Frontera

Hotel San Antonio Tomas de Rocamora Data updated on November 9, 2026

Hotel · San Antonio

Hotel San Antonio In downtown San Antonio

What is Frontera like?

Hotel in San Antonio It is in San Antonio, in the Northern rainforest and border region, in downtown San Antonio.

At a glance

Type	Hotel
Town	San Antonio
Region	Northern rainforest and border
Address	Tomas de Rocamora
Distance to downtown San Antonio	70 m
Phone	+54 9 3741 40 1460
Coordinates	-26.05667, -53.7342

About Frontera

Frontera is a place to stay in San Antonio, in the Northern rainforest and border region of Misiones.

For busy dates (July winter holidays, Easter and long weekends) it is best to book ahead.

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Ask whether breakfast and parking are included in the rate.

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Coordinates: -26.05667, -53.7342

Compare with similar hotels and apartments

Place	Town	Distance	Hours	Contact
Frontera	San Antonio	—	—
Hostal San Antonio	San Antonio	6.9 km	—	—
Irigoyen	Bernardo de Irigoyen	24 km	—
Hospedaje La Casona	Bernardo de Irigoyen	24 km	—	—
ACA	Bernardo de Irigoyen	24 km	—

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What else is nearby

Reserva natural estricta San Antonio3.3 km Camping Don Juan Cantera5.4 km Hostal San Antonio6.9 km Reserva Natural Estricta San Antonio7.2 km Camping Luciano9.6 km Salto Central13 km

Frequently asked questions

Where is Frontera?

At Tomas de Rocamora, San Antonio, Misiones, in downtown San Antonio. Coordinates: -26.05667, -53.7342.

What are the opening hours of Frontera?

We don't have confirmed opening hours yet. You can call +54 9 3741 40 1460.

What is the phone number of Frontera?

+54 9 3741 40 1460.

What is near Frontera?

Reserva natural estricta San Antonio (3.3 km), Camping Don Juan Cantera (5.4 km), Hostal San Antonio (6.9 km).

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Guides to Misiones

Things to do in Misiones: 20 must-do plansFrom Iguazú Falls to Moconá Falls, by way of the Jesuit Ruins, yerba mate and the immigrant towns.Iguazú Falls: a guide to visitingTrails, how much time you need, getting there from Puerto Iguazú and tips to make the most of the day.Jesuit Ruins of Misiones: San Ignacio, Santa Ana, Loreto and Santa MaríaThe four World Heritage missions: what each one has, how to combine them and the evening show at San Ignacio.Moconá Falls: how to go and when you can see themThe region's only lengthwise waterfalls: where to start, how to see them and why they sometimes disappear.The Yerba Mate Route in Misiones: drying sheds, museums and flavoursApóstoles, the national yerba capital, yerba estates open to visitors and the journey from leaf to mate.How to get to Misiones: plane, bus and carFlights to Puerto Iguazú and Posadas, buses from Buenos Aires and the roads in by car. Approximate distances and times.