I had to really think about this one for a while. I read some of the reviews from the other posters here who had gone before me, and then came up with mine. I took a side trip to Iguazu while staying in Buenos Aires in May 2013, and stayed at the Sheraton property. Let me first state that this... More

The hotel is located steps from Iguazu National Park. So close you can see and hear the waterfalls from your room. You can enter the park before the gates open to the general public which is a great benefit, especially when you want to take pictures without lots of people in them! We also appreciated the location after the boat... More

My wife and I stayed here two nights in April 2013. Yes it is expensive but very nice. Our room was spacious and comfortable, bed was great. Since it was our anniversary we were upgraded to a room with a view of the falls - muchas gracias Christian! Nice little varanda with view of the pool area and the falls.... More

The Sheraton is in the national park on the Argentinean side of the falls. It is very conveniently placed for getting round the national park and is a great location for walking up to and over the raging waters. The hotel itself is ok. The room we had had a falls view which comes with a balcony. Previous reviewers have... More

Great location within the national park of Iguazu. Remember you are on the Argentinian side of the border. There is easy access to the falls from the hotel. There are also spectacular views of the falls from the hotel. It rained quite a lot when we were there, was great to see that the hotel has a table tennis table... More

This hotel is situated in a perfect location to view the falls from the Argentinian side. It is located in walking distance to all the falls on this side and also is only a short bus ride to the town of Iguazu which is worth a look. The hotel is ageing but is still very elegant, clean with good size... More

When we arrived, the driver was there waiting for us with a sign...we breezed through the Brazilan and Argentinian customs. Arrived at the hotel to be told that we had both our rooms upgraded to the Terrace suites..I believe there are only 4. much like the falls, simply incredible. The view to the falls, flying colorful Tucans, monkeys... we felt... More

I have never paid $300 a night for any hotel, but since it's the only hotel in the park, I thought I would take the plunge. It was well worth the money. If you only have one night, I would definitely consider booking a room here. You save money on entrance on the second day, since you're already in the... More

The hotel is as close to the actual falls as you can get, in fact it's located within the Foz do Iguacu national park on the Argentina side. Ask for a room view of the falls and enjoy a beer or coffee on the terrace. Staff is friendly and attentive, as well.