Paraguay Romantic Hotels from $77 - Fully Refundable Options

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The Jesuit Ruins in Trinidad, Paraguay is the least visited UNESCO World Heritage site, in the world.

It is a beautiful place and what makes it more so is that it is very likely you will have the place to yourself.

The ruins are loacted near the city of Encarnacion and you can even visit, for the day, from the Argentinian city of Posadas.

Check out my blog post below:

http://endless-explorer.com/jesuit-mission-ruins-paraguay-one-least-visited-world-heritage-sites/

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"This is a top notch boutique hotel, there is a lot of care both in the decoration, food, and service. The staff is outstanding, very friendly, personable, and professional."

$182 nightly

Aug 3 - Aug 4

Total includes taxes and fees

"Good location. Walkable to most historic landmark. Ideal location. Many restaurants in the area to choose from."

$69 nightly

Sep 1 - Sep 2

Total includes taxes and fees

"Well located, easy walking distance from the sights of central Asuncion. Includes good buffet breakfast, plenty of fruit and choice of eggs and continental breakfast. Rooms stylish and comfortable. Can arrange airport transfers and transport to other towns on request, e.g. transfer to Encarnacion for $350 (for car plus driver)."

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Top Paraguay Hotel Reviews

Esplendor by Wyndham Asunción

10/10 Excellent

"Staff were excellent. "

Ibis Asuncion

10/10 Excellent

"The hotel’s location is perfect. It really is walking distance from 2 malls. Which means that you can not only shop but you have food options. Btw, their breakfast was pretty good and you should be able to find something. The staff was amazing ! They tried their best to accommodate me even though my Spanish is non existent. The hotel’s temperature was a bit hot at night but it is what it is. I think it was a cultural issue. They don’t use a/c as much as we do in the USA. "