Hotels near Yasi Waterfall

"Great location. Friendly staff. Quiet and comfortable rooms. Fantastic breakfast!"

"With Iguazu Falls as your constant backdrop, beautiful and clean rooms and amenities, good meal choices and attentive staff, you cannot help but have an enjoyable time at this property. The common areas look out toward the falls and are spotlessly maintained. The infinity pool with the falls ahead is a great spot to wile away an afternoon and look for animals that live in the forest. We loved the easy access to the park and and the ample tasty breakfast to start the day. Last but not least, the staff was welcoming, attentive and friendly. I highly recommend this property if you are planning a trip to the falls."

"The employees were very thoughtful, the breakfast was more than wonderful with scrambled eggs, lots of breads and cheese & meat platters. Room was quite large and comfortable. Should you stay in winter you might need to play with heating for a bit to understand how it works. The dinner was wonderful after a day out at the falls and pesto ravioli were surprisingly good as was the pasta with mushroom sauce. "

"We had 3 delightful nights at Overo Lodge as part of a trip to see the falls. The facilities are first rate, the restaurant OUTSTANDING in terms of the food, the presentation, and the service. Getting to select one's breakfast from myriad options the night before was good fun. Extensive use of WhatsApp to communicate in Spanish or English with staff in advance of stay and while we were there. Highly recommend!"

"Beautiful place!! Perfect. Big rooms, great views, friendly staff good breakfast. "

"The staff was excellent. Specially Ulices Mieres. Hotel garden is very nice. "

"Nice"

"The staff is friendly and supportive "

"“GLAMPING” is the exact perfect word for this hotel!  You are in the jungle.  This is a few miles out of town on a dirt road, so it does take a bit of extra time and effort to get there.  The “tents” are permanent structure on stilts.  Maybe a bit more like a fancy hut!  You can see the “bones” of the structure from inside, and it felt almost like being inside a huge whale’s rib cage!  Each is a nicely decorated self-contained unit with a very comfy bed, large bathroom, its own water heater, refrigerator, desk, etc.  A huge step above “real” camping!  The hotel has a main building with a swimming pool where meals are served.  The staff is very friendly and helpful.  Natalia served a lovely breakfast, Leonel was in charge of the dinner service, and Samuel is in charge of the grounds and maintenance.  I also met Claudia on my last evening.  If I understood correctly, she is the general manager.  Her English is excellent, and she was able to answer some of my questions about Argentina, since this was my first trip.  After spending several weeks in Buenos Aires, it was nice to be in a very green open space for a few days.  It’s my understanding that the hotel is the brain child of a woman who has a restaurant in Puerto Iguazu.  So the food served at the hotel gets its inspiration from there and is very good.  The meals were definitely a huge plus to the experience, and much of what was served is from the state in which Iguazu is located! "