IGUAZU GRAND
Iguazu
Iguazu Grand: Our ViewThe Iguazu Grand hotel is probably the best hotel outside of the Iguazu national park. Set away from the main road the hotel is surrounded by manicured gardens, palm trees and at the centre of which is a lovely swimming pool. The rooms are spacious with a boutique interior and the dining room overlooks the pool and gardens. An extensive spa and a casino ensures there is always something to do at this hotel. Iguazu Grand: Fast Facts
Iguazu Grand: The DetailThe Iguazu Grand hotel is part of the leading hotels of the world and therefore has everything you would expect from being part of this hotel group. The hotel is located on the Argentinean side of the falls, near the border of Brazil and just 18 km from the Iguazu National Park. The Iguazu Grand has 60 luxurious suites in 4 categories including a Presidential Suite and also has; a large pool area which is surrounded by lush gardens, gym, sauna, Jacuzzi, massage, tennis courts and a spa. It also boasts two restaurants; El Jardín serving international cuisine served in casual yet elegant ambiance and the La Terraza which is surrounded by beautiful gardens and is the ideal place to enjoy lunch, this restaurant offers Argentinean “asado”. It also offers a Casino where you can play; Black Jack, Roulette. Poker, Baccarat, Craps and Slot machines, and three live music bars as well. You may also likeBuenos Aires
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