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"The negatives: The WiFi didn’t work during our entire visit and the front desk staff person shrugged his shoulders when I told him I couldn’t connect. We got very inaccurate information about visiting Iguazu falls. The restaurant was closed for renovation which we were not told in advance. The positives: the hotel property is beautiful, especially the pool. Our room was clean and modern. The complementary breakfast buffet was excellent with many choices."

"En el mismo centro del pueblo, a pasos de los mejores lugares para comer y disfrutar."

"Excellent stay. Staff was attentive, helpful and respectful if you wanted to be left alone. Facilities are modern and our room was week equipped and very private."

"Foi uma otima estadia, tudo muito limpo e cheiroso, lugar agradável, pessoal super atencioso, otima localização."

"Breakfast has a huge variety and it is all extremely yummy and fresh, staff is very attentive and kind always approaching you for any help, landscaping is so green and gorgeous, same with the pools, very clean rooms with amazing views. Highly recommended and thumbs up for the staff."

"Positives : a nice location, about 20 minute walk to the center, the pool is great, breakfast also good. Negatives : It can get quite hot in the rooms with the frequent electricity shortages, the card holder that gives electricity to the room kept doing a very loud click which prevented us from sleeping. At the front desk, they said this was normal, but it definetely wasn’t."

"This was a small hotel outside of the main tourist area of Puerto Iguazu. The rooms were spacious but many mosquitos, even inside. We had some bathroom problems but management was responsive and moved us to a different room. The property needs some maintenance. Breakfast was minimal but adequate. Overall, I would not stay again due to non-central location and maintenance issues. "

"Stayed at Loi 2 nights in a superior room. It is difficult to find high end hotels in the Iguazu area unless you stay at the Gran Melia for double or even triple Loi's nightly rates. Do not expect luxury here. While Loi advertises as 5* it certainly is missing the qualities and details of a high end resort. It really is a 4*. As an example, there were many things broken in our superior room: blinds in bathroom, tub very worn out, lamp shades by bed crooked and loose. We complained twice to house keeping about the toilet getting clogged. Curtain loops are torn. Restaurant seats had stains... With that said, the location is beautiful and pool area with tiki bar is very nice. I wish management paid attention to details, with the right care and some refurbishing this could be a marvelous hotel given its location. Stay here if you are OK to settle for less and to receive decent accommodations without the luxury."

"arrived on the public bus from Foz, Brazil (now expensive for non locals at 35 Reales(17 for locals)). temperature 93F and uncomfortably humid but reception nice and cool, like an oasis. had to pay large local “environment” tax (not welcome), but receptionist kind & understanding, quick & efficient. nice room with efficient A/C & BATH TUB - WITH PLUG, a real bonus. clean & roomy but a bit old fashioned (apart from encapsulated QR code info which I Ignored! stayed 5 nights & room wonderfully quiet - I didn’t hear any noise at all during the entire time. balcony (and no bugs or mosquitoes) no nice for relaxing. tv system incredibly complicated but good once maintenance explained key facts! public bus from falls will stop outside if you stay on when it reaches the terminus & ask driver for Avenida Tres Fronteras” food exceptionally good & well priced with huge fillet steak for usd 20. bar at pool until restaurant opens at 8pm (book on arrival as this time sells out fast & next service at 10pm! thoroughly recommended "