Hotels With breakfast in Parana, Brazil

Comfortable and spacious room. A bit old to be honest, but everything works. But not the WiFi 😕 water pressure is very good, breakfast is great. If you are visiting the falls, talk with the reception for advice.

The hotel is very comfortable. The staff is very friendly and is attentive at all times. The rooms are very wide, comfortable and cosy, and it is all very clean and pull.

I stayed at Wyndham Foz do Iguaçu, and first of all, I would like to highlight how attentive and professional the hotel staff are. Among all the hotels I have stayed at so far, I can confidently say that this property has one of the best teams in terms of service quality. My sincere thanks go to the hotel manager and especially to Sheyla Rocha at the reception. My room was upgraded to a suite, which I truly appreciated. They also kindly accommodated my stay for a second night, which was a very thoughtful gesture. Sometimes, a warm smile and genuine hospitality are more than enough—and this hotel delivers exactly that. The hotel also offers spa facilities, and the swimming pool is both beautiful and very clean. Its central location, within walking distance of many restaurants, is another great advantage for guests. If you are planning to stay in this area, I would definitely recommend this hotel without hesitation. Lastly, although the room size is listed as 22 m², the hotel is designed in a “home suite” concept, making the rooms feel spacious, comfortable, and perfectly suitable for a pleasant stay.

The hotel is actually located outside the town of Castro, but it is a good option for business travelers visiting nearby factories. The staff are friendly. Although they only speak Portuguese, they try to help as best as they can. One of my colleagues left a sandal behind, and they called us about it. The chalet has two rooms, so it is also good for family travelers. The breakfast is okay and offers a few options, but unfortunately, the staff was not very good at cooking eggs. The minibar is free and stocked with different kinds of drinks. The bed is supportive and comfortable. Unfortunately, there are some downsides. The chalet is close to grassland and woods, so some insects flew inside every time I opened the door. The first few chalets are too close to the road, so you can clearly hear trucks passing by (try to avoid No. 1 and No. 2). There was also a malfunction with the hot water supply in my chalet, which was annoying. In conclusion, it is a good choice for family travel, but not ideal for business travel.

The front desk English is poor, the Japanese restaurant downstairs is more expensive, and the restaurant waiter is very good!

The hotel's location is excellent. It's less than a 10-minute drive from the airport, and only a five to six-minute walk to the Iguazu Falls park entrance. Upon check-in, we were offered welcome champagne, and the front desk staff spoke English fluently. The hotel also provides tourism services for Iguazu, including guided transportation to the Argentinian side of the falls. The breakfast is a combination of à la carte and buffet, with a wide variety of choices and rich selection. Brazilian hotels typically don't provide toothbrushes and toothpaste, but this one does if you ask. The toothpaste was a large tube of Colgate, but the toothbrush had a poor grip; the handle was very soft, and I was worried it would break while brushing. The bedding didn't include a duvet by default, only a sheet and a blanket. If you need a duvet, you have to request it early, or they might run out later. I noticed a large, unknown stain on the bedsheet at the foot of the bed when I went to sleep. It was too late to bother calling someone to change it, but the stain was still there after housekeeping cleaned the room the next day. After I pointed it out to the housekeeper, it was immediately replaced.

This is a hotel for families. The pool is impossible to use from about 4pm as it is overrun with children and a man blowing a whistle loudly to coordinate children using the slide. When we arrived there was no toilet paper in the bathroom. There was only one bedside lamp. There were no blankets - we had to request them as it was too hot with no ac and too cold with ac on.  There is an area for dining but the hotel could do so much more with it - have cutlery laid out and table lamps, rope the area off and draw the curtains so the view is not semi naked people in the pool. The evening we had dinner there was a dripping wet woman wrapped in a towel shouting loudly on her telephone and wandering among the tables. There is potential in this hotel - just none of it is realised.  On a positive finish there is a reasonable buffet for breakfast. The hotel is near the Main Street and easy for your pickups etc and there are restaurants nearby and a fabulous cafe just down the street.

We had a nice one week stay at the Radisson. The Batel neighborhood is a great place to stay, and there is a huge mall in walking distance. We encountered a few small hospitality issues, but the reception staff was always very quick to respond and address problems as they arose. All of the hotel staff were friendly and accommodating. The room service was just okay, but the breakfast was good. They rotated the items available at breakfast, so throughout the week we didn’t have to eat the same thing everyday. The hotel was very busy due to a convention happening while we were staying there, but the room was quiet aside from occasional noise from the hallway. The room was also reasonably big with a comfortable king-sized bed and a view of the Japanese Garden. The garden is really just a tiny park, but we enjoyed walking there in the morning. We recommend this hotel if you are headed to Curitiba.

Presentable hotel with decent breakfast and swimming pool and jacuzzi, located across from the interstate bus terminal. Uber is wide available and usually it takes about 7 minutes to arrive . Room is spacious and clean and shower is very good. Recommended specially for the ones who have a car. Not many food options and remember to have a Brazilian socket to avoid having to buy for an adapter at the bus terminal. The waterfalls in the Brazilian side is approximately 35 minutes by Uber . The Argentinian side buses leave frequently from the bus terminal across from the hotel (expect to pay a lot to reach Argentina, R$35 to Puerto Iguazu plus another R$40 from puerto Iguazu to the national park. Returning the same way , R$150 plus the park ticket, that’s best to buy in advance online to save time in those enormous lines.

The hotel is a bit out of town, but there's a bus stop conveniently located nearby. The hotel is a little dated. We booked two rooms, and one of them had drainage issues. Breakfast and dinner were decent. We would have liked a few more vegetables to go with the salad greens. The cheeses and fruits were excellent. You definitely won't go hungry. The hotel offers transfers to the Argentinian side of the national park for a reasonable price.