Spa Hotels in Puerto Iguazu

The hotel setting in the middle of the jungle and with wonderful outside design, swimming pools and landscaping is a Must. It is the best value for money option if you don't want to pay usd500 or usd 700 per night in Iguazu! Good food, very wide and complete bed rooms. Tiki bar service is under average. The common areas and inside dining rooms and living rooms need extra decor: they are huge and curtains pillows and rugs under all seating places would make it mucho cozier. Would stringly suggest to keep contact with nature a priority and put off all music in common areas. Personal is very polite and friendly. Overall Loi Suites offers a marvelous nature setting and a very good choice for family and friends sharing vacation in one of the seven wonders of the world

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.

Great hotel. They’re working on remodeling some rooms but it never interfered with our stay. All staff that we interacted were very nice and attentive. We were lucky enough to get a courtesy upgrade to one of the suites and it was awesome. Room was clean, tidy, and super comfortable. Thank you!

hotel is very beautiful and impressive , just breakfast is simple and need more options . rooms are clean and big . staff are supportive and friendly .internet is not so good but fair .location is fantastic and i enjoyed from all things . i love it

Hôtel bien placé dans Puerto Iguazu, beau design, superbe piscine et bar en rooftop, spa avec massages intéressants , seul le petit déjeuner est léger (peu de choix)

Came over after a terrible experience at Rainforest and it was like heaven on earth. The hotel is conveniently located with a bus stop 5 min walk outside that takes you to the airport and the waterfalls at hourly frequency. There is also a taxi operator right across the hotel. The hotel staff immediately walked out to assist with our luggage upon our arrival and was extremely hospitable. A complimentary 25 min visit to the sauna was included, gimmicky but it was a nice touch. The room was large, spacious and clean. AC was reliable as was the hot water and water pressure. Breakfast was basic but there was a large spread. We had an enjoyable experience.

Check in on late time and Lucia understood that we were tired, so she's been very sweet to walk us to the room. The landscape of the hotel is stunning. Our room overlooking to the swimming pool, but no time for swimming hhh. The room is very clean, the bed was cool and shower room are perfect with very easy adjust the water temperature, no free water bottle, so i must purchase from the restaurant. The breakfast is perfect with many variety of fruit, yogurt, pastry, snacks and drinks and i love the omelet that i order from the kitchen. When we don't have cash for taxi, receptionist help us to paid with 10% interest, which is fair. Parking area is huge in the middle of the rainforest All staff are very friendly and helpful, lobby is gorgeous too Overall is our perfect stay in Iguazu Cataratas and I highly suggest to all type of traveler to check in here.

Terrible. The hotel is not worth the money. The room is old, there is mold, ants. These are not four stars, but all two European ones. Don’t expect free water, hygiene products either - maximum savings for the client. Food is poor. The only plus is the spacious hall They also made me nervous when I picked up my luggage in the evening. In the morning, at checkout, I asked where I could leave my bag, and they showed me that it was with that big pile of luggage. Well, I left it. And in the evening, another administrator with big eyes said that she didn’t know where my bag was, that I needed a voucher, but simply no one gave me or offered it to me! As a result, the bag was found; someone took it to another room. Terrible stress before departure. I do not recommend this hotel!

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.