Posada 21 Oranges

The location is a bit beyond the city center, but it's still walkable if you don't mind a stroll of under an hour. Uber also works well, and there's a small, well-stocked shop one street over for essentials. We had a great stay: the room was a nice size and serviced daily, breakfast was good, and the pool was clean and pleasantly warm even at night. The water quality was good in both the shower and sink. There's also a sweet cat roaming the grounds. No complaints.

I hadn't realized that a Posada is usually a family-run inn, so I was pleasantly surprised by the personal, non-corporate feel. The manager was great and suggested taxis, since Uber isn't used at IGR airport. The grounds and pool are beautiful, and the room was large. Air conditioning cooled it quickly, and housekeeping made it up nicely each day. Breakfast was very good, with delicious fruit and amazing croissants.

We were lucky to be upgraded to a larger room, which was clean, spacious and very nice. Everything was well organized. The place is just outside the busy center, with a big garden and a lovely pool. Breakfast was very good too. Thanks for a nice stay.

The pool and garden were the highlights for me: beautiful, peaceful, and full of birdsong in the mornings, without roosters or barking dogs. I spent three nights here in early February while visiting Iguazu Falls. The posada is outside the town center, though aside from Tres Fronteras, I didn't find much to the town itself. It's conveniently located for the airport, Iguazu National Park, and the route to the Brazilian border crossing for Iguacu NP. The place was very clean, with a charming rustic look, a comfortable bed and a nice veranda. For a simple meal, you can get empanadas or mini pizzas by the pool or on your veranda. Breakfast was very good, with eggs cooked to order, fruit, pastries and fresh-squeezed juice. The service was warm and friendly. Highly recommended!