I was in the area 3 nights for work and this hotel was perfect. Basic with no frills, but everything worked well (wifi, cable, hot water, A/C), it was clean and comfortable, the restaurant downstairs is quite decent and not too pricey, and the hotel itself is safe and decently priced. What else could I ask for? Thanks!

I've been to Changuinola 6 times over the last 7 years. There aren't many hotels to choose from, but SemiRami is probably the best. The rooms are clean and they have reliable water which can be an issue in Changuinola. The hotel is located near a supermarket, several restaurants and various shops. Be sure to check out the local Kuna... More

Stop over on our way to Almirante. Super close to airport less than five minutes. Convenient restaurant on first floor with very good selections. Service with a smile. Friendly saff, clean rooms and bath with shower. Tv and Internet . Simple not pretentious and a 30.00 room fare. Several area restaurants open early for breakfast. ATM machine accessible within steps... More

This hotel was fine. Nothing exciting, but there isn't much of exceitement in Changuinola. The room was simple, but spotlessly clean. The AC worked. The beds were comfortable. The water was hot. We felt very secure. The front desk staff were very friendly - they don't speak English though. The cost of $35 for 2 adults and 2 kids was... More

Rooms are $30/night (Feb 2012) and are large with A/C, hot water and free WiFi. Friendly and helpful owners and staff, great seafood.

We had to take the ferry in Almirante to go to Bocas del Toro. This ferry only leaves in the morning, so we needed a place to stay overnight. Apparently the best thing to do is to go to Changuinola instead of trying to find a hotel in Almirante. Changuinola is a 20 minutes drive from Almirante in the direction... More

We arrived in Changuinola shortly after the border closed and on the eve of a storm that left the highway to Almirante burred in mud. being the last of the refugees on the way to Bocus but trapped by the weather, we didn't have a lot of choice in hotels. Hotel Alhambra was full and SemiRami, being right across the... More