According to guest reviews, the hotel has been rated as
Use BadgeFeaturing a swimming pool, a sun terrace and a barber shop, Bluebay Coronado Golf & Beach Resort can be found within 0.5 miles from the center of Playa Coronado. Las Terrazas de Coronado Shopping Mall is a 10-minute drive away and Punta Barco Playa can be reached within 10 minutes by car.
Location
There is Playa Teta within 5 minutes' drive away.
Rooms
The rooms of the 5-star resort have a private bathroom, as well as television, free wireless internet and TV with cable channels. Some rooms provide great views. Rooms have bath sheets, a shower and a hairdryer.
Eat & Drink
Guests can have breakfast in restaurant. Guests, searching for international food are welcome in La Terraza, while those, who like local cuisine, can opt for Segundo Piso. Lobby is the hotel's own lobby bar.
The hotel offers a full breakfast at the price of USD 8.95 per person per day.
Leisure
Guests have free access to steam baths and spa therapy, also they may use cars for rent to explore the surrounding area. The hotel has the outdoor swimming pool and a gym. Bluebay Coronado Golf & Beach Resort offers a variety of sport activities, such as billiard, snorkeling and a golf course.
Internet
Wireless internet is available in the entire hotel for free.
Guest Parking
Public parking is possible on site for free.
Number of rooms: 104.
Former name: BlueBay Coronado Golf Beach Resort
Rooms and availability
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Max:
2 persons
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Lake view
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Shower
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Balcony
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Air conditioning
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Staff was wonderful and very helpful. Pool was great and golf course was excellent. Great prices on food.
Too far to walk from hotel. Hotel is under some new construction.
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I needed to escape from a world of despair in Panama City, armpit of Panama. The Coronado was a needed enclave of pampered luxury, even though I do not play golf. A shuttle took me to a private beach whenever I wished and the meals were decent enough too. A free newspaper hung on my doorknob every morning on the way to breakfast.
The $130/day price for my room was rather steep for Panamanian standards. The fact that I was awokened at 1:30 in the morning by workers trying to rehab adjacent rooms was not inviting, especially when the water was shut off too.
