The Iguazu Jungle Lodge is a great three-and-a-half-pearl choice for families and travelers who like a casual resort-style getaway. Its quiet, residential location is convenient for shopping and dining in town, and within a 25-minute drive of Iguazu Falls. The 15 suites are housed in a collection of lodge buildings nestled in the forest, and as of 2016, a new building holds 20 more Master Suites. All have great jungle views from private balconies. The outdoor pool and game room are helpful for any downtime, and there's cardio equipment -- if you don't mind working out in the game room. Alternatively, Boutique Hotel de la Font across town has more contemporary rooms, though it lacks the spacious grounds and the resort-like vibe.
The Iguazu Jungle Lodge is a great three-and-a-half-pearl choice for families and travelers who like a casual resort-style getaway. Its quiet, residential location is convenient for shopping and dining in town, and within a 25-minute drive of Iguazu Falls. The 15 suites are housed in a collection of lodge buildings nestled in the forest, and as of 2016, a new building holds 20 more Master Suites. All have great jungle views from private balconies. The outdoor pool and game room are helpful for any downtime, and there's cardio equipment -- if you don't mind working out in the game room. Alternatively, Boutique Hotel de la Font across town has more contemporary rooms, though it lacks the spacious grounds and the resort-like vibe.
Four-pearl Loi Suites is one of the top hotels in Puerto Iguazu and without comparison for travelers seeking a remote, wilderness-style resort with upscale style. Its dense jungle grounds lead right to Iguazu River and there's a nice selection selection of large, heated pools tucked into the forests. The poolside cafe serves meals all day, and the main restaurant serves buffets, though some guests find breakfast to be a little lacking in choice. Other features include a kids' club, spa, and gym, and the 162 rooms have a modern, classy style. It's a bit far from town and there's no shuttle, so if you'd prefer something more central, opt for the Iguazu Grand. It adds a casino, but the style is a bit more traditional.
Four-pearl Loi Suites is one of the top hotels in Puerto Iguazu and without comparison for travelers seeking a remote, wilderness-style resort with upscale style. Its dense jungle grounds lead right to Iguazu River and there's a nice selection selection of large, heated pools tucked into the forests. The poolside cafe serves meals all day, and the main restaurant serves buffets, though some guests find breakfast to be a little lacking in choice. Other features include a kids' club, spa, and gym, and the 162 rooms have a modern, classy style. It's a bit far from town and there's no shuttle, so if you'd prefer something more central, opt for the Iguazu Grand. It adds a casino, but the style is a bit more traditional.
The Exe Hotel Cataratas is a decent mid-range hotel for travelers heading to spectacular Iguazu Falls. However, it's not within walking distance of Puerto Iguazu's town center. The property has a wide range of activities, including sports courts, mini-golf, and pool with a waterslide. Spa facilities are available at an extra cost. The buffet restaurant serves a mediocre international spread, and snacks from the poolside bar are well-received. The 133 rooms are due a renovation and furniture can be worn, though they include air-conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and flat-screen TVs. Configurations that are ideal for families are also available. As an alternative, Iguazu Jungle Lodge is an option that's within walking distance of the town center, but has a bit more polish, making it worth a look for travelers heading this way.
The Exe Hotel Cataratas is a decent mid-range hotel for travelers heading to spectacular Iguazu Falls. However, it's not within walking distance of Puerto Iguazu's town center. The property has a wide range of activities, including sports courts, mini-golf, and pool with a waterslide. Spa facilities are available at an extra cost. The buffet restaurant serves a mediocre international spread, and snacks from the poolside bar are well-received. The 133 rooms are due a renovation and furniture can be worn, though they include air-conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and flat-screen TVs. Configurations that are ideal for families are also available. As an alternative, Iguazu Jungle Lodge is an option that's within walking distance of the town center, but has a bit more polish, making it worth a look for travelers heading this way.
