Lodges in Misiones Province

"A very nice place off the beaten path but near the centro and close to the park. Cabin was comfortable especially bed but bathroom could really use some updating even though it was clean it gave you the sense of not being. It was also very tiny barely room for toilet and small shower. Staff and service both excellent though and a vey nice big pool. "

"Beautiful property. It is a bit remote and very quiet. Staff are wonderful and restaurant is delicious. Rooms are comfortable and have the little touches that you like to see in a higher end resort. Would definitely stay again. "

"Bel hôtel dans la jungle. Belle section piscine. Déjeuner correct. Restaurant sur place sans trop d’ambience. Mais options de restaurants dans les deux hôtels de chaque côté qui se fait à pied."

"The setting was excellent and location was very special but the food was very average."

"I like that the property is located by or in a reserve. The feel of being immersed in the nature was fantastic. Now be aware the property does not offer any type of food service other than a continental style breakfast. Accommodation are basic but good. Pool area is well kept and enjoyable. The staff was friendly. I have to mention by name two staff members that were absolutely vital to making our stay better thanks to Natalia and Miguel. Stay at this property and relax. I loved the property!! "

"Nice property in a quiet area. Quality of rooms is okay, but the service given by owner Marcelo is commendable, highly recommend. "

"The staff is friendly and supportive "

"The cabanas cosmetics need some work. If you're looking for something new & modern, this is not it. What I loved is, it really is in a rainforest, with all the sounds of crickets and birds chirping 24/7. It is within walking distance to the bus to the Iguazu Falls park, but not to markets and restaurants in Puerto Iguazu. Staying in the cabanas, you do have access to the restaurant, pool and pool bar of the associated Rainforest LaSelva hotel, which is more upscale, and Argentine breakfast...