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The apartment accommodates up to 2 guests and has 1 bathroom. The host describes it as a studio with an open living area blending modern comfort and artistic flair. Eclectic furnishings create a vibrant, inviting atmosphere, ideal for relaxing or entertaining guests. High ceilings and large windows provide natural light and an airy, spacious feel. Air conditioning ensures comfort year-round, and a variety of plants brings nature indoors. Sleeping area: A cozy sleeping area has a double bed, stylish furniture, and colorful, eclectic decorative elements. The design is both playful and sophisticated. Bathroom: The modern, well-appointed bathroom has high-end fixtures and finishes offering functionality, style, and a spa-like atmosphere for relaxing and rejuvenating. Kitchenette: Designed for light meals and snacks, it includes a refrigerator, microwave, and gas stovetop. The detailed description explicitly states that there is no oven. Sleek countertops, ample storage, and eclectic decor combine practical design with the apartment's overall style. Laundry: A washer and dryer setup is included, avoiding the need to find a laundromat.

There is no receptionist on site, so your approximate arrival time must be provided in advance. Check-in starts at 3 p.m.; the host's notes limit check-in to 10 p.m. Check-out is at 11 a.m. The minimum stay is 1 night and the maximum stay is 365 nights.

Cribs, baby bathtubs, and high chairs must be requested 24 hours in advance and are subject to availability. Only a limited number are available, and demand is high during peak travel season. A complimentary starter set of toiletries is provided on arrival, including shampoo, conditioner, soap, and toilet paper. Once these initial supplies are depleted, guests must purchase their own toiletries for the remainder of their stay. An extra pet fee applies per pet. It includes a bed, 2 bowls, a hygienic pad, and a bag of treats. Please be a responsible pet owner.

Situated in Casco Viejo, this apartment places you in the heart of one of the city's most sought-after areas. Historic landmarks, vibrant plazas, and a wide array of dining and entertainment options are just steps away. The neighborhood has a rich cultural heritage and a lively atmosphere. Your stay includes additional benefits: a coupon with discounts and special offers is provided in the welcome box.

Common approaches to Casco Viejo are Avenida Central and the Cinta Costera. Nearby public landmarks mentioned by the host include Arco Chato and Athens Pizza. The accommodation is in Casa Lourdes, a white building with black iron balconies; Athens Pizza is in the neighboring yellow building. Parking can be challenging because of narrow streets and limited spaces. Casco Parking is on Avenida A near the entrance to Casco Viejo, offers secure multi-level parking, and is approximately a 7-minute walk from the building. Paid off-premises parking and free street parking are advertised amenities. Street parking is limited: use designated spaces, be prepared to walk, and follow local parking regulations to avoid fines.

Communication hours are 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. The team will do its best to answer messages outside these hours. In an emergency, you may call at any time. If staff are not on site, they will do everything possible to assist remotely until they can arrive in person. You are staying in an apartment, not a hotel. Please treat the space with respect. If problems arise, the team will do its best to act as soon as possible, but no one lives on site 24/7.

Casco Antiguo, also known as Casco Viejo or the old quarter, is Panama City's historic district. A UNESCO Cultural World Heritage Site dating to 1673, it features vibrant plazas, picturesque paved streets, and colorful buildings. It is ideal for walking, discovering history, enjoying fine cuisine, taking photos, and mingling with locals in the nightlife scene. Start with a walk through the neighborhood. Visit the Metropolitan Cathedral of Panama City in the main square, Plaza Mayor, and the Church of San Jose, famous for its golden altar. Stop at Plaza de Francia, also home to Las Bóvedas, a monument once used as a defense against pirate attacks. Museums include the Museo del Canal (Canal Museum) and Museo de la Mola, which presents traditional textile art made by the Guna indigenous group. The iconic stone archway at Arco Chato is the remains of a church built by Dominican friars and offers a beautiful photo opportunity. Visit the Panama National Theater to see the ceiling frescoes painted by Robert Lewis. Along the way, shop for local crafts and browse high-end boutiques. Casco Viejo is at the heart of Panama City's gastronomy scene. Aromas of grilled seafood fill its historic streets, with opportunities to try some of Panama's best dishes and international cuisine made by leading chefs. After dinner, explore the nightlife or enjoy sunset views of the capital from rooftop bars overlooking the city.

