Puerto Libertad Hotel Guide - Yasi Waterfall hotels in Puerto Libertad, Argentina.

"Ckean Hotel, good location."

"This place is beautiful with its jungle setting. I’m sad that I didn’t have a chance to use the jet bath on the balcony! The pool and the pool bar wonderful. The room was beautiful, although it was funny as the sink in the bathroom was very beat up. It didn’t really fit! Also, there was a family of cats that showed up every time we opened our door or arrived. They were absolutely adorable. I really hope that the lodge gets them fixed and finds them homes. I wanted to take them with us! "

"Three of us had an absolutely wonderful stay while visiting the falls and other attractions. The staff is absolutely fantastic - always there to help with suggestions. Included breakfast is very good, with multiple options to pick from. We had our own car so transportation was easy. Accommodations are spacious and comfortable. Setting is quiet and attractively landscaped. The 2 pools are welcoming. What a gem!"

"This hotel is inside of the Iguazu national Park, so we are able to get into the park a bit earlier than crowd. We took the first train to Devil's throat so that there were not too many people around, and were able to get breakfast at the hotel afterword. Next morning, we walked on the trail and enjoyed the beautiful scene with only few people around."

"Close to the airport. Close to the waterfalls park. Rio de Uruguay bus stops right in front of the hotel (and drops off across the street. The restaurant has great food. If you are looking for a hotel with spacious rooms, near the airport/park, and with food on site then this hotel is perfect. My room was spacious, but the bathroom needed to be updated. No big deal. "

"Recomendo"

"Great short stay, good breakfast and close to the Falls."

"“GLAMPING” is the exact perfect word for this hotel!  You are in the jungle.  This is a few miles out of town on a dirt road, so it does take a bit of extra time and effort to get there.  The “tents” are permanent structure on stilts.  Maybe a bit more like a fancy hut!  You can see the “bones” of the structure from inside, and it felt almost like being inside a huge whale’s rib cage!  Each is a nicely decorated self-contained unit with a very comfy bed, large bathroom, its own water heater, refrigerator, desk, etc.  A huge step above “real” camping!  The hotel has a main building with a swimming pool where meals are served.  The staff is very friendly and helpful.  Natalia served a lovely breakfast, Leonel was in charge of the dinner service, and Samuel is in charge of the grounds and maintenance.  I also met Claudia on my last evening.  If I understood correctly, she is the general manager.  Her English is excellent, and she was able to answer some of my questions about Argentina, since this was my first trip.  After spending several weeks in Buenos Aires, it was nice to be in a very green open space for a few days.  It’s my understanding that the hotel is the brain child of a woman who has a restaurant in Puerto Iguazu.  So the food served at the hotel gets its inspiration from there and is very good.  The meals were definitely a huge plus to the experience, and much of what was served is from the state in which Iguazu is located! "