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Mercure Iguazu Hotel Iru

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Low-key Mercure Iguazú Hotel Iru, enveloped in jungle rainforest, offers a peaceful base for visits to Iguazú Falls.

Mercure Iguazú Iru is an excellent base for visiting the Iguazú Falls, enveloped by the tropical rainforest of the Iryapú jungle, creating the feeling that you are staying in a remote natural wilderness.

This property offers a peaceful stay accompanied by birdsong, even though you are not far from the town of Puerto Iguazú and the airports on both the Argentinian and the Brazilian sides of the border.

To take advantage of forest views, all the guest rooms have wall-sized picture windows and balconies, surrounded by tropical plants. The buildings, linked by wooden walkways, are low-rise and use of stone, wood and foliage-studded décor blends the property with the environment, while the style is strikingly contemporary with rustic touches.

There’s a smart restaurant, woodland-fringed pool and fitness centre with whirlpool to relax after exploring the Falls.

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What our clients say

  • This hotel was spotlessly clean and probably our second favourite after Patagonia camp. It has a huge pool and the food in restaurant was also good . 

    LH, Altrincham Feb 2018
  • A good base for the Falls within easy distance of the town and its restaurants.

    JS, Sevenoaks Apr 2018
  • Hotel room was comfortable facillities had to be booked and sadly there was no coffee station in our room unlike the Brick Hotel Evening meal and breakfast provided a wide…

    AC, Saffron walden Mar 2018
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Kathryn Rhodes - Travel Expert

Kathryn backpacked across Argentina, Chile, Bolivia and Peru before joining us. She has a degree in Philosophy and French and is a keen netball player.

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