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"Service ethic of staff is incomparable. Maria Lissett Leiva, Guest Experience Manager set standards that other resorts only aspire to. Given the hotel's location within full view of (and short walking distance to) one of the world's natural wonders doesn't hurt either. The food in the restaurant was delicious, breakfast as well as dinner and once again the service level was unparalleled. My partner and I felt near regret at having to leave such natural beauty and warm hospitality behind."

"Friendly staff, very spacious room, serene grounds. Check out the butterfly farm. "

"Staff, especially the front desk, went above and beyond to help make our stay a success. Thank you!!"

"This beautiful property is off the beaten path. We loved the park-like grounds and the friendly family who welcomed us. Carolina and he sweet daughter showed us the ropes and connected us with a wonderful taxi driver to take us to Brazil. There is a nice playscape for younger kids. "

"We recently had the pleasure of staying at Tupa Lodge, and we couldn't be happier with our experience. The lodge itself was absolutely great – a beautiful and welcoming environment that truly enhanced our family vacation. The service was consistently on point, with the staff being attentive, friendly, and incredibly helpful throughout our stay. Thanks to the wonderful setting and excellent service, we had a truly great family time. We highly recommend Tupa Lodge for anyone looking for a fantastic getaway!"

"The room was great, mattresses were firm Grounds were lovely. Breakfast was very fresh and appealing."

"The staff is friendly and supportive "

"Difficult one to be honest, quite unique with the brewery but the service is atrocious, rooms are poor,yet there’s great potential here,just needs a bit of investment and bar staff getting trained"

"“GLAMPING” is the exact perfect word for this hotel!  You are in the jungle.  This is a few miles out of town on a dirt road, so it does take a bit of extra time and effort to get there.  The “tents” are permanent structure on stilts.  Maybe a bit more like a fancy hut!  You can see the “bones” of the structure from inside, and it felt almost like being inside a huge whale’s rib cage!  Each is a nicely decorated self-contained unit with a very comfy bed, large bathroom, its own water heater, refrigerator, desk, etc.  A huge step above “real” camping!  The hotel has a main building with a swimming pool where meals are served.  The staff is very friendly and helpful.  Natalia served a lovely breakfast, Leonel was in charge of the dinner service, and Samuel is in charge of the grounds and maintenance.  I also met Claudia on my last evening.  If I understood correctly, she is the general manager.  Her English is excellent, and she was able to answer some of my questions about Argentina, since this was my first trip.  After spending several weeks in Buenos Aires, it was nice to be in a very green open space for a few days.  It’s my understanding that the hotel is the brain child of a woman who has a restaurant in Puerto Iguazu.  So the food served at the hotel gets its inspiration from there and is very good.  The meals were definitely a huge plus to the experience, and much of what was served is from the state in which Iguazu is located! "