Picked this hotel as part of my package tour to Iguazu Falls, so I was not expecting much as I picked it because of price, and that it had a big pool, because I knew Iguazu would be stinking hot, and I would like a dip on return from my tours. For a short stay it was OK, close to... More

Walls are thin, so you can hear your neighbors and they can hear you. Rooms are of basic comfort, with little space left around the bed. The shower started to "leak" into the ceiling on first use, just by moving the handle. Kudos to the hotel service, this has been fixed within 20 minutes. :) Bed linen was not changed... More

We srtarted out our Iguazu trip by staying at the Hotel Cataratas, which was not centrally located but had very good accomodations for US $ 120/night. It rained a lot so after 3 days of sightseeing in the towns (Puerto Iguazu and Foz de Iguacu) we decided to extend for an additional 4 nights and transferred to El Libertador Hotel... More

Overview: The hotel has a nice entry and reception area, has a pool, and a nice front appearance. It is located in a convenient location in the town. I suspect that it was quite an impressive hotel at the time it was built, probably back in the 50's, but is showing it's age now. Good: 1. I found the food... More

Personally, I would not recommend this hotel. It is in a good location, in the centre of the town of Puerto Iguazu, close to many restaurants, shops, the post office, the tourist info centre and a short walk to the Tres Fronteiras. It also has a good size swimming pool, and the staff are friendly. The room itself was basic,... More

A large hotel very centrally located in Puerto Iguazu near to the restaurants and local amenities. Large size rooms however standard very poor....the hotel has not been updated since the 1960s (and it shows!). Bedding and bathrooms could do with some modernisation. Hotel staff very friendly. However, this is let down by the breakfast.....other than croissants in different shapes and... More