We ended up here by chance after it was recommended by owners of the Estancia we stayed at. We even cancelled a prepaid hotel to get this chance and it was well worth the financial loss!!! It is not what everyone would consider perfect but I expect if you are considering this location you are not expecting a city sky... More

To reach the place from Iguazu , it's a seven hours trip ; five hours on a local bus, then a 4xWheels drive on a gravelled road which last eight kilometers are very hard. The least you can expect of the place is to be totally amazing : it's not... You're told that you're in the jungle and you'll see... More

After a twenty minutes drive in a 4x4 on a very basic road we arrived in the lodge. A very secluded place in a very beautiful area. The rooms are good and clean and the food is well prepared and sufficient. Our guide was very helpful and kind.

After an adventurous journey from Iguazu, we were very warmly welcomed in the most beautiful setting and main cabin by Bacci and Daniel at Don Enrique Lodge. We got a educational and interesting overview of the rainforest and the yaboti biospere and its animals. We had the most wonderful time with Eliseo and Luis as trekking guides. These two poeple... More

Most beautiful setting in the jungle. The adventure begins on the gravel road one hour from the lodge. The buildings are well maintained and have very nice furnishings for the setting. The bathroom is large, has a beautiful tub and is very modern with their fixtures. The main room of the lodge is the perfect setting for the evenings and... More

Don Enrique Lodge is located in a beautiful setting. It consists of a central lodge and three spacious, well-appointed cabins in private settings along a lovely stream. Meals are served in the main lodge and are excellent. Persons considering a stay at Don Enrique should make several considerations. First of all it is very difficult to get to Don Enrique.... More

Only 3 cabanas far apart from each other as if you were by yourself, very well arranged Bachi, the owner, gives you a very good explanation of all the animals, birds, trees and plants. She has several trekking walks for 2 to 3 hours, some more difficult than others. Lunch and dinner were very good, and a healthy breakfast to... More

We stayed two nights at Don Enrique on recommendation of Irupe lodge, who arranged bookings and payment in advance. It was great. Mildly rugged hiking was rewarded with waterfall showers, rockpool swims, and river swims back to the lodge landing. Really good food and wine, accommodation, and most of all the excellent hosts and guides made for a memorable and... More

Your stay begins with a thoughtful and passionate but perfectly brief education about the environment you've entered- part of the last remaining subtropical rainforest in South America- given by the gracious hostess, along with a warm welcome. Your stay includes lovely service and great food at breakfast, lunch and dinner, with tea at 6:00, in the main house. Your own... More