Belmond Hotel das Cataratas

Unforgettable experience at Hotel Das Cataratas Iguazu Falls. Only thing negative was we only have one night on our itinerary to be at this distinguish property. Everything was perfect. Douglas gave my husband and I a warm welcome to the hotel upon our arrival. He took the time to show us the property and our room. Our flight back to Buenos Aires was delayed second time, Douglas arranged for us to stay at a room to change out our wet clothes, have lunch and rest after our Macuco boat tour (which is an absolutely fantastic way to visit the falls). All staff at the hotel are wonderful. Edos (concierge) helped with arranging ride to Macuco tour for us. Staff at Ipe restaurant provided great service. We were able to enjoy sunset and view the falls with minimal amount of people after the park closed. We highly recommend the Hotel Das Cataratas Iguazu Falls.

The best thing about this hotel is the location. It is a magical experience to walk just steps and experience the falls, without the crowds that come during park hours. We enjoyed walking to the falls several times during our stay, and each time, we saw and experienced new things. The food selection at the buffet was fantastic. The service there was terribly slow and most servers reacted like each request was something new that they had never heard before. Maybe we were there when a new staffing group was getting trained? But it was odd that even "obvious" food things (like wanting ice, the check, or decaf coffee) were responded with a quizzical look. Every request was eventually met, but it took forever and we often had to ask several times. The sleeping room was clean and comfortable. Best shower I ever had in a hotel! Pool is fabulous. Conceirge team is amazing. The boat ride and helicopter tour are definite "yes" do them. A+ experience overall!

The location is unbeatable. The colonial feel is good. You can see the Brazilian side of the Cataratas at leisure. Beyond that, there's nothing much. The available experiences are boring andDisney-likee. If you want to explore the area, staying at the Belmond is a restriction—no self-drive. Slow shuttles pedantically running at 36 km/h back and forth. Not the experience you want if you're looking for thrills and the adventure of exploration.

Fantastic colonial hotel- location with private access to the falls before and after the national park closes- for us it was sensational being alone in the middle of the falls.

It really is all about the location. It is certainly a nice hotel (with some unexpected service issues in the buffet and breakfast) but the location is what you pay to stay here for. The exclusive access to the falls is beyond compare. Views are far better than the other side.