Hotéis em Puerto Iguazu

The hotel is perfect. A nice place with excelent services.

Nothing is bad at this hotel.

Very well appointed hotel in a great location, deep in the rain forest (if that appeals).

Some way from the Falls on the Argentine side which could be a consideration if arriving at the Brasil side airport, with as a result no accessible choice on where to eat apart from the hotel.

Every aspect was first rate - nothing to fault. Itś a great base from which to see the Igauzu Falls whilst offering a very relaxing setting in between.

The room cleaning staff were exceptional

Bar staff, very poor quality service

Bathroom and room was large. The garden was good. Some staff was very helpful.

The hotel is not at Leading Hotels standard. They need to update furniture and improve service to achieve Leading Hotel standards.

beautiful gardens and large, well furnished and comfortable rooms. Excellent service.

Amazing jungle setting - you literally have to walk through the jungle from the lobby/restaurant/pool building to your room. Amazing food in the restaurant (blew away expectations). Convenient (although not the most punctual) shuttle to the national park.

Pillows on bed smelled like mildew. Tough with humidity but would've hoped for a clean smelling bed.

Rooms were truly built into the jungle. Hotel desk and restaraunt staff were very friendly and helpful. Rooms were clean. Meals at the hotel restaraunt were fantastic; beautifully prepared and wonderful flavor. The free breakfast was fine, but not great.

Hotel airconditioner froze up almost every night, spitting out water onto the floor and table. Although the staff worked on it the next day, the same problem reoccurred. It left everything in my room, including clean clothes, damp and musty. While the rooms were well cleaned, they were showing heavy signs of use and needed to be updated. The beds were spring mattresses that were not very comfortable.

Like most visitors, I traveled to Puerto Iguazú to visit the spectactular national park surrounding the falls. Hotel Exe Cataratas was a few miles from the park entrance but transportation was easily arranged -- they'll call you a cab or you can take the AR$50 (~US$3.50) Rio Uruguay buses, which pick up and drop off less than a block from the hotel. In contrast to the hotel staff I met in the federal capital, the staff at Hotel Cataratas were warm, friendly, and genuinely helpful. My room was clean and large and comfortable, and the pool was a much-appreciated bonus when I wandered home exhausted after each day of exploring the park's trails. The hotel is neither in town nor in the park, but in-between (about 3/4 mile outside of town on the main road which connects the two) and while better food options are available in town, has acceptable hot food service (both buffet and a la carte) for visitors who are too tired at the end of the day to go exploring for dinner. WiFi worked better than the hotels at which I stayed in Buenos Aires. And after boxes in other hotels that barely chilled their contents at all, I was overjoyed to have a real working mini-fridge in my room and a bar where the staff would give me ice in the evenings so I could enjoy a cold drink while I remembered the day's adventures.

Some of the facilities in the hotel are getting a bit run down -- it's an older property and it's in a harsh place -- but except for weak water pressure in my shower, my visit wasn't adversely affected by the aging of the property. Visitors expecting a shiny modern boutique hotel have other options to choose from -- but they're going to miss the friendly staff and comfortable rooms that made Hotel Exe Cataratas a winner in my book.

Great location, excellent breakfast buffet, lovely grounds

Not enough staff at reception, too busy to answer questions

Beautiful & cozy setup of the hotel, nice room with veranda to relax, extremely helpful staff, excellent italian restaurant

calm nature of the hotel. Good outside space.

Outside space was all very shaded. Would have liked so have seen more of the sun. The rooms where very damp smelling.

Friendly very helpful front desk staff. Free internet in lobby.One block north of St. George Hotel and Bus Terminal. Easy to walk to El Centro of town.

First of all, I have searched a budget hotel in the area I was interested in. Because it was quite late, the choice was not so vast. The hotel is 5mins from the bus terminal in Puerto Iguazu, so it is easy to arrive and go around (to the national park or to Brasil). It had a shower, hot water, and free wifi.

The room was not in very good conditions (the painting was falling apart), but it was clean and everything worked.

lovely place, very kindly staff and disponible all day and night, an accomodation to recomend to people who want to discover Iguazu at justified price.

We really liked the pool. It was nice to relax there with maybe a beer or a drink brought to you by the friendly staff.

The manager was not so nice, when we asked a question about some loud terrifying screaming we heard in the night he was trying to make a joke out of it. And the towels we got were not clean.

Very convenient location to the National Park Iguazu Falls. Very helpful staff with multilingual skills.

Thin walls, ongoing construction 7am to 6 pm M-Sat.

The owner was very nice to us. The rooms are quite small, but sufficient when all you need is to sleep over and go to the Iguazu park. Someone reported "no hot water". This isn't true, the hot water works, you can adjust it on the top of the shower in 3 levels. Small wooden bed for our baby was very nice, so staying with a baby is not a problem.

There were issues with record of our booking, but the personnel handle it great.

Very friendly, chatty and helpful staff. Breakfast on the beautiful terrace.

The hotel is nice, quiet, clean and the staff was very friendly and helpful. They also provided useful information at our arrival for us to visit the Iguazu cataratas the next day. The location of the hotel is very close to the bus station, which is very practical. The breakfast was very good.

No real drawback found...

Location was good. The staff was very helpful. Breakfast and evening meals were good and it also had a good holiday vibe and particularly loved the front porch area.

The bathroom needed to be updated also the curtains in the room were off the track and in need of updating.

great location.... close to the city centre but also in a quiet neighbourhood and lovely forest atmosphere. food was also delicious.

bathrooms seemed a bit dirty due to rust.

Something a little different from the usual generic hotel. it was in a beautiful setting set in natural forest with small wooden lodges linked to the main lodge by wooden trails all very well lit .We had our own private veranda completely surrounded by trees and plants. there was lots of space in the room (2 large double beds) The pool was very clean and peaceful. Breakfast in the main lodge was plentiful and delicious. The staff were friendly and helpful with all our enquiries. They have their own restaurant but town is only a few minutes away by taxi.

The location was incredible. We loved the room and the grounds were amazing.

Excellent location if travelling without car. Bus station at only 100mts.

Breakfast with plenty of things but not good quality.

The location was great and many stores and restaurants were within walking distance of a few blocks, I suppose it's on the edge of what they'd consider as downtown Puerto Iguazu. It was also very conveniently located across the street from a cab spot so getting a taxi was very quick and easy.

All the mosquitoes of which the Hotel had nothing in place to deter them away from the pool area so it was very difficult and uncomfortable to enjoy the pool area and bar during the evenings. The jacuzzi was also cold so I didn't understand why it was even there just spraying jets of water on the top and with no one using it, good thing the pool was fairly warm so it was somewhat comfortable and good to get a break away from the nasty mosquitoes.