Top Business Hotels in Foz do Iguacu

Hotel Dove is conveniently located in the popular Vila Portes area. The property has everything you need for a comfortable stay. Service-minded staff will welcome and guide you at Hotel Dove. Closet, air conditioning, mini bar, television, toiletries can be found in selected guestrooms. The property offers various recreational opportunities. A welcoming atmosphere and excellent service are what you can expect during your stay at Hotel Dove.

Located in Foz do Iguaçu, Hotel Monalisa is within a 15-minute drive of Cataratas Avenue and Triple Frontier. This hotel is 14 mi (22.5 km) from Iguazu Falls and 6.2 mi (9.9 km) from Friendship Bridge.Enjoy recreation amenities such as an outdoor pool or take in the view from a garden. This hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access, tour/ticket assistance, and a picnic area.A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily from 6:30 AM to 10:30 AM.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk and laundry facilities. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 68 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include phones and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

We stayed here so base ourselves well to visit the falls. It’s not that well located to anything else but Uber’s are about £1 for most journeys so that did not matter. The hotel is very dated and in need of a clean/refurb. The safe did not work in our room. We told the staff and they gave us further instructions for how to activate it and it still did not work. We booked a trip to the Argentina side of the falls including a boat tour, using the hotel staff. They neglected to tell us we would need cash to to change into Argentinian Pesos which meant we had to awkwardly borrow cash from the (very good) tour guide. The staff also forgot to book us onto the boat tour (which we had paid for!!) which meant the tour guide had to frantically organise this at the last minute. There are not enough lifts in the building and they are too small. There was consistently a long wait for the lifts which was very frustrating. The windows to the room were filthy. In terms of positives, it’s easy to find as it’s massive. There was also a decent selection in the buffet breakfast.

This hotel has to be the poorest one I’ve stayed in on my 40 day South America trip. It’s super old and uncharming. The elevator doesn’t work stops midway. Wifi won’t work on room or cuts off after 2 mins. I am standing in the hallway writing this review 🤣 and it’s not in Centro. It’s a 15 min walk to downtown. Bathroom has no soap no nothing. It’s like a lodge. I would def give it 1 star

My partner and I came from Australia, I speak Spanish he only speaks English. I would like to point out the at half of the staff were will with runny noses, coughs, etc while working! I understand that it’s a Covid world however my partner ended up with a cold (we tested for Covid he was negative) missing out on the last day of our trip by staying in bed. What needs to be understood when you work in travel is that if one of the workers were to transmit Covid or anything else it can literally stop people from returning home…. I am begging this hotel to please reconsider their coming into work while sick policy. The housekeeper was sick the man at the front desk when we checked in was sick the girl at the front desk was sick (at least she wore a mask) and unfortunately due to travel restrictions it’s not acceptable to coke to work while ill. The hotel is very centrally located, it’s very easy and cheap to get to all of the major attractions on both the Brazilian and Argentinian side. Please note: if you want to go to the Argentinian side of the falls From this hotel they have a service costing around 100 Reis that brings you leaving once per day at 7:30 am (we did not know that and spent 350 reis to go and spent most of the morning trying to figure out how to get there, luckily we had augusto who is absolutely fantastic!) Pro: 1. The staff was absolutely lovely! Augusto at reception so amazing! He never made us feel like anything was a problem and he was happy to communicate in English. Julia from the tourism agency in the reception area was absolutely amazing spoke English and really a helped ! Cleaning and breakfast staff were super friendly! But Augusto and Julia are huge assets to this hotel and helped us tremendously during our stay! 2. Decent quality for what you pay 3. Location is good 4. Decent breakfast 5. Rooms are clean! Cons: 1. I am pretty easy going and have travelled a lot. I booked a superior room the first room they tried to give us was super tiny only fit the bed, had a funny smell and looked like a dorm room and we had a friendly big guest… I went to reception he was lovely (sick) but lovely and changed our room to a beautiful upgraded room right outside the elevator.. I’m a light sleeper and on my booking asked that I would not be placed near any common ways elevators stairs common rooms etc.. he assured me it wouldn’t be noisy… it was super loud. The next morning we met Augusto and he showed us 4 different rooms to choose from to move again and it was so nice of him! 2. This hotel is absolutely not soundproofed in the least. The rooms say soundproofing you can literally hear when someone upstairs moves a chair, hear people talking at all hours in the corridors, cleaners talking outside the room 7:30/8am and hear people taking a shower in their room. Not a huge issue for most but just so you know it’s not. 3. Breakfast was decent eggs are undercooked way too wet. 4. Water is like warm at best when you showe

Our experience at the Belmond can only be described as magical. The hotel itself is beautiful, every member of staff were lovely, the cocktails at Bar Tarobá were incredible, and the pool was great - our whole stay could not have gone smoother. But, what makes this hotel so special is the access to the falls. Being inside the national park before and after it is open to the public is an unmissable experience - you only have to step foot outside of the lobby to be greeted with a beautiful view. We decided to walk the trail at sunset after it had closed to the public, and we were the only people there. During the day, as you can imagine, it can be packed, so being able to experience it privately was so unique - plus, it gave us the most amazing photo opportunities! As we were walking the trail we thought to ourselves ‘this in itself is an experience we’re sure some people would pay more than the price of the hotel for!’. It was an unforgettable evening to cherish forever. The hotel concierge was excellent, arranging wonderful experiences for us - including a boat trip (which they supply towels and ponchos for). After staying here on the Brazilian side, we stayed on the Argentinian side for two nights, but, if I were to go back and repeat this trip, I would definitely only stay at the Belmond and just do a day trip to the Argentinian side with the help of the concierge. The breakfast and lunch buffets at Ipê Restaurant were delicious, but our meal at Itaipu was stand out - by far the best meal we had in Brazil. Being so full after starter and main course but could not resist a dessert - you have to have dinner here! Having visited a number of other wonderful Belmond properties, it is without a doubt that this one is a favourite and would absolutely love to return. There is no question about it, you simply must stay here when visiting the falls - you will regret it if you don’t! And finally, this Belmond is absolutely incredible. Five stars is simply not enough. It is a seven star hotel.

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