A house from the oldCanal Zone.

Six bedrooms, six private bathrooms.

4.89 · 19 reviews on Airbnb

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Nobody shares anything

Six bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. The whole house is yours — no other guests.

Comfortable for 14; guests 15 and 16 sleep on extra beds, at $40 per person per night.

Shared by your group only

Full kitchen with dishwasher, coffee maker and toaster
Main living room with windows onto the garden
A second sitting room on the third floor
Dining table for fourteen, plus a bar
Balcony with a hammock
Enclosed patio with barbecue
Laundry with washer and dryer, no charge
Free parking for four cars
500 Mbps internet throughout

Cocina abierta al comedor con pisos de caoba — Kitchen open to the dining room

Patio cubierto iluminado de noche con mesa para el grupo — Covered patio and barbecue

Habitación con cama king, baño privado y escritorio — Room 1, king bed

Habitación con dos camas individuales — Twin rooms

Balcón de madera con hamaca y sillas — Balcony with hammock

Book it here, not through a platform

Same calendar as Airbnb and Vrbo, same house, same hosts. Booking direct is what lets us hold a rate without the platform's cut, split the payment, and answer you ourselves.

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	Direct	Airbnb / Vrbo
Flexible cancellation or a non-refundable rate, your choice	Yes	No
30% deposit, balance 7 days before arrival	Yes	No
No platform fee on top of the total	Yes	No
Extras and pantry ordered before you arrive	Yes	No
Same calendar, same open dates	Yes	Yes
The same hosts answer	Yes	Yes

Diablo Heights, the old Canal Zone

One of the wooden quarters the Canal built above the locks: sage siding, mahogany floors. A residential neighborhood between the Canal and the old city.

Albrook airport1.3 km
Albrook Mall and the bus terminal1.6 km
Top of Cerro Ancón2.5 km
Casco Viejo3.9 km
Miraflores Locks4.1 km
Biomuseo5.3 km
Amador Causeway5.5 km
Tocumen airport23.1 km

Straight-line distances from the house at Calle Hecker 5624.

Fachada de madera de Casa Randa en Diablo Heights, con entablado verde y cerca de caoba

From the Canal Zone to a city neighborhood

1903

The Hay–Bunau–Varilla Treaty creates the Canal Zone.

1914

The Canal opens; thousands of families arrive to run it.

1930s–50s

The Canal builds Diablo Heights and nearby townsites: wood built for the climate.

1977

The Torrijos–Carter Treaties set the Canal's return.

1999

Panama takes control of the Canal; Diablo Heights becomes part of the city.

Today

A quiet residential neighborhood; the house remains almost untouched.

What nineteen groups said

Ratings from Airbnb, where Diana has been a Superhost for three years. Marquelda meets guests at the door.

0.0019 reviews on Airbnb

Cleanliness5.0

Accuracy5.0

Check-in5.0

Communication5.0

Value5.0

Location4.9

Diana was very kind, helpful and easy to deal with. The place was clean, comfortable, and I felt right at home. I'd definitely stay here again.

Nestor · Waldwick, Nueva Jersey

The house was beautiful, spacious and comfortable, and the area was quiet and peaceful. The host was extremely accommodating and easy to reach throughout our stay. Every room had its own bathroom.

Tonisha · Bloomfield, Connecticut

It was amazing to come share this house. We had an incredible time and could enjoy and rest comfortably. 100/100, we'll be back next year if they let us!

Naia · España