The property was nice, however we did pay more for a quadruple room and did not get one even after showing my reservation. The jungle was a nice experience and the girls took full advantage of the pool but it was an expensive stay for what it offered. Worth noting there is no restaurant on site, but there is a luxury hotel three minutes walk away which offered good food.

Great place to stay, good price, friendly staff, complete and yummy breakfast. We were a family of 5, we had a wide room, very comfortable.

Lovely property near Iguazu falls. Property was clean, well maintained and the staff was top notch. Highly recommend for a family stay.

Of every accommodation I had booked on my three week tour of Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay, this one I was by far the most excited for. And it did not disappoint. Literally a cabin in the jungle, completely isolated from other cabins. There is a wooden walkway that is lighted at night (looks incredible). The cabin itself is very big, with a full bathroom and a porch/deck sitting area looking into the foliage. The staff were great, and the dinner I ordered was very good. Breakfast options were not crazy, but still decent. Parking on site. Loved every minute of my stay here, and will definitely stay here again on my next visit, without question.

The rooms are little cottages and there is a wooden walk way leading through the jungle to each one. It certainly feels private/isolated. I was a little scared to go out at night (because I am afraid of spiders, etc) but I did not see any big bugs (just a huge frog). The staff were nice. English language extremely limited (we got by with google translate and my husband's high school Spanish). There was a good restaurant right next door (2 minute walk) which we chose because it is a pain to take taxis everywhere and can be expensive.

Lovely cabanas, private, comfortable, big bathroom, 2 sinks, big beds, the woods right outside. The staff were a bit undertrained and varied between helpful and not really. We had to ask for everything even every day, "Can we have some ice, a knife for the room, a plate, a 2nd wine glass"... each day. That was tiring. Breakfast was just slices of cold ham and cheese and bread, not even eggs. I'm used to cooked breakfasts at places of this caliber and look forward to them; not here. Still, we enjoyed the cabana, the woods and the pool.

Beautiful setting in the rain forest with vegetation outside your door. - lovely ambience. The walkways to the cabins were kept clean of leaves etc and well lit at night. The cabins (Sleeping area, bathrooms) are very spacious. There were problems with the internet. We had 2 cabins and one never could get wifi. They did look at it and said it was working but we could never log on. If you eat dinner, you need to pay cash, although you can pay for your room with a credit card.

We loved our stay at the Tierra Guarani! The family quadruple cabin was charming and was perfect for our family of four, with two college-aged kids. When we sat out on the terrace in the evening, we could hear a symphony of birds and insects. The room was spotlessly clean. (Note: this hotel is at the edge of the jungle; you will probably see a bug or two during your stay, but nothing terrible.) The breakfast was good and the staff were very helpful - loaning us an adapter since we had forgotten to pack one for Argentina, and arranging taxis as needed.