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The Sheraton is perfect in its location. You reach the Iguazu Falls trails in 5 minutes walking, just down the hill. Plenty of great nature trails around and you can access the park early morning before all the tour groups show up. Once they arrive, around 10am, it makes it impossible to take a picture without at least 10 other people in it. It is so convenient to be able to explore the park/falls/trails in the morning and then have only a short walk to return to the hotel for lunch and a drink on their terrace with a view before heading back out for afternoon exploring. The cocktails and wine were fantastic. The food was good, but not out of this world. Breakfast buffet was huge with many, many options. The rooms are modern and bright with big windows and a balcony. We were upgraded to a room with a view of the falls because they had the availability. Rooms had bath. Wifi internet access was available at an extra charge. It would have been nice if this was included. Hotel lobby was bright and airy. Hotel bar and terrace was nice and relaxing, perfect for post-exploring cocktails. Pool is nice. Spa is fine. Front desk is friendly and helpful. Occasionally you can spot toucans and monkeys that come around the hotel. In general, a very clean, bright, relaxing hotel with a fantastic location, but overpriced for what you get. However, I would stay there again for the convenience of being so close to the park and for the quiet and relaxing atmosphere.

The hotel is in a nice location and fairly easy to get to from the airport. You best bet is to take the bus that will drop you off at the city centre then take a taxi from there as the price from the airport is pretty high. The pool doesn't really look the pics in the review and if you happen to go on a Sunday it will be very busy as nothing else is open and there isn't much to do in BA on Sundays in general.

I loved my time here at Arakur, the hotel is amazing. It was about twice the price of other hotels in Ushuaia but at least 10 times as good. The views during the day, sunset and at night are stunning. The outdoor spa and pool are beautiful with a magnificent view. The restaurant serves great food, rooms are tastefully styled and the staff were wonderful. I can't recommend this hotel highly enough.

The only negative is the fact that the City of Salta does not believe in catching wild dogs and put them to sleep or in a dog shelter. As a result, you have dozens of stray, hungry dogs hanging around in the park in front of the hotel. You cannot open the windows of your room at night, because of the constant barking of the dogs, and the street noise from cars. But the dogs are the main source of this noise pollution. We like to sleep with the windows open at night and not in an airtight environment which you need here to get some rest. Second point: The hotel touts itself as a non-smoking hotel. Nevertheless, there were some smokers on our floor and the cigarette smoke penetrated our room so we had to put towels under the door to keep the smoke out.

The grande dame is starting to show her wrinkles. Cataratas Hotel, km 4 of Rte 12 en route from Puerto Iguazu to Iguazu Falls, Argentina, was obviously the place to be 50 years ago, and perhaps even ten years ago, but now it is need of a facelift and modernization. That said, the food is good and the taxi driver we got ended up being THE number one great experience of our big South American vacation. If everybody got Silvio as a taxi driver, then everybody's favorite country would be Argentina. When we arrived last week, LAN went on strike and the reception desk had to deal with dozens of new folks showing up unannounced as they were all stuck in South America. The reception desk did a good job of dealing with the load. Breakfast was a pretty good buffet. Dinner was a delight - we had melt-in-your mouth steaks with mashed potatoes. Yum. I was surprised there was not a shuttle bus running constantly from the hotel to Iguazu Falls, but they called me a taxi, and thta changed my life as Silvio happily showed us into the park, showed us what to do for day one, made sure our tickets were stamped to get a half-price discount for day two, drove us to the Brazilian consulate to see if we could get Brazilian visas to see Iguazu Falls from the other side, and drove us to the airport. Without his enthusiastic help, this trip could have been a disaster (and we'd probably be in some Brazilian jail by now). God bless Silvio!

My wife and I resided at this stately hotel late March 2019 for a few days. We were provided a very comfortable room which had plenty of space, and was very quiet. The hotel was conveniently situated with plenty of luxury boutiques nearby. In terms of guest management, concierge was most helpful in assisting us with all bookings we required, and my wife and I definitely felt well taken care of during our stay. I had the chance to utilize both the pool and gym, which were perfectly satisfactory. The rooftop bar provided a nice view of the Buenos Aires skyline and the drinks were delicious. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience, and would recommend the hotel to anyone visiting Buenos Aires.

