“Great Value - Close to bus stations, restuarants and grocery store”

I'm a very picky person and was worried about staying here. It was well worth the money however! The location is in a prime spot next to a bus station, many restaurants (they have business cards for a Churascaria nearby, you can get 15% off - BEST churrascaria I went to in Brazil) and also close to a major grocery store, which we found more useful than we thought. There is only 1 woman who speaks English and she is on-site in the mornings. The breakfast spread is very decent, just try not to get there too late. The pool is very cute, but hardly worth swimming in. The Pousada itself is very basic, I compare it to an upscare youth hostel with private baths. It seemed as though most people drove their own cars and parked inside the gated walls (we took cabs/bus). The airport is about a 20min cab ride, but wasn't terribly expensive - be sure to barter. Free wi-fi. A/C and ceiling fan too, but expect for it to be outrageously humid in this area of the country. Hair dryer included in bathroom. Bathroom amenities are not in the rooms when you arrive, but if you need them just ask the front desk (I think they are free but most people bring their own). Also, the morning staff can help arrange tours, make phone calls, etc for you - be sure to ask for help. Last comment, area was safe to walk in the evening, just be cautious of course. We walked about a mile from the hotel and back between 9-11pm without any issues.

“Cheap, clean, friendly, ideal for short visit”

My wife and I stayed at this hotel for 2 nights whilst visiting the waterfalls. The owner spoke good English and helped us in recommending restaurants and calling taxis. The room was cleaned thoroughly each day, the bed comfortable, and extra blankets were available. This was good because it was freezing outside, all the windows were left open, and there was zero heating. Breakfast was diverse and tasty. I would recommend this very reasonably priced guest house for anyone staying a short while, and intending to spend most of the day away.

“Great people and excellent price”

This pousada looks a bit rustic from the outside, but is comfortable and affordable. The breakfast was nice and rooms were clean. It was great that they had wi-fi access as well. The people that worked there are all extremely nice, but don't speak much English at all. We were able to communicate in spanish with them. The gentleman there was extremely helpful to organize an excursion for us to Argentina one day. I would recommend it, just don't expect hotel standards.

“Great, simple, friendly place to stay”

The people were very helpful and considerate of our needs. On the first morning we had forgotten to change our clocks for the new time zone, so we went down to breakfast right when it was suppose to end. They were very polite about it and asked us if it was okay to put the food away after we had eaten. They also helped with all the arrangements to go to the Argentina side of the falls one day. We would definitely stay there again. The hotel is situated right next to the big bus terminal so we were able to get places easily.

“Never again”

I'll start with the positive: Great breakfast and location (if you want to stay in town. Very near the bus terminal, where you can catch a bus to the Iguaçu Falls - about 30 mins journey). Now the negative: - At arrival was "greeted" by a woman who has problems smiling. - Bedroom facilities are out of date. - There are lots of rules that we are supposed to follow, but the owners decide when to follow some of them, for example, after 10 you're supposed to keep quiet. One night there were screaming kids in the pool until midnight, and they only stopped because I complained at reception. Laundry: It says in their info sheet that you can drop your washing in the morning and have it delivered in the evening. Ours took nearly 48 hours to arrive, it turned out that they had written the wrong bedroom number. No apologies offered. - As mentioned before: screaming kids, so if you want peace and quiet avoid it. - Worst of all: They do not accept credit cards, only cash. I had to go out on the last day to the nearest cashpoint (inside a supermarket) and a few days later discovered that my credit card had been cloned - not the pousada's fault, but something that wouldn't have happened if they accepted credit card. Never staying there again.