Loi Suites Iguazu Hotel  

The location

Paying for the sauna and every little thing. Its the first hotel I have been to in the world that I had to pay for the sauna. A little disappointed and expensive. With the price paid for a night in argentina it was very expensive

We stayed at the Loi Suites to go and see the falls. We booked 3 nights and absolutely loved it. What we liked - amazing swimming pools, big clean rooms, great shower - room wise it all felt very 5*, really helpful staff, easy to get a cab into the town for food in the evening, good service for drinks round the pool. Also had a great massage - about 50 quid for an hour in the spa that is japanese themed. Free wifi as well. It's big, modern and very clean.

We had our family end of the year vacation and we found the perfect place in Iguazu. Loi Suites has an incredible swimming pool that has two restaurants in front plus it is in the middle of the amazon jungle...great food.. very nice rooms and perfect design of the hotel...It was worth the price and more..do not hesitate anymore and go for it..great family hotel...

Nice hotel with nice swimming pools.

Service at bar/restaurant too slow, waiters didn't pay attention when called, food took long time; most of the waiters had no previous experience. There is no other option in the neighborhood for eating if yo stay in the hotel, you will always need a taxi. At the New Years evening they closed the two restaurants from the hotel without previous warning.

It is a very relaxing place, we enjoy swimming in the pool, late dinners on the terrace. We would recommend the place, highly.

The elevator on our building was broken for our whole 4 days stay.

Beautiful setting in the Iryapu Jungle. Great swimming polls. Ample, nicely styled room. Hammock provided in room to hang up on your balcony and relax! Staff very helpful with recommendations and arranging transportation.

We ate there one night and the food was pretty awful. We loved being surrounded by the jungle, but that also means you need to take a taxi or remise everywhere. Costs while we were there: 70 pesos roundtrip to city, 200 pesos roundtrip to the Arg side of the falls, 120 pesos to the airport.

The atmosphere, you'e surrounded by the jungle. You're in a luxury hotel, with swimming pools, spas, and dining. Iguazu Falls was a fantastic site to see, coming back to the hotel was really relaxing.

Maybe the fact you couldn't get into town very easily.

Great location with a jungle feel but cheap local taxi into town or to the falls means you get anywhere in 20 minutes. Really nice modern 4/5 star feel with lots of natural materials in the construction. Pools and walks around are really nice wish we had added a day just to spend around the suites. Much cheaper than the Sheraton (which looked a bit tired) and not at all inconvenient for being a short taxi ride from the park entrance.

Loved the forest environment but it was a bit out of Puerto Iguazu so you tended to be stuck eating at Loi Suites - not a great varied menu. The swimming pool was very good. Great facilities.

Lack of variety in food selection. Need to be more flexible with their food - more choices - maybe different specials for different days so if you eat there a couple of days you have some different choices.

It was all very positive. The setting is quite impressive in a forested area near to the river. The staff were very helpful and friendly. We had a problem with noise in our room -- children in the room above -- and our room was changed without complaint to superior accommodation.

The only thing was that I felt that the hotel did not encourage full access to all of the tour and trip possibilities available in the area. They would helpfully arrange something for your. However, there was not a range of brochures that were available and it was difficult to make contact with tour operators who offered these services.

The design fits in perfectly with the environment.

The food in the restaurant was a bit disappointing.

Loi Suites was the best hotel we have ever been to. The hotel has a colonial look and somewhat looks like one of the Indiana Jones movie sets with suspended bridges between the buildings. The service was outstanding, the food at the restaurant was superb. One of our favourite experiences was the drive through the jungle to get to the hotel; we saw native Indians living in the jungle which was so surreal. You can stop and buy hand made gifts and take photos. We guarantee you will not regret choosing this hotel.