Beautiful hotel, great facilities and service.
The Kiddie club was great for our son and the food was very good - even though there are less expensive options in town. Being so close to town is a great advantage of staying at this hotel instead of the Sheraton .

A group of us stayed at this hotel in Feb 08. We were exteremly impressed with this luxurious hotel. The rooms werevery spacious, clean and maintained 2-3 times a day. The gardens and swimming pools werewell worth staying in the hotel. The bathrooms were again very spacious with a bath/jacuzzis, shower and separate toilet. Thereis a gym etc as well.

Breafast was of high standard but we found that the staff were a bit lazy. Food kept running out and would not get refiled, we had to keep asking staff.

To be honest we liked the hotel so much we did not want to go to the falls, we'd rather stay in the hotel all day. Excellent hotel.

We stayed at Iguazu Grand Hotel and Casino for three nights. Our suite was very large, spacious and well appointed. The hotel has a beautiful outdoor pool; health club has more than adequate equipment. The staff was very friendly, curteous and helpful. We hired a driver through the hotel who took us to the Iguazu Falls and picked us up after we finished viewing them each day. He was great and a good representative of the hotel. The restaurants in the hotel are rather expensive although the dollar goes a long way. The food served however could have been better - rather mediocre in taste and menu. I should add that even though the Sheraton is located in the national park, the Iguazu Grand has by appearances better facilities and is outwardly more attractive.

This hotel struggles to be a 3 star. The rooms are large and comfortable but not everything works. We are unable to use shower because the cold tap fell off.

The Hotel is part of the "Leading Hotels of the World" chain, but the standard of service and lack of recognition of Leaders Club members is so poor they should be de-listed.