I had a problem because thay asked us to pay for a Resort Fee. And your booking sheet reservations said that we have payed all the taxas belonging to the hotel. They were annoyed with AGODA for giving us false information. At last they did not ask to pay nothing but they wanted to contact wit you for giving to the hosts, false informations because you did not included to us any fees and you wrote that yes the fees were included. Please contact the hotel and be serious.

The Emperador Hotel is very new and well located, with a grand entry and lobby, rich woods and a lush garden ... ideal for enjoying serenity with its weeping wall in the back where water slowly cascades down, feeding a variety of plants along the way. The rooms are very well appointed, and spacious, in a city where other older hotels squeeze rooms out of corners and call them quaint. I highly recommend the hotel.

Very nice room, albeit a little tired in places, and a great location. A great choice of welcome drinks was provided on arrival. However we booked this hotel hoping to use the swimming pool as when we were there it was very sunny and in the late 20s. However the pool is ONLY OPEN DECEMBER TO MARCH. This is a detail we missed when reviewing the Agoda description. However on complaining to the manager, we were later surprised to find a bottle of champagne in the room with a written apology. Few hotels would go this far over something like this!

We really enjoyed staying is this nice and fine design hotel. We are positive about the hotel and would definitly recommend it to others. If being critical we where very disapointed the pool was closed (25degree celcius spring weather). This was not mentioned at booking and not mentioned in the guest information book. When opened is beautifull on the roof with stylisch furniture. The area is an office area, good for business but deserted by night (no restaurants near). At breakfast they propose mostly canned fruits or fresh fruits in a sugar sirup. This could me more adapted to international tastes (who eat less sweet then south americans) Staff was great, they accepted us in at 8am and even changed are room to a double in the afternoon!!

there are not many great hotels in the iguazu area but loi suites really stands out from the moment you enter the property. the design is top notch with a lobby featuring soaring ceilings and a stunning pool with trees in the center of it. it is actually three separate pools that are connected to one another. the staff is very friendly and the second floor restaurant is actually quite good. if you are going to see the waterfalls this is definitely the place to stay. the spa was also very beautiful and affordable.

The Panoramic has been in Iguazu for ages and has the arguably best location in the city (excluding the Sheraton outside the city). Unfortunately, the general attitude of the has that certain "we don't really need you, we have managed fine for years" attitude inherited in most employees, which is quite sad because the place does have a lot of potential. The breakfast is really nice, but the lobby bar (lunch) is not recommended - it is way over priced and the quality is mediocre. Finally, a small thing, but 5 star Hotels should not charge for WiFi - it's greedy (especially at nearly USD 10 a day!).

If u cannot get a room at the cataratas or sheraton hotels within the national park - this is a good option - coz provides a view of the intersection of 3 countries paraguay, brazil and argentina from the river view rooms, interesting. But hotel is very poorly maintained - toilet seats are absolutely discolored, bathrooms look worn n old. no complimentary bottle of water even - which is quite standard. Service not great either - though the receptionist was sweet and seemed to be trying her best. Rest - bed was comfy, breakfast was decent.

It is a nice hotel in a good location - 2nd best hotel in Mendoza Pros- Good price, close to lots of shopping & restaurants, staff friendly, Large rooms, good breakfast Cons - If you do not speak Spanish, there is only one TV Channel that is in English & no premium channels, lighting in room a bit dim - especially the bathroom, no irons allowed (lots of people in wrinkly cloths)

We stayed for 4 days in Chalten and the hotel was very good. The location is excellent and the room are very nice. Take into consideration that the hotel is made our of wood so you can hear everything around (and if your neighbours are noisy is a bit annoying. The restaurant is OK but you have several good alternatives around. Don't count on the internet connection - it's very slow :)