Belmond Hotel Das Cataratas, Iguazú Falls, Brazil

Luxury hotel in an unbeatable location overlooking the Iguazú Falls

3 nights from around £710 to £970 per person sharing a Superior Room (depending on season), including breakfast

Flights, transfers and tailor-made itineraries available on request

Belmond Hotel das Cataratas has an awe inspiring location just yards from the spectacular Iguazú Falls and is the only hotel located within the National Park. This luxurious colonial-style residence is the most exclusive

place to stay and being so close means guests have the Falls all to themselves

before the park gates open and also after dark.

Accommodation

Belmond Hotel das Cataratas has 190 classically styled rooms and suites featuring Portuguese hand-painted tiles, hardwood furnishings and premium bedding, plus modern conveniences such as complimentary wifi, flatscreen TV, minibar, and spacious ensuite marble bathroom.

Activities & Experiences

Exclusive to hotel guests, don't miss the Full Moon Walking Tour to see the magical lunar rainbow. For fast-paced action adventures, try waterfall rappelling below Salto Macuco waterfall or a traditional Macuco Safari, which takes you, via speedboat, below the staggering Lower Falls, before you venture deep into the area's rainforests. There's also helicopter tours, rafting, Bird Park visits, tennis, archery and volleyball.

Facilities & Services

Belmond Hotel das Cataratas has two swimming pools (one for children), a kids club, a spa, fitness studio, and two restaurants. Ipê Grill serves a delicious buffet breakfast and, in the evening, a barbecue offering a variety of tender meats and tasty side dishes. Itaipu is a fine dining restaurant serving a mix of Brazilian-international fusion dishes.

Treatments at the Cataratas Spa's utilise an array of responsibly-harvested, sustainable ingredients from Brazil's rainforests - tropical fruits, moisturising butters and organic plant extracts provide nourishment and replenishment to body and soul.

Weather & Seasons

The high season is in January, February and Easter when most Brazilians (and Argentines) are on holiday and the Falls are unusually busy. May and July are rainy months and the volume of the waters is at its maximum.