We used this place in Foz do Iguazu for a 5 day trip to the falls. The hotel (if a little dated in style) is clean, tidy, air conditioned, has TV & a number of lounge areas to sit in plus a pool to relax by at the end of a tiring day (if you can stand looking at any... More

Stayed here for 2 nights to see the falls booked as part of a tour pkg. Room was average and simply furnished with a small balcony overlooking the street. Found both breakfast and dinner buffet excellent with plenty of variety. There is a patio with furniture and an average size pool which I didn't get to used due to rainy... More

Stayed for four nights. PROS: excellent location (2min walk from bus station, where we caught buses to both sides of waterfalls, to Puerto Iguazú, Argentina, and to the Itaipú Dam, and close to a few nice bars and restaurants); great price; good service; very nice breakfast. CONS: small and old room (nice bathroom though); noisy swimming pool under the window.

Stayed here for 1 night, in December 2010. Arrived very late at night, around 2am but there where no problems checking in at that time. Staff don't speak any English but were very helpful although we hardly know a word in Portugeese or Spanish. Room was clean, air-conditioning was good and the Breakfast was brilliant. Probebly wouldn't stay there for... More

I stayed at Turrance on September and I can say that the hotel is good, specially for those who chases for cheap, yet comfortable hotels. The staff is great, from the receptionist to the housekeeper they helped me every moment. The room was tidy, organized and seemed to be new (I knew later that the rooms were reformed). It's well... More

This place is drab, old, and terribly dirty. Enough said. I'd rather stay in a hostel, honestly.

This hotel was completely mediocre all around, and my biggest complaint was probably the fact that it's dated with 1970s tackiness. Our room was tiny, and instead of giving us a queen-sized bed like we asked, they pushed 2 twins together, which left virtually no floor space for our luggage. The room was fairly minimalist, bordering on cheesy, but the... More

I waited until relatively late before booking a hotel in Iguacu Falls, so my on-line options looked limited. I saw some bad reviews of this hotel here, but it was cheap and, anyway, I was interested in the Falls, not the hotel. I was not disappointed. Not the best hotel, but for the money (about $55 US) I was satisfied.... More

We got stuck with this hotel because of a convention that filled the other hotels in town. Thank God, we only spent a couple of nights in town, which is more than plenty to see both sides of the falls (which are a must see in life), the Itaipu dam and a little shopping. Everything at the hotel was old... More