Hosteria Los Helechos

地點好，就在伊瓜蘇車站前第二條街，屬於舊式大型酒店。房內設施有點舊，但還可以。早餐有幾種切片的生果，咖啡，熱奶，果汁和一份配好的麵包，份量還是夠的。有泳池但需清潔，所以沒看到有住客游泳。

酒店離機場近，離遊輪碼頭近，離主要景區不到2公里，前台熱情，耐心教我用紙地圖。在沒有導航的情況下，靠地圖走了大半個布宜諾斯艾利斯，很感謝

位置在汽車站附近，所包的早餐不錯。衞生設施一般。我因故所定三晚的最後一晚沒法住，但是酒店告知他們不管要我和攜程理論，而且前一天必須晚上退房不能下午退，儘管付了房費。這點感覺不好。

房間乾淨，服務態度好

Hosteria Los Helechos is located in a nice jungle garden. The room is simple but quite large, the bathroom is ok, the towels are clean. When we arrive there is no internet, fortunately, they fix it in the evening. There is a swimming pool on the premises which is a plus. And the location is good, close to bars and restaurants. Breakfast is hopeless, the cookies and cakes are stale and old. We have to ask for everything, cutlery, jam and butter, i.e. margarine. The kitchen staff isn't polite.

This place needs a serious remodeling. It’s VERY old. Clean and nice staff but extremely old and in bad shape

I stayed at the Hosteria Los Helechos for 3 nights as part of a land package arranged by a local travel agency.  The accommodation is basic, rundown and near downtown Iguazú.  A short walk away from this hostel are restaurants, souvenir shops and a bus terminal.  Currency Exchange is quite far but some souvenir shops will change your money if you ask. The hotel seems famous to families.  It was full when I stayed in March and many tour buses picked up guests in the morning.   I checked in night time and was given a room facing a garden, which I liked.  However, when I reached the room, the door was left open and when I entered, found mosquitoes inside.  The bathroom door knob was broken but when I reported, it was immediately replaced.  The room is simple, dark and you can tell everything inside it needs some serious upgrading.  The bed and pillows are uncomfortable. The linens look damp.  The shower water pressure, however, is very good.   A simple breakfast is included and is served at your table. For the drinks, you have to help yourself at the counter.  It is good and convenient that this hostel has a restaurant which is open until late night. What is impressive about this hostel is their helpful staff.  Even if some of them do not speak English, they did exert effort in answering my queries about directions, tours, food and places to see.  They even arranged a taxi pick up and when I reported about the broken door handle, a maintenance staff came in less than 10 minutes to fix it.  Overall, it was still an OK experience staying at the Hosteria Los Helechos.  I just hope they will renovate the rooms soon and put new beds for the comfort of their guests.

stayed at the Hosteria Los Helechos for 3 nights as part of a land package arranged by a local travel agency.  The accommodation is basic, rundown and near downtown Iguazú.  A short walk away from this hostel are restaurants, souvenir shops and a bus terminal.  Currency Exchange is quite far but some souvenir shops will change your money if you ask. The hotel seems famous to families.  It was full when I stayed in March and many tour buses picked up guests in the morning.   I checked in night time and was given a room facing a garden, which I liked.  However, when I reached the room, the door was left open and when I entered, found mosquitoes inside.  The bathroom door knob was broken but when I reported, it was immediately replaced.  The room is simple, dark and you can tell everything inside it needs some serious upgrading.  The bed and pillows are uncomfortable. The linens look damp.  The shower water pressure, however, is very good.   A simple breakfast is included and is served at your table. For the drinks, you have to help yourself at the counter.  It is good and convenient that this hostel has a restaurant which is open until late night. What is impressive about this hostel is their helpful staff.  Even if some of them do not speak English, they did exert effort in answering my queries about directions, tours, food and places to see.  They even arranged a taxi pick up and when I reported about the broken door handle, a maintenance staff came in less than 10 minutes to fix it.  Overall, it was still a good experience staying at the Hosteria Los Helechos.  I just hope they will renovate the rooms soon and put new beds for the comfort of their guests.

I stayed at the Hosteria Los Helechos for 3 nights as part of a land package arranged by a local tour agency.  The accommodation is basic and and near downtown Iguazù. Also a short walk away are restaurants, souvenir shops and a bus terminal.  Currency Exchange is quite far but some souvenir shops will change your money if you ask. The hostel seems famous to families.  It was full when I stayed last March and many tour buses picked up guests in the morning. I checked in night time and was given a room facing a garden, which I liked.  However, when I reached the room,  the door was left open and when I entered, found mosquitoes inside.  The bathroom door knob was broken but when I reported, it was immediately replaced.  The room is simple, dark and you can tell everything inside it needs some serious upgrading.  The bed and pillows are uncomfortable.  The linens look damp.  The shower water pressure, however, is very good.   A simple breakfast is included and is served at your table but for the drinks, you have to help yourself at the counter.  It is good the hostel has a restaurant which is open until late night.  What is impressive about this hostel is their helpful staff.  Even if some of them do not speak English, they did exert effort in answering my queries about directions, tours and places to see. And when I reported about the broken door knob, a maintenance staff came in less than 10 minutes and replaced it.