Hotels With Breakfast in Misiones, Argentina

If you are planning to stay at Mercure Iguazu Hotel Iru, do yourself a favor: read their pre-arrival emails for the entertainment value, but never actually book their ”exclusive” private car service. Unless, of course, you’ve had a few too many glasses of Malbec and feel like donating your money to a creative writing project. Here’s why the hotel’s transport service is a ”must-avoid”: The front desk will happily quote you a price that is roughly 130% of the market rate (think 60,000 Pesos when the standard round-trip to the National Park is 40,000). They’ll justify this with flowery language about it being a ”private service” and the costs of ”empty legs.” That ”luxury” private car? It’s just a slightly cleaner-than-average van or a 7-seater SUV. If that’s worth a 50% markup to you, you’ll love it  I arranged a pickup for 2:00 PM. I even messaged the driver at 1:50 PM to confirm I’d be ready by 2:10 PM. In a stunning display of ”Mercure time,” the driver finally graced me with his presence at 2:45 PM. I suppose I should thank God he wasn't over an hour late, but sitting at the park entrance for 35 minutes while paying ”premium” rates really added that extra sparkle to my trip. The hotel is fine, but their transport service is a blatant scam wrapped in a ”private car” label. Save your money, call a local taxi or use a ride-hailing app, and spend that 20,000 Peso difference on literally anything else. You’ll get to the park faster and with much less resentment.

Very helpful staff. The hotel is not the most modern, but the beds were comfortable, the restaurant food was tasty, and everyone extremely helpful with any questions. Bus stop is right in front so it's easy to get around. Was great for our stay to the falls.

We arrived at night according to the navigation guidelines. All the way to the black light, I thought I went to the wilderness. The hotel is very wonderful. The room can only accommodate 2 people. The children over 3 years old will have to pay 60 yuan for the room. The half-day price is almost noisy and the final price is 40 dollars. The room decoration design is very simple, almost no decoration. The toilet door is facing the bed, the room on the first floor is simpler, two small beds of one meter wide, no carpet. In China, it is completely incompatible with the five-star standard.

Lovely place with giant swimming pools and a lot of green! Flowery plants all around and good food

The room was spacious and clean, with hot and cold drinking water available all day. The location is super convenient, directly opposite the bus terminal, making travel easy. Breakfast was plentiful with a good variety of fruits, and the watermelon was incredibly sweet. It would have been perfect if eggs were also included. The service was warm and thoughtful; they were patient with all my questions and even helped me print my Brazilian visa. I felt confident leaving my luggage there. Absolutely fantastic!

The hotel is seriously run down in terms of maintenance. The spa is only open five hours a day, and it's difficult to get appointments for the number of hotel guests. If we book at 3:00 PM, we can't get in until 4:00 PM because it takes an hour to fill the whirlpool, and the staff doesn't arrive until 3:00 PM. The restaurant isn't open at night, so you have to go to the hotel next door for dinner, about 150 meters away at night and on the highway. The best thing about the hotel is the restaurant service and the attentive service.

We arrived before 9am and could check into our room straightaway. Very grateful to be able to do so and focus on getting to Iguazu Falls. We had no idea how to get there and the receptionist swiftly settled for us by helping us book return transport. The room was spacious and had good views. Nothing luxurious but serves it's purpose well. See pic. The breakfast was nothing fancy but decent. There are 2 swimming pools. One at ground level, one at 9th floor. You can fill up your bottles at the gym, basically all I needed.

Clean and comfortable stay. Even though the hotel is not in the centre of the town, it's a small town. Everything that you need is within a short walking distance. In 10 minutes you will reach many restaurants and the bus terminal to Iguazu Falls. Not being in the centre of the town has its benefits - you will have a quiet stay. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Breakfast is decent, mostly pastries, cold cuts, desserts, cereal and fruit. Scrambled eggs or eggs in other forms would be great.

Hotel Lillian is conveniently located less than a five minute walk to the bus station. There are lots of restaurants around and it's walkable to do a lot of the attractions in town. The staff was extremely helpful with information and cheerfully answered all of my questions, even lending me an electrical adapter. The room was adequate and a decent value, but a bit outdated. The breakfast is fairly bland, consisting only of coffee, juice, and various pastries. All in all, a good stay!