Doors and windows: Panama's climate is hot and humid. Keep doors and windows closed, as leaving them open can cause condensation that may damage the air conditioning. Energy conservation: Energy costs in Panama are high. Turn off the air conditioning when it is not needed and turn off lights when leaving the apartment. Shoes outside: If you observe a tradition involving leaving shoes outside, notify the team in advance. Shoes may not be left in building corridors for safety reasons. Plant care: For stays longer than two nights, please lightly water the plants if the soil is very dry. Public order: Resolve misunderstandings through calm, serious conversations. Loud arguments or actions that disrupt public order may incur an extra fee. Building security may involve the police if necessary, and the host reserves the right to end the stay without a refund in such cases. These requests help keep the property comfortable, peaceful, and in good condition for current and future guests. Reach out if you need anything.

Kitchen and kitchenette; refrigerator; freezer; microwave; stove; dishwasher; coffee maker; coffee; blender; toaster; cooking basics; pots and pans; baking sheet; crockery and cutlery; wine glasses; dining table; and barbecue. An oven is also listed as an advertised amenity, but both detailed language descriptions explicitly say there is no oven. Do not rely on an oven being available without clarification.

Air conditioning; heating; room-darkening shades; bed linens; towels; essentials; toiletries; shampoo; conditioner; shower gel; body soap; hair dryer; hot water; bathtub (please request before arrival); washer; dryer; iron; cleaning products; hangers; and wardrobe. A hot tub and a Jacuzzi are both advertised. Their location and whether access is private or shared are not specified.

TV; cable TV; smart TV; cinema room; record player; Wi-Fi internet; advertised Wi-Fi speed of 250 Mbps; laptop-friendly workspace; desk; and desk chair.

Balcony or terrace; deck or patio; outdoor seating; water view; sea view; downtown location; proximity to the ocean; paid off-premises parking; and free street parking. Advertised activities include antiquing, shopping, and souvenir shopping. Private versus shared access to outdoor facilities is not specified.

Baby travel bed; portable travel crib/playpen; baby high chair (please request before arrival); and babysitter recommendations. Baby equipment is subject to the advance-request and availability conditions stated above. Private entrance; elevator; contactless check-in; carbon monoxide detector; smoke detector; and emergency exit are advertised. An elevator is listed, but no further accessibility details are supplied. 24-hour check-in is also advertised, but this conflicts with the host's explicit 10 p.m. check-in cutoff. Plan to arrive within the stated check-in window unless the host clarifies otherwise.

The booking rules advertise a minimum of 1 night and a maximum of 365 nights.

The public description advertises these charges; confirm them before booking: • Pet fee: $50 per pet, including a bed, 2 bowls, a hygienic pad, and a bag of treats. The description does not specify whether this is per stay or recurring, or whether it is refundable. • Public-order fee: Loud arguments or actions that disrupt public order may incur a $150 fee. In such cases, building security may involve the police if necessary, and the host reserves the right to end the stay without a refund. The currency is not explicitly identified beyond the $ sign.

The public description advertises these charges; confirm them before booking: • Pet fee: $50 per pet, including a bed, 2 bowls, a hygienic pad, and a bag of treats. The description does not specify whether this is per stay or recurring, or whether it is refundable. • Public-order fee: Loud arguments or actions that disrupt public order may incur a $150 fee. In such cases, building security may involve the police if necessary, and the host reserves the right to end the stay without a refund. The currency is not explicitly identified beyond the $ sign.