for a short break 3 or 4 nights. . .I recommend it. . .wifi available. . .& can use the computer in the reception. . Helpful staff. . .small pool if you want to relax a bit. ..worth it for what you pay. . .

I had read reviews of hotels in Iguazu before booking a trip including the hotel and tours all in one. Unfortunately I had forgotten the name of the hotel that I intended to avoid (this one). When I arrived I realised my mistake! The room I had was not worth the money I paid! It smelt damp. When I closed... More

We booked at La Strada because it was recommended in the Rough Guide. When we arrived it was very hot. We were taken to our room, which turned out to be two stories. The first floor were bunk beds and the bathroom. The second floor had a double bed, and the only air conditioner. The staircase was quite steep. My... More

I booked this trip through an agent in the UK as part of a 3 night 2 day trip to Iguassu falls. I arrived after an early morning flight and was greeted by friendly staff, with adequate english, and was allowed to check in early. I was staying in a room with a double and single bed, and a bathroom... More

Rooms: The rooms get very hot in summer and the air conditioner is a welcome relief. Though ours seemed to have a problem causing it to start making a very loud grinding and squeaking noise at around midnight. I had to jump out of bed to turn it off, then I woke up again an hour or 2 later sweating... More

We booked a package trip to Iguazu Falls via Tangol Argentina in Buenos Aires. Part of the trip involved a flight to Puerta Iguazu, Misiones, Argentina, and a 3-night stay at La Strada Residencial. As expected (small town, with not many USA visitors), the hotel agent at the front desk did not speak much English. But it was OK; we... More

Basic room -- beds, wardrobe, bathroom, TV and not much else. Two-storey room with two bunks (can sleep 4) downstairs and a double bed upstairs. No fly-screen on windows, which is a concern considering mosquitoes and the heat, so the airconditioner was appreciated. Reasonable location -- on a quiet back street in a residential area, walking distance to town centre... More

Best in photo then live, is a beautiful place but not to much clean

We loved Iguazu Falls and this was an attractive place to stay for a couple of nights. As we didn't speak Spanish, we were pleased that the desk staff made a genuine effort to help whenever possible. Breakfast was served in a very pleasant dining room looking out to the garden and cobble stoned street. Two storey accommodation looked gorgeous... More