Hotels near Plaza San Martin, Puerto Iguazu

The hotel is in a funny location, nestled amongst houses in what is a completely residential neighbourhood. But, it's a pretty easy 10 minute walk to the centre of town, where there are plenty of places to eat. The guy who checked us in was lovely and spoke very good English, which was helpful for us, but he was sooooo incredibly slow! We had a driver from the airport who dropped us to the hotel, and then was going to take us back to the falls. She waited at least half an hour while we dropped our bags and registered. (As it was early, and as expected, the room wasn't yet ready). The roof top pool was nice with views, particularly as a storm blew through, but it was a funny colour. Our room was a decent sized triple, and was ok. It was clean enough, but the room and bathroom both felt dated despite the hotel not really appearing to be that old. The lifts felt a bit dodgy though, and were often out of service, and the cooling in hallways and some other public spaces was ineffective to non-existent. Breakfast was included, and again was just ok. We wanted to stay close to the centre of town, and this hotel ticked that box at a reasonable price. There are probably better options a bit out of town with a more resort-type vibe, which is not what we wanted. I wouldn't rush back here, but it served its purpose for this trip.

Nos hospedamos 3 noches en habitación con 4 camas individuales. Llegamos con la familia bien temprano antes del check in, nos recibieron muy amablemente y nos guardaron los bolsos para que aprovechemos el día. Al día siguiente cumplía años mí esposa y con el desayuno nos trajeron una mini torta con una velita. Nos parecio un detalle muy lindo. Destacable la atención y cordialidad. La habitación es cómoda y cumple su función, ropa blanca en muy buen estado y todo muy limpio. La infraestructura en general es un poco anticuada pero bien conservada. La pileta estaba limpia y habilitada pero no tuvimos tiempo de usarla ni el clima ayudo. Volveríamos a elegir

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.

The room is large, especially the bed is large and clean, which is not bad in Argentina. The airport bus can go directly. Turn right about 200 meters to see the three country attractions at a glance. It is also the starting point of the bus to the Great Falls. At present, the one-way ticket to the Great Falls is 3,000 yuan, and the airport is 3300 yuan (5900 yuan back and forth), and the taxi is 12,000 yuan. Tickets for the Iguazu Falls are 20,000 local dollars (about $20). Car rental and travel can be handled in the hotel TAXI and REMIS centers, and the service is very good. The hotel stipulates that check-out at ten o'clock. Since we are on the plane, the front desk asks the manager to check out until twelve o'clock.

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.

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.

As we drove to La Aldea lodge from the airport, I noticed a lot of typical hotels along the highway. They looked nice, but there was nothing really special about them. Then we turned down a country road with horses, on to a gravel drive surrounded by jungle. This hotel is different! Inside the lodge which had high ceilings and magnificent carvings and paintings, we were met by friendly staff. It took a while to check in but once we did - wow. We exited the rear of the lodge and were on raised paths surrounded by jungle! All the cabins are grouped off the paths into small lots of four or less, and have animal themes. There are helpful signs to the shared facilities like an all purpose room - great for families to get together, and the pool area which was massive. The drinks were amazing, delivered pool side, but the service was a little hit or miss. For example, sometimes drinks would take ten minutes or one hour! They also took almost four hours to deliver my room service one day, but I was sick and sleeping on and off so I didn't mind. They were SUPER apologetic though. The buffet breakfast was awesome, but the rest of the food was average. My friends had to send out for some medicine for me as I became quite ill with a cold that had run through our entire group. The hotel staff were really kind and helpful with getting me what I needed. I had my laundry done once which was great but you can only send small baskets, instead of large bags, and there are no DIY services for laundry. However, it all came back super clean and folded, and completely dry. The rooms were really comfy with excellent aircon, hot showers, and our own private balcony with hammock. This is the jungle, and we did have insects and more on our balcony, plus a giant leech and some insects inside as well. However, this didn't bother most of the people on our trip and was not an issue at all. If you are really anti-bug, probably don't stay in the jungle! Overall though, the atmosphere of this place cannot be beat. To be surrounded by jungle, to see wildlife all around you and hear it, even down to the little 'lodge cats' that meander here and there - let's call it the vibe. The vibe was epic. I would give five stars if the facility get a little more streamlined with their processes and the food improves, but would I stay here again? In a heartbeat.

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!