We arrived early, exhausted from the bus, and were made welcome immediately. The room was very clean, comfortable, with air conditioning, and quiet. We had access to internet from our room. The staff were more than accommodating with information and changed our stay to another day without question. The breakfast room was sunny and bright with good selection. We took... More

My 15 year old son and I stayed at Baviera Iguassu while we visited the Brazilian side of the waterfalls, the Itaipu Dam and Ciudad del Este, Paraguay. The hotel is located a five-minute walk from Foz de Iguacu's main street, Av. Brasil, where a bank, many shops, restaurants and an internet cafe are located. There also are several decent... More

This is our view of the Hotel Baviera. The lobby is nice, bright and airy and the people at the desk could not be friendlier or more helpful, although we had to struggle with our portuguese. We were grateful that the laundry service we used to wash our clothes is right next door to the hotel, and since the laundry... More

Location was nice and overall experience was fine. Hotel is older and rooms are perhaps a little rough but it is an affordable place. I would recommend if you are on a budget.

I cannot disagree with others who have suggested the hotel's location is good, however it is a small town and this isn't really that important a factor. The place is dark and dingy and is certainly at the bottom end of the "mid-range" accommodation scale. Our double room, although a decent size, was not clean - dirty sheets & littered.... More

Efficiently run by a German émigré and his son, the prime advantage of this hotel is its location. Aside from the Tropical and the Sheraton, both of which are located within the Brazilian and Argentinian parks, you won't find a better location on the Brazilian side, since it's right on Schimmelpfeng, the city of Foz' central avenue. There's laundry services... More

The Baviera Hotel, located at Av. Jorge Schimmelpfeng 697 in Foz de Iguacu, is conveniently located within 15 miles of the famous falls, spotless, and a real bargain for travelers visiting Iguacu Falls or the world's largest hydroelectric plant just north of Iguacu. In our March, 2006, stay, the management was friendly and helpful, and the 40-item breakfast included with... More