Hotel Raices Esturion Reviews

If you don't speak Spanish don't visit this hotel. Made me feel unwanted because I don't speak Spanish. The best thing was the taxi drivers of the hotel that were extra ordinary.

The room is big, especially the bed, and it's very clean, which is pretty good in Argentina. The airport bus can go directly to the airport. Turn right for about 200 meters and you will see the scenic spots of the Three Kingdoms. It is also the starting point for the bus to the Great Falls. Currently, the one-way ticket to the Great Falls is 3,000 local currency, and the one-way ticket to the airport is 3,300 local currency (5,900 yuan round trip). ), a taxi costs 12,000 yuan, and the ticket to Iguazu Falls is 20,000 local currency (about 20 US dollars). You can rent cars and travel at the hotel's TAXI and REMIS centers, and the services are very good. The hotel stipulates check-out at ten o'clock. Since we were on an evening flight, the front desk asked the manager for instructions and delayed check-out until twelve o'clock.

The place is beautiful, and not in the very center, but it’s a nice 20-minute walk to get there. There’s a transport stop nearby if you don’t want to walk. A bus leaves for the waterfalls almost right outside the hotel. The room is spacious, but the equipment is a bit old. There are not enough chairs on the balcony. In such a wonderful space, I would like more attentive staff and customer focus. They take a very long time to check in, although the rooms are ready. Breakfast does not reach 4 stars, a lot of spoiled fruit, no vegetables. And the omelette is not always ready, the expectation is that it will be prepared on the spot, but this does not work. But the hotel area is very beautiful and green!

The hotel is conveniently located for bus connections from the airport to the park. Just cross the road. Old but well maintained

Good environment, good service

A good all round hotel for visiting the falls. Close to the town with lots of bars and restaurants. Room was quite large and comfy. No staff to help with luggage and breakfast room was very nice either a good selection of foods. I did not eat there at night but the group I was with were not impressed but their opinion not mine. The pool area was fine. Not posh the drinks there were nice and reasonably priced. The grounds were nice. Nice wildlife too.

The hotel is set in lovely grounds with a very nice pool area. The rooms are big and the bed is very comfortable. There are a few restaurants within walking distance. Ponta Ar is particularly good. The restaurant in the hotel , Caviar, and the pool bar are both a real letdown. The menu is very limited and the food is not cooked well. We had steak and although tasty was very chewy. The drinks menu is very limited basically wine, beer, gin or rum. The is no bar as this seems to have been taken over by a huge tv constantly playing football games, so you have to find someone if you want a drink and they will get it from the restaurant.

A hidden gem in Puerto Iguazu! An oasis of relax, laid back ambiance all in lush greenery. I extended my stay cause I simply wanted to take advanatge of this calm surrounding. Great, clean and big swimming pool, cozy sunbeds to make your chill time even more perfect. The beds are very comfy, we stayed in the adjancted room with kids - I do recommand for families. Typical Argentinian breakfast with yummy medialunas, but also eggs, ham and cheese, toast, cereals and fruits - even though repetitive, you can eat well. The staff is super nice and supportive, thums up for all of them - we felt greeted by all of them. I highly recommand this hotel!

The hotel is quite old, but clean and everything worked. Water taps are a little tricky, and their online check-in (for automatic key pickup) didn't work. Breakfast is quite simple but ok. The location is nice, a few blocks from the park of the three borders that has a couple of nice restaurants.

We spent 3 nights at this hotel during a visit to the Argentina and Brazil Iguazo Falls. It has 4 stars on the sign, surely a reference to better days. At present, it has been worn down by the ravages of heat, humidity, and rain. It has a nice pool area though, a respite for people who spent a half day in either side seeing sights. Nothing memorable here.

The location is lovely, with easy access to walk along the river. The view from my room window was of trees, with birds singing. The large outdoor pool was wonderful.

Best hotel in the area, very recommended great breakfast, rooms and pool area.

Hotel location is excellent, Installations are poor. The bathroom zinc in my room fell down totally and I had to move to another room that share a door with the next room. Breakfast options were good. Would I stay here again? Probably not.

Checking in was smooth and painless. Room was clean and comfortable. Room and toilet amenities were adequate. Breakfast spread was pretty normal. Housekeeping was great. Overall, staff are quite friendly and helpful. Location was good on a quiet street. Walking distance to the centre of town and to the viewpoint of the rivers dividing the 3 countries of Paraguay, Brazil & Argentina. The hotel has seen it's hey days back when. It's quite dated but the management has done it's darnest to maintain a standard. The restaurant at the pool isn't that good. Like a public pool canteen kinda fare. Lots of area to lounge around the pool. The pool looks like a standard pool at summer camp...like something out of a 60's movie. I gave it a 4* rating as I don't think the Esturion should be short changed as it still has alot to offer if given a chance to be tweaked....but for now it is a solid 3.5*. Would consider staying here again.