Arami Hotel & Lodge

Not sure who's reviewing this place well, but I suspect many have to be fake or paid for. The hotel is on par with a 1-star hostel. It's nowhere near the level of a 3-star property. I'm a travel agent, travel all over the world myself, and book clients for the same. This hotel is worth no more than $50 USD a night. Expect mold in the bathroom, basic furniture, stained mattresses, doors that need to be slammed shut (so very noisy), uncomfortabke beds, and dark hallways making it hard to navigate stairs and gives an unsafe vibe. We were downgraded at check in with no offer to reimburse us the price difference - just a free dinner at a relatives restaurant. It was so bad we couldn't even make it through a full night. We checked out in the middle of the night with no questions by the staff as to why. They didn't care, and certainly didn't offer to refund a penny. We moved to the Iguazu Jungle Lodge, which was so worth the extra money!

Unreliable internet. Electricity power cuts in and out causing the AC to stop. Wouldn’t reset. Pool was nice after a long day walking. Staff was very helpful but could only do so much. Very poor exchange rate if you use CC.

The rooms are okay and location is good as it is nearby the downtown. Breakfast is rather simple and lacking of hot food, not even eggs. Although there is nice choices of fruit. Wifi is quite slow and lacking coverage. Hard to compare to other hotels in Iguazú as I haven’t stayed there, but compared to other places it is an average hotel.

Very good hotel, outstanding front desk staff, Gabriel/and his partner. Very helpful and made our stay very memorable.Breakfast could proved . Eggs and some non pork meats at breakfast. Better choice of cereals, multi-grain breads.

Great suite with 3 levels. Sleeps 5. Mosquitos were around so bring spray or citronella. Wifi is a bit slow and temperament and no laundry services in house. Nice pool. Great connections with excursions.