Best Hotels in Iguazu, Argentina

When I review a place it generally means that I had an issue. This hotel is fine for the price but there were several things that wrecked the experience for us. 1-the pool water was green so we couldn’t use it. Lack of chemical maintenance would be my guess. 2-air conditioner had no controls. It was either on or off. We inquired and they said it was the way it is. 3-room 307 has no wifi. Again we inquired and the answer was that’s the way it is in Iguazú. Finally we spoke with a different front desk person who said the WIFI is better on floor 1 so we moved and guess what, the wifi is fine on floor one. Our new room also has batteries in the air conditioning unit so we can control the temperature. Aside from a small amount of black mold growing on the shower caulk, the room is fine. The showers both have a shiny tile floor. Very slippery but they do have a hand hold in the shower. Well, I guess we are in the jungle after all. We were happy to be on the first floor so we wouldn’t have to ride the elevator anymore. The elevator stopped either right on the floor or several inches above or below so rider beware and watch your step! 4-our biggest frustration was with transportation. There are a couple of guys that sit in the lobby and represent a tourist firm of some sorts. They speak or understand no English. If you a Spanish speaker, you may have no problems but we sure did. We were abandoned in Brazil at the water falls there by our driver. We had to be very resourceful to even get back to our hotel. We had no cell service there and although there was wifi at the Falls, it was in operable due to the high traffic. Remember we are in the jungle. We had 2 other issues with transportation solely due to the “tourist company” not really being a company at all. I still don’t know their connection to the hotel but I highly recommend not using these people if you want reliable transportation. 5-the last issue occurred a few minutes ago . We asked for a late check out a couple of days ago and were granted one till 2:00 PM as we were then leaving for the airport. At 11:00 they showed up at our door telling us we had to leave or pay 23.00 late check out. My heart started pumping which can be bad for an old timer and I went directly to the manager. Told him we were granted a late check out by the front desk guy who spoke English. He insisted that we needed to pay the 23.00. I refused to do so and we “discussed “ all of the problems we have had. He was un phased until I said I was going to write a bad review on Trip advisor. Suddenly he said we could stay at no charge till 2. There is also some good to this review.. with the exception of the black mold, the rooms were quite clean. The breakfast was very good and as advertised. The hotel is in a good location. Forgot to say the tv stations are only in Spanish which is what we expect here in Argentina. My advise…if you don’t speak Spanish enough to get by, perhaps try another hotel.

Good location, good breakfast, first stay in a hotel room with three beds. Facilities are old and showers are small. You can still store your luggage or even use the bathroom for free after you leave. The bus station is just across the road and can go directly to Iguazu, Brazil. At first glance, the three countries are free in Argentina. It is a 20-minute walk from the hotel, and you can also take the bus in the city, 35 pesos.

Always praised! The environment is first-rate, you can enjoy the beauty of the park to the utmost, and you can see the fire clouds at night, great! The service did not have to say, we had an early flight and arrived at more than nine in the morning. The front desk let us check in directly. The flight was cancelled the next day. The front desk asked us to postpone the check out until 4 pm. recommend!

The hotel is very old and clearly has not been renovated in a while. The staff at the restaurant are super helpful and friendly, unfortunately the staff at the reception are not. Rude and not flexible. We arrived three hours earlier than check in and understood that only if a room would become available we would get it. The receptionist said she’d follow up but she didn’t. We had to come several times to the reception to check and still they couldn’t even know if the room was ready because housekeeping wouldn’t pick up the phone. This is clearly not a five stars hotel, mainly due to the attitude and lack of help and service from their receptionist Facundo.

cheese, fruit at the limit of its useful life, terrible coffee, completely overcooked eggs, crescents—the worst I've ever tasted in my life. Everything is additional: an espresso, additional; an omelet, additional; a cappuccino, additional, etc. They put some tiny cones to mark that you cannot park; when leaving with the SUV, I lightly hit one, and the security personnel, as if you had run over someone, stopped you, and they went to see the cone. Here are two pieces of advice: Foz has many more possibilities; if you go to this hotel, make sure to provide yourself with water; they do not give you a complimentary bottle or a refill point; and fill up with gasoline. As was our case, going to Asunción was a shame, and It's already a shame that the YPFs don't supply foreigners, and we only found one Shell service station. Check-out is at 10 a.m., just as information so that you can anticipate your plans, and ask for rooms finished in more than 10, the others will not have a panoramic view. We paid US$255 per night, so on an objective basis, it is a practical option, but it was not spectacular.

Large, modern, comfortable room with everything needed for the stay. Good breakfast, although on the first day overcrowded thanks to a large tour group preparing for getaway. Food and service in both the ground floor restaurant and the roof terrace were of good quality. Attentive and friendly front desk staff. Spectacular view from roof terrace (rooftop pool closed, but not a problem for us). Recommended.

As the advertising suggests, this lodge is very rustic and located within a jungle like environment. This certainly adds to the charm and provides authenticity to their design choices. Rooms are OK and provide basic essentials. Air conditioning in our room was quite noisy but ceiling fans are present. Other reviews note the leakiness of shower enclosures and ours was no different. Just beware that there will be a puddle, bidet side of the screen once you finish and avoid slipping on it as one of us nearly did. We chose to eat at the restaurant 3 times, twice for dinner and once for lunch. We had read positive reviews of the dining and we thought the food was very well prepared while choices are somewhat limited compared to normal restaurants. THis is not a criticism because the quality of food was very good. However, the occasion we chose to eat lunch was disappointing. We suspect there are no kitchen staff or chefs on during lunch because the food was very odd. The platter seemed to contain strips of Milanese which are probably left over from the previous nights dinner. The remaining components were badly put together. All dishes arrived with cold fries. To the credit of the waiter, she brought back a plate of warn fries, unprompted. This lodge is located about 4km out of ”town” so beware that easy strolls into the nightlife aren't possible, you will need a cab, which can take 10-15 minutes to organise.

The only accessible room of the hotel had a broken ac, a broken tv, no frigobar (although they left a menu with prices for the food that wasn’t there). It was impossible to wash your hands or teeth without ending up soaking wet from head to toes… They seem to think disabled people doesn’t deserve to enjoy a good holiday. They always forgot to bring towels. At the restaurant I’ve seen far better breakfasts at every hostel I’ve been to than in this so-called 4 stars hotel, lack of options in the menu in general. Location is not good at all if you don’t have a car. Not bad for a hostel or 2 stars hotel but would not recommend it. At least its price seems according to its services.

La Reserva is a gem in the middle of the jungle near Iguacu Falls, Cataratas, Argentina. The staff was incredibly helpful when our original itinerary had to change due to flight delays, and very helpful in general! They provided local information, suggestions, taxi service, and were very friendly and warm. Our room was lovely and clean with very soft bedding and linens. The pool and grounds were incredible! We loved our stay here very much. Other reviewers have complained about language barriers - you are in a Spanish speaking country! Know some basic Spanish when you arrive. If you don't know Spanish, use a translator app. One observation about the restaurant - the food can be quite good, but it will take a while to arrive. Again, you are in Latin America, the pace of life is slower. Be patient, have a caipirinha by the pool or a glass of delicious Argentian wine while you wait for food to arrive.

It is a very nice, very ugly hotel. We had a super spacious triple room but with uncomfortable pillows, mini towels, a wet bathroom with a very poor quality shower curtain in which rainwater leaked. The amenities such as soap and shampoo are also of very poor quality. The staff's attention is not good, they are not friendly and you can only check in at exactly 2pm. Breakfast is homemade, rich and varied with a wide variety of foods. It has a very large pool and borders a section of jungle in the background.