“Excellent option for the average traveller...”

Excellent option for the average traveler... The hotel is a small and family owned and run business. It is well located, organized and the quality of service is impressive. For the average tourist traveler it is an excellent deal. Staff helps you organize you stay at Iguazu, you have free internet, multilingual staff, breakfast features hand made bread and even the simple and insignificant details are cared for. Perhaps the only downturn is the hotel does not have a restaurant, but they can get you something decent to eat and drink indoors. I would go back.

“Really a hostel...don't expect a hotel”

Charm Iguassu Suites was serviceable but that's about all. We had several issues with our room (lights that didn't work, a noticeable smell of cigarette smoke in a non-smoking room, etc). Some of the staff were helpful and others clearly couldn't be bothered. The room was jammed tight with 3 beds and a tv stand. The breakfast was lacking. Overall, it wasn't a horrible experience, but I would look for somewhere else to stay if I return (probably in the city center).

“Extremely Bad Experience, Never again”

Extremely disappointed. There were no conveniences at all: hot water, radio, Internet access, telephone, TV not working properly, plus a two flight walk-up. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone, and will never return to this hotel. We requested two twin beds but we were only given one, plus the room was to small to accommodate our luggage. We strongly complained and then we were given a slightly larger room with bunk beds and still with no amenities- no hot water, no telephone (even for emergencies), no TV, no radio, no Internet access!!. Any reputable association, including Expedia, should not be associated with this hotel.

“You can find another hotel.”

This hoStel is only for students.