Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Tip
If you are planning to spend one or two
days in Iguazú and then return to Bue-
nos Aires, we recommend that you
leave the bulk of your luggage at your
hotel in Buenos Aires and pack an over-
night bag. You can do without sweaters
and heavy clothing since it's hot and
humid in Iguazú all year long. An um-
brella or light rain slicker is a good idea
if you're travelling during the summer.
Best Places to Stay
at Iguaçú Falls
Since tourism is the primary industry in Puerto
Iguazú and its Brazilian counterpart Foz do
Iguaçu, you'll find plenty of hotels in all price
ranges on both sides of the Falls. There are two
five-star hotels within the National Park, one
on the Brazilian side and the other in Argen-
tina. Rooms fill up quickly during the summer,
December-March 31; you'll need reservations
in advance. Prices are comparable, but for a
change of ambience, you might try a hotel on
the Brazilian side. There are several fine hotels
on the Brazilian side just outside the town of
Foz do Iguaçú, on the road leading to the falls.
Alive Price Scale
Deluxe: . . $200+
Expensive: . $120+
Moderate: $60-120
Inexpensive: $35-60
Budget: under $35
Hotels in Argentina
HOTEL INTERNACIONAL
Parque Nacional Iguazú
3757-420-748; fax 3757-420-749
