We had a wonderful three-day stay at a charming lodge surrounded by lush nature. The well-appointed cabin offered all the necessary amenities, including a lovely swimming pool and a spacious dining room with a diverse menu. The helpful and friendly staff made sure there was always someone available to assist us. Our favorite part was falling asleep to the soothing sounds of nature. I highly recommend this hotel for a blissful and memorable experience.

The food was quite good, the setting excellent. However it was poorly managed and the front desk staff were very poor.

One reason I chose this hotel was the availability of zipline on the property, however the 3 days I was there the zipline was closed for repair.

We had a lovely time at a rainforest hotel with a great location. The breakfast had a lot of variety and the swimming pool area was very nice and comfortable. The staff were really helpful and the standard room was spacious and had a big bed. The hammock outside gave a good jungle vibe. I would recommend this hotel.

Breakfast and dinner were awesome. The rooms are located in the wild so there are a bunches of trees and plants. They are really nice and comfortable

The rooms are not prepared for the intense cold

The hotel and it's grounds were fabulous! As we arrived at nighttime it took me until the morning to appreciate the 'mini jungle' it was set in. On first impressions walking into our room, I was hit by the slightly damp smell and the room itself was infact slightly damp (obviously because of the jungle setting and I presume our room hadn't been used for maybe a week or so as it was quiet season), but after the helpful bellboy showed us how the heater/aircon unit worked, the room felt much better in notime. The next day the room was dry and breakfast was lovely in the 'junglelodge' style restaurant area. We also ate in the hotel most nights which was delicious and very reasonably priced! As there is very little to do in Iguazu (other than the obvious and fantastic falls), we were also appreciative of the lovely pool area, where we spent a day drinking Caiprinha's, yum, yum

Room was a little damp and musky on arrival. But aircon fixed it. Perhaps, the aircon could be turned on shortly before guests arrival.

Loved the superb dinner and friendly staff. Tropical landscape and private rooms. Nice pool area and relaxing atmosphere. Close to sights and airport.

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-Breakfast is good and included, staff spoke very good english, bathroom was amazing looking, hammock and patio were beautiful. The room was modern and huge.

Lots of bugs because it's in the jungle. I gave up trying to kill them all after 24 hours and just learned to live with 6 spiders and multiple moths/mesquitos. Very, very low water pressure in the shower. Walls are very, very thin. I had a fan on and the neighbors complained about the noise of the fan so I had to turn it off. It was very weird.

The room is very nice and the bed is huge, the breakfast could be better

The bathroom is good, but the shower is bad the water is cold, you have to call several times to the reception, also the water does not have pressure, take a shower in the hotel is something for a brave person, specially in falls days.

Nestled in the heart of the lush jungle, this lodge offers a unique escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. You'll find tranquility in the quiet rooms, where nature surrounds you at every turn. The staff goes above and beyond, providing a warm and friendly service. The on-site swimming pool is a refreshing oasis, perfect for cooling off after a day of exploring. Plus, the lodge offers a variety of recreational activities such as ping pong and board games, ensuring there's never a dull moment during your stay.

The Wi-Fi in the rooms can be spotty at times, requiring guests to gather in the lobby for a reliable connection.

As promised in the ads the hotel is in the rain forest.. or sort of.. :) rooms are quite spacious and clean, on the balcony there was a hammock and you can enjoy reading or simply lay down on it.

The air was damp and so were all clothes in the room. There was an air conditioner in the room but it helped little. During the day there was a construction work ongoing and in the evenings you can hear all the traffic noises from the nearby highway, so all the "rain forest" magic is sort of a joke.

Our stay at La Aldea De la Selva Lodge was all that we expected it to be. Our rooms were large and well appointed. I particularly liked the large balcony with hammock and the jungle view. The hotel is slightly out of town, just a few peso in a taxi, which was a real plus as it looks like Puerto Iguazu could be very noisy. The breakfast buffet was abundant with good variety.

If you're a nature lover and looking for a peaceful getaway, this lodge is perfect. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, and the staff takes good care to control insects. The location is convenient for exploring nearby attractions, such as the horse ranch and local native cultural place. The breakfast is delicious and the staff is friendly and helpful.

The wifi connection can be a bit unstable, but considering the tranquil jungle surroundings, it's a minor inconvenience.

The jungle cabins were beautiful and the breakfast was included in the price.

The cost was high for Argentina

Lodges are nicely located right in the forest. The hotel is ready for electricity breakdowns. They have own well functioning generators.

A bit lack of cosiness, probably because staff sometimes looked unhappy.