I just returned from a short 3 day trip to Iguazu in mid July 2015. The Hotel was selected through expedia based on descriptions of simple amenities and good location. Though our expectations were restrained and limited, this hotel failed dismally in even our minimal requirements. It would be hard to label this a 'motel' let alone a hotel. My familys' experience: We found the front desk to struggle with customer service and basic communication with english speaking customers. Considering Iguazu is a major tourist draw, this is a serious weakness. The hotel is surrounded by old, cheap quality furniture, in the foyer, bedrooms, cafeteria. Quite unappealing image wise. The rooms have some of the worst beds we have slept in. These are old, lumpy, and uncomfortable. All of these need to be replaced. The bathroom is ensuite, with shower. The toilet seats are the cheapest thin plastic one could imagine finding. There is NO, NO, NO exhaust in the bathroom. So if a family of 3-4 stays in the room, there is no escape from the bathroom odours. Compound this with no means for dampness to escape from the shower and sink, and the stay is miserable. There is no housekeeping service for the rooms. During our 3 nights stay, our beds were not made, towels not removed, bathroom not cleaned, and floor not swept once. The linen and pillows carry a stale damp and musty odour. The wifi and internet service is patchy, and we managed to connect on wifi one evening out of three. The breakfast is poor in quality. The bread is half cooked, and fruits appeared stale and old even in the morning. The dinner had plenty of vegetables which is good, but even this did not look fresh. Overall, the hotel needs a major revision in management. At every turn the appearance was of an intent to save money, and this reflected in poor quality of staff, food, service and rooms. Its' a shame, as the location of this euphemism is good, and on a major road.…