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Where to stay in Misiones: which area to choose
Puerto Iguazú, Posadas, San Ignacio, El Soberbio or a jungle lodge: what each base offers and who it suits.
By the editorial team of misiones.com.ar · Updated on
Quick answer
For the falls, Puerto Iguazú. For the ruins, San Ignacio or Posadas. For Moconá, El Soberbio or a lodge in Yabotí. If you are touring the province, combine two or three bases.
Puerto Iguazú
The widest choice in the province: hotels of every category, hostels and cabins. Downtown has restaurants and bars within walking distance; the jungle area along route 12 is closer to the park and quieter. See places to stay in Iguazú.
Posadas
The capital has city hotels, good food and the riverfront. It is a practical base for the ruins (an hour away) and for arriving by plane. See Posadas and around.
San Ignacio
Staying in San Ignacio lets you see the evening show at the ruins without driving at night. There are inns, hostels and campsites. See Jesuit Ruins.
El Soberbio and Yabotí
For Moconá: cabins and hotels in El Soberbio, or lodges deep in the forest inside the reserve. See Moconá and Upper Uruguay.
Jungle lodges
There are lodges in Iguazú, Andresito, Yabotí and other areas, with guided activities and wildlife watching. See the jungle lodge ranking.
Places in this guide
Gran Meliá Iguazú
Hotel in Puerto Iguazú · 5 stars
See details →Passaros Suite
Hotel in Puerto Iguazú · 3 stars
See details →Hostel Park Iguazú
Hostel in Puerto Iguazú
See details →Amatista
Hotel in Wanda
See details →El Guembé hostel house
Hostel in Puerto Iguazú
See details →Castillo
Hotel in Capioví · 4 stars
See details →Tucan Hostel
Hostel in Puerto Iguazú
See details →Nomads Hostel Iguazú
Hostel in Puerto Iguazú
See details →Frequently asked questions
How many nights in Puerto Iguazú?
At least two, to have a full day in the Argentine park. With three you can add the Brazilian side or activities in the forest.