I stayed here March 26 - March 28 during my trip to Iguazu Falls with my fiancé. This hotel is on the Argentinian side of the falls so please note for those coming from Brazil! Also, please note that as of January, there is a reciprocity tax that is required for this country so be prepared! All in all, it... More

We spent 3 nights at the Amerian. We had read on Tripadvisor that we should book a room with a river view and that was what we had. The hotel's location was wonderful as we were out from the noise and activity of the city. It was easy and not expensive to taxi to the restaurants in town. Our room... More

This hotel is located in a remote area with few restaurants or bars nearby to visit. Bright and airey reception, so clean, modern and chic that anything other than a good impression was impossible. Good room, comfortable bed (the usual awful pillows though!) but the bathroom was horrifically designed. The bath ran down one side of the room opposite the... More

We spent one night at this hotel and all was very good. Depsite other reviews we found the reception staff very welcoming and helpful. Our room overlooked the river and we we in Argentina, across the river was Brazil and to the side was Paraguay. The restaurant food was very good and service excellent; we also suggest you try the... More

On arrival not very welcoming staff.No lighting on in public areas added to feeling of emptiness as well as the huge vacuous space of the hotel atrium.room disappointing and a bit dated. Shower head loose and eventually fell off! However the staff fixed it promptly. The hotel is quite isolated from the town centre which may suit some and had... More

Nothing Great In Iguazu there is no obvious best hotel. The Sheraton is in the National Park, which has its advantages but there is nothing else there. So for a single night stay, the Sheraton is the obvious choice (though I normally try and avoid Starwood hotels ) I looked at some of the other hotels I had seen reviews... More

It is a 70-is looking and probably 70-is built hotel that is now completely renovated. Liked its architecture very much. It suits the setting. Common spaces are plentifull, it is full of light, with a lots of different spaces. The hotel sits on the border of 3 different countries and overlooking 2 big rivers merging. The service was good with... More

This is a comfortable place to stay when visiting the Falls. It's a bit of a long walk to downtown, interesting to walk once, but it could become annoying if staying for a number of days. It's set in greenery, and has water to play in (although the pool isn't as big as it looks). Our room was comfortable if... More

This is a review made by an Argentinean, and intended to help tourists. I have traveled all around the world and stayed in many joints, from really awful hostels in Costa Rica to 5 stars in Thailand, great places in NY and Boston, and everything in between. So, when I book an expensive stay at a hotel that promotes itself... More