Top Hotels in Puerto Iguazu with Spas

TBH, we had higher hopes for this place but given the high season, the staff just can't keep up. There are plenty of staff members milling about but it seems that there is usually only 1 guy or 1 gal who can actually problem solve (or get what you need done/answered). So it's stark to see 2-3 others just standing around to tell you to hold a minute while one poor soul has to multi-task like crazy. So yeah, service is SLOW and if you're in a hurry, this is definitely not the place for you. Breakfast buffet every morning is solid - more than enough things to eat. The location of the property is quite tucked away so once you're on resort, you're really ”stuck there” - not that it's a bad thing. You will need hotel pickup/drop off with all your activities or to have the front desk get you a taxi (which isn't hard to do and hopefully you don't have to wait behind a group checking in to put in the request). The rooms are fine - a fair bit of wear and tear but given the volume of turnover and the forest environment, it's completely understandable. You'll need to AC cranking in the summer time and as others have noted, there's a fair share of mosquitoes. It's a quaint touch to navigate the different buildings where the rooms are and going over the suspension bridges - makes you feel like you are in the jungle. We didn't take as much advantage of the resort given we were constantly off property for long days of excursions, so you should balance that out. We had dinner at the resort one night and like others have said, there are better joints in town with faster service and cheaper prices - but do you want to schlep in? That's is the key question for opting to stay here or not.

This hotel is located in a great spot with a tremendous view of where the three countries meet - Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay. It is also an easy walk into the town of Iguazu on the Argentinian side. The grounds are kept up very nicely and the pool area is lovely to spend some time after touring the Falls. The rooms are standard size and the beds are comfortable. I would say that the bathrooms are in need of an upgrade as they are quite worn. We didn't spend very much time in our room so this wasn't an issue for us. We were comfortable and the location made up for the shortfall on the quality of the space. Restaurant on site served a good variety and was reasonably priced.

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.

It’s a beautiful hotel . Food had very little choice for Asian tourists. We found no availability of tea/ coffee makers in the room very absurd. One doesn’t always feel like running 3 floors down to a coffee shop to have a cup in the morning ! We were charged for a kettle of hot water :(

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.

Things I didn’t like: 1. Room was dirty. Towels have stains, hair in shower, etc. 2. Lock on the door was janky and unsafe. 3. Balcony doors don’t lock, easy for someone to enter your room. 4. Breakfast was bland. 5. Shower doesn’t regulate temperature. You burn then freeze yourself. 6. Overall very dated hotel. TV doesn’t turn on, the fridge doesn’t work. 7. Front desk gives inaccurate information. 8. Lost key charge is $5000 pesos for a plastic card. 9. You can hear all your neighbors through the thin walls. 10. They won’t let you leave in the AM at checkout until they do a inspection of your room. They waste your time and their time by treating you as if you’re out to screw them iver. I can go on about things I dislike. The only thing I did like was the spa services. Overall: avoid, avoid, avoid. There are better places you can go to.

The hotel location is also more convenient, and it is also more convenient to Iguazu Falls. Remember to fly from Buenos Aires to Iguazu and go directly to the waterfall. I only stayed in Iguazu for one night when the time was limited. Very satisfied, check-in is relatively fast, the comfort of the mattress in the room to ensure that the sleep of travel is also very important!

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.

This is a hidden gem, especially the restaurant, which had the best food of our trip. Some reviews said taxis didn’t like going there because of the rough road at the end, but our driver had no problem with it. Some reviews said it was moldy but our room was clean , spacious, and even had a bidet. The hotel restaurant and pool have a great view overlooking the Paraná River. The grounds are charming, with a mission motif. Service at the restaurant was impeccable, and prices extremely reasonable by US standards. The bill for ojo de bife (ribeye) which seemed like a filet mignon to us, mashed potatoes, chicken with rice and vegetables, an excellent bottle of Mendoza Malbec, and a passion fruit mousse for dessert, came to about $50 including a generous tip. I believe non-hotel diners are welcome. We stayed at Iguazu Jungle Lodge two nights before and everything was superior here at a better price, only because-it is off the beaten path. Highly recommend.

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.