Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Panama City

Very clean and a big room. I like the sitting nook that is right in front of the window. My only complaint is there was a very strong smell of **** in the elevator and down the hall like someone is just blatantly smoking it in the building.

I was very disappointed with my stay in this hotel. I paid $100 more than I would have liked to pay for the room. I also paid $40 for breakfast. Once I got to the hotel, I found out that breakfast was free. The free breakfast consisted of a plain bagel, yogurt, a honey bun, or a banana. The room was clean but the bathroom door was missing the latch on the handle, so it wouldn’t shut. The volume button didn’t work on the remote for the tv. The pool the hotel advertises is a tiny pool. Only an 8’x10’, at a max of 5’ deep. Overall, not worth all the money I paid.

What you would expect for 60$

The staff were polite. The room smelled of mold; everytime i went into the room my allergies went haywire! I loved the room set up. The water for the shower did not get all that hot,the hair dyer did not work and the coffee maker didn't work either. I brpught the coffee maker down and they said they'd send a new one up..never did. The manager is rude ahole. I think if they had a better manager this place would be better. The complimentary breakfast and there unedible bagels was a joke. Atleast at night you need a room key to get into the building which is nice.

Other guest were extremely loud, slammong doors, arguing etc. Jacuzzi tub in room smelt like mildew

Average hotel around a bunch of resorts. Beach scenery is great but when you turn around and look at the hotel it looks like it belongs in the hood.

The elevator stopped working and they couldnt get it fixed until next morning. I had to walk 2 flights of stairs with 2 artifical hips. The desk clerks were not the friendliest. The walls are paper thin and I could hear walking and tv from other rooms. However the room was very clean and the bed was comfortable

Front desk clerk seemed annoyed that she had to stop texting and check me in

Front entrance feels like either a police precinct or ER the way the automatic doors and tiny window are situated. This room did have a microwave and mini-fridge, but they put me in the room right across from the elevator - this wasn't a big deal; the bathroom shower head diversion valve (usually on lower spigot) could not be figured out so I was not able to take a shower (it was too early in the day for me to call front desk LOL); there is no solid toilet lid and linens stacked on a shelf right above toilet are at risk of being dropped into toilet; the $10 extra for "breakfast" was a downer since there was no confirmation/ticket/voucher that I paid it - I could have just grabbed what was there had I not paid. "Breakfast" was just some processed/prepackaged foods, bagels, bananas, apples, and coffee/juice - no cooked hot foods. What really concerned me overall was the intense Pine-Sol vapors that hit me when I first walked into my room, knowing what this solvent is often used to cover up . . . BUT, no bed bugs found in my luggage so far! Initially I thought price was right for the small room, inadequate room/bathroom design, and "breakfast" (IE "you get what you pay for") but coworkers staying at an adjacent hotel apparently had a much better experience (less than $10 more). I will likely opt for the adjacent place next time.