La Aldea de la Selva Lodge

I chose La Aldea on a current trip to see Iguaza Falls. I thought this was an interesting choice due to its niche of being more of a wooded lodge. I was very happy with my choice. The staff was delightful as was the swimming pool. I think a setting like this leads people to be more outgoing and it was so easy to strike up chats with people around the pool. I was also fortunate enough to have found a great taxi driver who, was so very helpful, especially getting to the Brazilian side of the Falls. I can't recommend him enough. His name is Fabioo Villalba and his email is fabioo3034@gmail.com If you are in need of a trusted driver I would strongly consider him.

Long day traveling arrived at hotel at 22:00. We were happy restaurant was open until 22:30. Front desk agent said we could eat. Immediately went to restaurant and was told we needed have a reservation? Restaurant was about 20% full. After some discussion and explaining we just arrived and couldn’t have possibly made reservation and that we would order something simple we were permitted to eat. 3 times during stay key needed to be reprogrammed with trips back to the desk each time. Safe would not accept a combination so could not use. We were told and had to sign a paper that we could not bring back any food or beverages from outside the hotel? Never have had this anywhere else. Breakfast was good but for dinner pretty basic and inadequate. Nice feeling place with a ecological appeal.

An amazing place in the jungle. Parkitecture style. In late June, there were no mosquitoes. The jacuzzi on the balcony was great. The restaurant was great, and the staff was great: they got us taxis to attractions and tickets to the show when we asked. One desk attendant had very limited English, which was a bit inconvenient. NOTE: This hotel is in Argentine, so you cannot get an Uber from Brazil; you have to get a taxi and cross the border. Overall, it was our favorite hotel in a long 17-day trip. The waterfalls are truly a world-quality wonder.

First of all, the staff there are extremely helpful and friendly. It's a very relaxing place. They made good suggestions (like trying the fresh pasta, or going on a quick catamaran trip when our plans didn't work out, they had our room ready early and when there was a mix up with the airport pick up, they automatically made the effort to compensate and gave us a free return drop-off). The property is well kept, it's an amazing experience to be in the middle of the jungle-refuge, with fresh air, nature and they take care to protect and respect the nature and trees over construction. Finally, I highly recommend eating here. Everything is freshly made. I had a delicious maracuya-mango smoothie, amazing gnocchis a la bolognese, and the flan and maracuya mousse were great. There's a small wine bodega and the cocktail list was extensive, and the prices were all more than acceptable. Highly recommend this place and I want to stay here again.

Food was good, staff was friendly/helpful. They were especially helpful letting us remain in the hotel hours after check out while we waited got our ride to the airport

When we arrived at La Selva Verde, we were told that a water pipe in our room had broken and there were no other rooms available. We were quite disappointed as we had really been looking forward to our stay in the jungle. Maxi went out of his way to make the most out of a difficult situation. He got us a room at the Saint George in Iguazu for two nights and covered our taxi ride into town along with other niceties. The Saint George was nice and we had a beautiful room but we really wanted to be in the jungle. On the 3rd night, the room was repaired and we were taxied back to La Selva Verde and were given a wonderful room (pretty sure it was above what we reserved). The pool was fantastic and the main lodge was beautiful. Dinner and breakfast were both delicious! Wish we could have stayed there all 3 nights. Cheers to Maxi for doing all he could do to make us happy!!