El Pueblito Iguazú

We enjoyed this hotel very much. Recommend. Rest in silence, in the jungle, by the pool or in the room under the singing of birds. The hotel has a restaurant where you can have dinner so no need to go to town. Breakfast was good - scrambled eggs, sausages, fruit, porridge and yogurt, lots of different sweets. It takes about 20 minutes to get to the waterfalls by cab, which they will help you take at reception. The hotel also has a small zoo, there you can see butterflies, snakes, crocodiles, different fish. If you go with children, it will be very interesting for them. Our room was spacious, clean, the bed was comfortable, air conditioning worked perfectly, we slept well. Thank you! We will definitely come back again.

Bio centre. Awesome to be close to nature and surrounded by greenery and lovely poo. Staff are friendly. Great relaxed atmosphere there with the big windows and art!

Staff directions and local advice was not correct. And even very unhelpful because it meant we were out on the wrong track. And then there were reptiles in cages and very confined trapped areas which we did not feel comfortable about. It felt a stark contrast to the environmentally sustainable ideal which we were seeking The animals were mostly snakes and alligators. It was sad to see them cooped up.

This is a well located, quiet, peaceful retreat from the heat of Iguazú and the crowds in the park. Those traveling independently can get a bus into the Argentine national park for just a few dollars (600 pesos) just outside the hotel, making it really convenient. Breakfast buffet was terrific and staff in the restaurant/bar/cafe were really lovely. You can choose a nice wine to have with dinner from the wine cellar area in the restaurant and the food is really good. Our room was comfortable and air conditioned and the bathroom was super spacious.

You can’t walk to many other restaurants. Although the Ice Bar next door has food & drinks and vintage motorcycle memorabilia in the non-icy part.

I was unlucky with the weather (torrential rain) so spent quite a bit of time at the hotel, but it worked out because the lobby and hotel restaurant were cosy spots for getting some work done in between my travels. The surrounding greenery, large windows and heavy rain fall made a nice ambience! Staff was lovely and welcoming! The restaurant food is average but they have a good wine list. Many attractions are nearby but the town is a bit far (3km+). That said, I enjoy a big walk.

Since El Pueblito is an eco resort, we opted not to use housekeeping since it was not needed. We enjoyed the room (it was very large), pool (small but nice), and breakfast was delightful with warm homemade croissants daily. The reception staff were super helpful! They helped us with reservations and recommendations for dinners and activities. The hotel was a unique theme hotel where we walked on wooden planked walkways through the jungle throughout the hotel to and from our room, pool, and reception. Access to the Biocenter Iguazu was included in our stay which was a nice bonus. Several local tours left from this location which made it very convenient if you were taking a tour.

The bathtub was bouncy/spongy under my feet when showering likely implying water infiltration. This is the only item I would improve upon.

A hidden treasure at Puerto Iguazú! I feel like staying in a kind of delightful mission, far away from any disturbance, but quite well served by all the amenities of a good guest house. I have loved the chapel, the room and the (superb) bathroom! Very nice and supportive staff!!! I am making plans to go back to a proper personal retreat. Bonus: the accommodation is relatively near the falls, and walkable near downtown and thematic parks and fairs.

Very kind and knowledgeable staff, they speak multiple languages, amazing breakfast, very natural environment, spacious rooms, nicely decorated restaurant. Located conveniently between the city center, the national park and the airport.

If there’s one thing which needed improvement it would be the cold water tap in the bathroom of room 12. It wasn’t working properly when we arrived. On our last day it worked a little bit better, but not quite as good as the hot water tap.

There is an incredible animal and butterfly sanctuary next to the hotel (you have internal access), it's worth the visit even only to see that. The rooms are spacious. Get a taxi to iguazu as the hotel is on the road to the waterfalls.

There are lots of families with kids so the pool is basically unusable as they're shouting and jumping in it (nothing against the fun but maybe a children's pool would be handy).

Great stay about 20 mins from the falls by either bus or taxi, upgraded to president suite, HUGE ROOM, You are literally metres away from rainforest, there is a butterfly garden and their own gardens are lovely( but remember your mossie spray) had a meal which was lovely.

Area isn’t the best, if arriving by air then get a taxi as you need to keep an eye out for your stop and we sailed past it( hotel is set off the road and unless you know where it is you will miss it) other than that couldn’t fault it

Super place, clean, and comfortable. Although it’s right off the main road, it was quiet and peaceful. The staff was kind, attentive and accommodating. The grounds are lovely…you feel like you are staying in a homey resort rather than in a formal hotel. (There’s a biodiversity center on the grounds!) About 20 min ride to both the Argentina and Brazil side of the falls. Would definitely stay here again.

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