We stayed a few nights at Hotel Chaco (apparently where the pope stayed in the 80s I believe) and was happy with the price. The rooms were a little dated but nothing to complain about. The staff were super helpful and after getting through some of Paraguaian Spanish was happy to actually understand what these guys were saying! Breakfast is... More

After yet another long tiring drive getting to Asuncion, a late night arrival.so it was great to get into Hotel Chaco & also the only time during this travel trip, that we did not have to fill in an entry form - what a blessing !. Rapid despatch to bedroom & able to walk just around the corner of hotel... More

Stayed here for one night in November. Rooms are dated and furniture (and bathroom suites!) dark, but clean and comfortable. The bed was comfortable, the street outside quiet, and we had a good night's sleep. The dining room was fine, and the breakfast buffet had a limited selection but was satisfactory. Although not advertised, the chef will make fresh omelettes... More

I found this hotel to be dingy, thread bare carpets, and so many things not mended or addressed when asked .....eg the hair dryer was just plain dangerous, with a live wire hanging out and the plastic sleeve hanging loose. Apparently it was not important!! The room faced a shaft of some sort so absolutely no view at all. The... More

We stayed at the hotel as part of a tour with Journey Latin America and were disappointed with this hotel. The rooms were small, bathroom extremely cramped and hotel generally very tired. At best it perhaps should be 3 stars but even this is generous. Breakfast was poor and the pool is a 'token'. we booked quality hotels with this... More

I was put up in the Hotel Chaco for a work trip. This was my first visit to Paraguay and I had no idea what to expect. Yes it's a wee bit dated but it is just my style. It's very clean, great staff who always had a smile for me, nothing seemed to much bother. The food was great,... More

After reading travel books, I booked two triple rooms (double bed & single bed) for two separate stays at the Hotel Chaco--2 nights upon arrival in Asuncion and 1 night before our departure. My correspondence with the hotel prior to my arrival was congenial and I was able to arrange the complimentary pick-up from the airport. However, upon attempting to... More

Decent hotel, quiet, clean, good service, is a 70's hotel, is in the center of the city, the price is modest, good for budget people, business, foreign inmigrants, only sleep, for transit and no for family with kids, if you are a Hilton hotel stay away, the city is too small comparate with Buenos Aires, Lima or Santiago or Sau... More

To be honest I cant be just fair about Chaco. I hv been there a number of times ever since my first trip to Asuncion, more than 25 years ago. Of course the hotel become old and some light refurbishing along such a longtime has not kept the old standards. Beside it is truth that more new and more modern... More