We spent two nights here with our small children (agres 6 and 4). The rooms were VERY clean, comfortable, and roomy. Breakfast was excellent, with a huge selection that varied. Service was outstanding. The only negative would be that the pool was a bit small. Otherwise, it was a very good value.

The hotel was clean, very comfortable bed and room. We were more than satisfied.

Right next to large, fancy MetroMall if that suits your need.

15-20 minutes to the airport. Taxis are always hovering to take you where you need to go.

Did not try the breakfast so cannot comment.

The hotel is a cross between a stripped down W Hotel and a Courtyard. Kinda cool, kinda odd.

The front desk service was not very friendly or helpful. We arrived very early flight with a request for early check-in. We were greeted by unfriendly, surly front desk person. While we knew it may be too early to get a room, her negative attitude was the issue. She couldn't be bothered to check for one or simply be friendly. She couldn't make change for a $10 bill or help, and she was quite simply negative during all interactions with her. Unexpected considering the customary friendly response my wife gets at Marriotts all over the world given her elite Marriot status.

We would stay here again, but simply lower our expectations that the front desk would do anything to help guests or even be friendly, if need be.

Our room on the 8th floor faced the mall and had a panoramic view of the city. Room was large, quiet and comfortable. Downside of high floors is that elevators are slow during peak traffic times. Staff were very helpful. Used Marriott points and was surprised that this is a full-service hotel, including room service. Good sushi and drinks in bar. Coffee is toe-curling strong. Lobby is small and busy. Arranged a good car/driver at reasonable price through hotel. Nice place for introduction to Panama - the pace of the city is crazy and the drivers are even worse, so I appreciated some American comfort in the midst of the chaos. (This is unlike me but Panama was a place of sensory overload. I rank it up there with Nigeria in that department.)

Our recent trip to Panama to see our Peace Corps daughter found her in the Punta Pacifica Hospital with a pretty severe injury. Changing plans quickly, we reserved a room at tis Marriott Courtyard, the closest hotel to the hospital. From the time we explained our predicament and booked our room, we were met by kindness and understanding from the manager and staff. I cannot express how welcome a little extra concern is when you really need it! My only complaint (though small) would be that, of their business center computers, only one had an "English" keyboard- thus it was very popular and hard to use.
We're home now but I send my compliments to the staff !