Iguazu Falls Hostel

Location only

After tax/fees this actually turns out to be an expensive hostel for the condition of the place. No security what so ever.. I just walked into the hostel past reception and into the room without any checks (the new member of staff behind the reception who never seen me before didn’t care?) also the bag storage area is not locked or have a tagging system for bags?. Every thing dated, pool not that attractive, the area surrounding the pool/communal area limiting so it doesn’t encourage travellers to mix. Lastly my friend asked reception for help calling a taxi (she was flying out on the Brazilian side) and they told her she needs to do it herself.. despite her telling them she doesn’t have a local simcard.. lucky another person (guest)in the hostel helped. To conclude book elsewhere

It was a relaxing property with beautiful plants and bright colors, only a block from the bus station that takes you to the Iguazú National Park. The staff was pleasant and helpful. The shared dorms were pretty comfortable. Each bed has an assigned locker underneath the bed where you can store and lock your belongings (bring a lock). Each bed also has a reading lamp and charging station (2 USB outlets and a universal socket). The dorm room had AC and was a comfortable temperature at night.

The pool wasn't very clean so I didn't use it more than stick my feet in. Other guests did swim though. Some of the poolside chairs were broken. The showers could have been cleaner and better lit, but also could have been worse. The breakfast was three different types of bread with bad coffee and orange juice every single day.