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Belmond Hotel Das Cataratas

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The only hotel in Brazil's Foz do Iguaçu National Park, directly in front of the waterfalls with private access to the park outside opening hours.

Belmond Hotel Das Cataratas offers one of the most spectacular settings in South America, directly in front of the Iguazú Falls.

Uniquely, this hotel offers the opportunity to explore this Brazilian park when it is closed to the public, giving secluded access to this monumental natural wonder throughout the evening, night and early morning.

There is a panoramic view of the falls, which comprises of 275 separate cataracts plunging over a 3km granite precipice, a few steps from the hotel. Bright guestrooms are a stylish mix of tropical and Portuguese influences, some with partial waterfall views.

The hotel’s pink exterior and mock-colonial design has the elegance of a refined bygone era. The garden is dotted with palms, a supremely relaxing place to unwind after a day exploring the walkways around the falls. There are two restaurants: one a casual buffet-style affair beside the sunny outdoor pool and the other offering à la carte dining in front of the falls.

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What our clients say

  • "Top quality hotel in every respect. Staff most courteous and helpful."

    JF, Newcastle Upon Tyne Apr 2014
  • "Excellent Hotel and service. Food was varied suiting all palates. I am vegetarian and there was such a huge variety to eat. they also cater for gluten free diets, and…

    BS,Harrow Nov 2014
  • "Fantastic place - would not hesitate to recommend this to anyone wishing to visit Iguacu."

    FL, Ware Apr 2014
  • "A first class hotel worthy of it's status with well trained staff. The best breakfast of the whole holiday."

    HT, Brackley Feb 2014
  • Fantastic place. Great location. Loved it - a bit of luxury to kick things off.

    JM, Glasgow Nov 2017
  • Good room,  wonderful position in the park, lovely pool area. Good service and nice food.

    AF, Merriott Apr 2017
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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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