Residencial Noelia Hostel

Guillermo and Pablo were both very friendly and helpful, and the location was very convenient to the bus station and to restaurants and shops. The outdoor seating area was simple but comfortable and friendly, a nice place to hang out and chat with other travellers

Our patio room opened onto a dark corridor. The kitchen was very under equipped, almost no plates, cutlery or pans. Everywhere felt a bit damp...

The City and the waterfalls

The breakfast

It had a great feel to it. A bit like a little community. The common areas were inviting and fun colors were everywhere!

The electricity went out, ( I know you couldn't control that part). Also, the Internet was very spotty.

Its pretty close to the bus station and some restaurants but in a quiet neighborhood. Cheap for the area Wifi mostly works in the room

No baggage storage, they tell you to just leave your bag in a corner of the main eating area and hope for the best. Kitchen is outside and has no microwave. You are not going to want to take a dip in that pool. The private room with bath is pretty rundown, but functional and fine for the price

Not much except the breakfast that was actually not to bad compare of the rest.

Worst welcome ever in a hostel (and I've tried many), the guy said 2 words maximum. He didn't tell me where the breakfast was or the Internet code for example... They charged me more than what I booked without explanation : shame ! Of course, they don't tell you but they don't accept credit card for more than 400 pesos (why? We don't know...) It's not very clean in the rooms and they cut the ac randomly. Worst stay ever in a hostel.

The staff.

The room. Next to pool and bar toilet.

The location was great, and the staff as well... They joined all the travellers and tried to make a great atmosphere, and they were hardworking...

When I booked online there was only a triple room available and that was quite a lot of money for myself, so I moved to a cheaper, double room. It would have been nice if they had told me there was a cheaper option available for me.

The wifi was good and free, but the city of Puerto Iguazu has free wifi. We wer allowed to leave our bags since no early check-in and allowed to stay at pool side after check out the next day. They called taxis for us. Loud music until midnight. Might be ok for the hostel users.

Room rate higher than stated, about $60/night. We had twice the room at a hotel in Foz Iguaco. No tv. Worst breakfast ever. Stale bread , couple of bruised apples and finally an over ripe papaya that was not seeded or peeled. Had to beg for toilet paper which was the worst I've seen in 55 yrs of travel. No place to put toiletries while using bathroom.

Relaxed,friendly well organised.nice breakfast. Good value for money.

rather basic,tired looking.

It was close to the centre, stqff was rather helpful, the pool was nice to freshen up

The room was more than simple, the bathroom was in poor conditions, the breakfast was bad

Cheap hostel. Little swimming pool.

Very dirty hostel. Everything was dirty in the kitchen, I felt disgusted to cook with their kitchen ustensils. I never hear a such noisy vent in the bathroom. Our bathroom was in flood because of broken sink. The owners were not correct about the payment of our nights. They didn't accept that we pay more than 300 pesos by credit card and never told us, and they charged us in reais much more that what we should had pay. So a very bad experience with those guys

The swimming pool and the outdoor

First of all the room was a dump. The air-condition was old and noisy and you could not set the temperature. The shower door was broken so the whole bathroom got wet. the next day they fixed it but still there was a gap and only half of the bathroom got wet. They promised wifi but you could use it only in the public area and not in the rooms. There was an outdoor kitchen but there was hardly any utensils and pot. It was not equipped. You did not have any matches or microwave. Breakfast was supposed to start at seven AM. The first day we were there it was on time. the second day the staff did not wake up and breakfast started at fifteen minutes after seven. It was not fair for people who wanted to get to the park early.

Everything was ok for a one night stay, good location for buses.

There was not much to do in town.

The bathroom was kind of broken (the door of the shower) and the shower was awful, like u didnt have water in one place, it was all over. And u can only pay part in credit card, we werent told about it!!

Location wa sgood , close to everything, that all

Its a trap to stay there, no water, power cuts all night, no internet, the breakfast was a joke< it was not worth it at all & I have decided to weite to booking.com to unlist this terrible place< the owner is a cowboy & he hides behind staff which doesnt speak language apart from spanish although the city is full of tourists< its for very low typw tousrsits who dont mind all of the above

Breakfast, boy in pink T-shirt from reception, swimming pool, Wi-fe.

Smell, disposable devices (their washing), Cockroaches.

This hostel was the most miserable we have ever been. The rooms were dirty, moldy and we had cockroaches in our room - very disgusting!!! That's why we cancelled our stay there after one night and switched to another one in Puerto Madryn. Moreover, they did not wanted to let us check out and we also had discussions about paying the price for the next night, which we were not consuming. All in all I highly recommend NOT to stay in this hostel!!!!

cheap and the hotel area looks nice.

a bit far from Puerto Iguacu city center. The room and bathroom are very small. No working wireless within guest rooms. Staffs barely speak English.

Rooms are very basic but clean and the pool is well maintained.

In contrary to the rooms and the pool is the kitchen and breakfast area far from clean. The plastic (disposable) utensils appeared to be reused but not or barely cleaned. If you still feel like eating you will notice that the provided food is another disappointment (the worst we have seen after traveling for weeks through sa)

Location

Everything was old and needed more than a renovation. Wifi didn t work, Aircon poor.Breakfast very simple. I think for the same price there are better options in Iguazu. Would not stay there again.

Location was good. Price was reasonable.

Air conditioning worked only some of the time. Internet almost never worked, and when it did the signal was poor. Toilet paper can't be flushed. Ants were crawling all over the floor.

Nice common area. The pool is tiny, but it's a really nice place to hang out and have a cold beer after an exhausting day at the Iguazu National Park, while you listen to the music they play over the loud speakers all afternoon.The patio overlooking the pool is also a good place to sit. You can easily meet fellow travellers. Our room was ok. Air conditioning, fan and hot water worked fine. The bus terminal, restaurants, bars and shops all within easy walking distance. All in all good value for money compared to what else was on offer for the days we stayed in Puerto Iguazu.

Our room didn't look that nice, a little bit shabby. Kind of dark too, we kept the curtains drawn because the window went out to the aisle. The bathroom was very small.

Friendly and helpful staff, considering cost breakfast options were good, terrace onsite to be able to sit out and have a beer etc till you choose to go to bed and not when the hostel tells you to. Close location to main bus terminal for Iguazu bus and moving on. A/C very welcome when working (bad storm whilst there blew whole hostel unit out).

Our room looked like a swedish sauna, all wood so really dark and felt very enclosed. Shower really good with power and hot water but bathroom very small, very tired and prone to midges so beware!

The staff were extremely helpful. Really coudnt have helped us more and very laid back whilst at the same time efficient.the rooms are basic but absolutely perfect for a couple of nights. They are clean have air conditioning.....And you get what you pay for. We have paid more for less comfort in Argentina.Breakfast was on a par with all other budget accomadations we used but advise that you get down early for the best fruit.

Nothing really just pool is small..not very important though as most people just there to see the Falls. Oh and no toaster at breakfast!!!!

Only location.

IT WAS AWFUL! room was super smelly. Staying in this hostel was like nightmare. I recommend just stay in Brazil side and visit to Puerto Iguazu for one day trip. I guess every place in Argentina side is awful and expensive.