Las Hotel Boutique

The chefs make outstanding food, and the hotel is family-run by professionals, doctors who moved into hospitality. Everyone we dealt with was excellent. Raphael was helpful and informative, as were the check-in staff and room attendant. The hotel itself is stunning, close to shopping, the airport, and Igaazu falls. It was an extreme pleasure dealing with the hotel, staff, and tourism heads. This hidden jewel deserves to be discovered by people looking for their dream holiday. Ask at the front desk for The best Tourist Guide in the world, ANDREAS.

The grounds are gorgeous, and Samuel and the team made the whole stay feel even more special. We spent three nights here for the waterfalls, and the rooms felt almost new, with plenty of space and a warm feel. Breakfast is a whole four-course event, so come hungry. We’d love to return someday.

The bangalôs make for a wonderfully private stay, and the team really goes out of its way to make you feel special. I was impressed by the range on the extensive restaurant menu, too. The rooms are incredible. This little boutique hotel made the experience unforgettable.

The food was a highlight, especially dinner. The lamb rack, beef, and shrimp were all cooked just right, and breakfast came as a leisurely fine dining experience with fruit, cheese and ham, two hot dishes usually including eggs, and two desserts. Allow at least an hour and a half, so it’s better when you aren’t rushing out to sightsee. Worth trying once. We stayed in a bungalow style duplex with a very comfortable bed, a Jacuzzi bathtub, and a private heated pool outdoors. There were two shower heads in the shower room, handy for two people at once. The resort had a relaxed, welcoming feel and lots of greenery, with even some small turkeys wandering around. The bar was excellent as well. Service was great throughout. I’d easily call it a five star resort.