Cataratas is a timecapsule, It actually has all you need but in an oldfashioned 1970s way. Large rooms,a nice garden with a large pool. The restaurant serves plenty of food at all times with a great variety but with a slight east European touch... All in all, it is acceptable but it really needs to be refurbished in all ways... More

Hotel has spectacular ammenities, tennis, nice pool, heated pool, fitness center, spa. Service was very good and the Restaurant had an amazing buffet and breakfast. The hotel is definetly not 5 stars due to its current condition (very old) but is clean anyways.

I didn't get a room that overlooks the pool but the pool was great. It had a tiny slide and waterfall which gave me a quick head & neck massage. U can also order drinks and snacks by the pool if u are too lazy to go to town for a meal. The hotel also has a tour desk and... More

I'm looking at a gorgeous sunset from my room at Hotel Cataratas. My room also overlooks the pool, which is very nice (though it would be nicer if the Jacuzzi were heated). Others have complained about dilapidated rooms, but mine is fine. My problem is that the hotel staff told me that the entrance fee to the Iguazú National Park... More

Our itinerary showed we we were staying in Das Cataratas but when we arrived we were told we were staying at Catartas hotel in Argentina !!! What a shock when we arrived. It claims to be 5 *. This is ridiculous. It is no more than a 3*.It looks very tired and in need of a major refubishment. The staff... More

I was traveling through South America with a group and we stayed one night in this hotel. It was nice but a little bit old and it needs to be renovated. This is the only hotel where the toilet is a separate room from the bathroom. For one night, this hotel was nice and I don't understand those people giving... More

We used this hotel as a base to see the Iguazu Falls. It seems that many of the bad reviews of this hotel stems from its high star rating and high prices. I didn't pay attention to the stars and I paid a lot less for the room on booking.com plus I paid with black market pesos. So consequently my... More

Well people sometimes you're lucky and sometimes you end up in a dump like we did this time. This so called 5 starred hotel asked $ 175 per night for a true bad experience. We were put in a room next to the reception area (noisy) which was damp and smelly. Everything was old. Dirty carpet, torn cushions etc. Old... More

This is absolutely NOT a 5-star hotel, nor 4 nor 3. Totally run down, horrible feeling, dismissive personnel... I don't even know where to start. When we got to the room, it looked like someone had had a nap on the beds, the covers were all "wrinkled". As I opened the door to the bathroom I saw 4 or 5... More