JW Marriott Panama Officially Opens

Marriott International has announced the opening of the JW Marriott Panama in Panama City. The property, formerly The Bahia Grand Panama Hotel, has an ocean front location in Panama’s 932-foot building – the tallest in Central America

Situated in the neighborhood of Punta Pacifica, JW Marriott Panama is located within minutes of the city’s main commercial, banking and entertainment areas. The property has 369 guestrooms and 41 suites, each equipped with terraces and private balconies that provide views of the Gulf of Panama and city skyline.

The hotel’s dining options offer a range flavors. Specializing in international fusion cuisine, the Barcelona restaurant takes travelers on a complete gastronomic journey with a modern twist. JW Marriott Panama’s Tejas restaurant showcases Caribbean cuisine infused with a touch of innovative culinary techniques. Azul, JW Marriott Panama’s oceanfront restaurant, offers a healthy menu inclusive of light appetizers rooted in local traditional flavors. Located on the main level of the hotel, Bar Cava 15 is an elegant but relaxed bar that serves as the ideal spot for guests to enjoy specialty cocktails as they sample highlights from the unique fusion menu.

Panama is a hub for both leisure and business travelers, offering centuries of history and culture, nearby tropical beaches, and a large metropolis. For business and corporate travelers, JW Marriott Panama is set to become a destination for meetings and events with 27,000 square feet of customizable internal and external space, equipped with wireless and audiovisual technology.

JW Marriott Panama is part of Marriott International’s luxury portfolio, comprised of hotel and resort locations around the world. Today, there are over 80 JW Marriott hotels and resorts in more than 25 countries and territories.

For more information, visit www.marriott.com.

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