr 2012
Panama was far more interesting than what we thought it would be, particularly the Museum of Contemporary Art and the Bio Diversity Museum.
CY, Heathfield Jan 2020
Top experiences in Panama - going through the canal and exploring Panama City and surrounding area. I was surprised to find that Panama is not just the Canal Zone!
We didn't realise the partial canal transit would be in such a big boat with loads of other tourists - not a problem, but would have been good for this…
NF, Tunbridge Wells Apr 2013

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