Awasi Iguazu

Iguazu, Argentina

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Stay at Awasi Iguazu

Awasi Iguazu opened in 2018 as the third property to join this boutique chain of luxury hotels in South America. The 14 individual villas are located in a private reserve on the fringes of the River Iguazu. Each villa has a private deck surrounded by rainforest with a plunge pool to cool off in the heat of the day and listen to the sounds of nature. Awasi Iguazu is only 20 minutes from the famous Iguazu waterfalls meaning guests get a head start to reach the park as it opens, allowing for about 30 minutes of exploration almost all to yourself. Beyond the waterfalls, your personal guide and vehicle give you the freedom to explore rivers, Jesuit missions and hidden rock pools.

So many visitors to Iguazu focus on the waterfalls without ever realising that the Atlantic Rainforest beyond is one of the region’s highlights. Thankfully, fewer visitors mean that the wildlife and forests have been left mostly untouched. The Awasi chain is renowned for making every guest feel like a VIP and working hard to ensure the experience feels warm and special. Your guide will discuss your personal interests each day and design excursions that suit you.

Why we love it

Only 20 minutes from the Iguazu falls and immersed in the Atlantic rainforest.
Every private villa includes a private vehicle and a guide for a fully bespoke experience.
Delicious food inspired by the natural resources of the jungle.

Facilities

Private Plunge Pool

Coffee Corner with Jungle Views

WiFi

Restaurant

Bar

Experiences

Gastronomy

Discover the gourmet side of the rainforest - plucked from the jungle and placed on your plate.

Iguazu Falls

Truly breathtaking. Take a seat in the front row, watching the theatre of Mother Nature unfold.

Personal Guiding

Your personal guide and vehicle give you the freedom to explore rivers, Jesuit missions and hidden rock pools.

Atlantic Rainforest

An area of incredible beauty and home to 1000s of endemic plants and animals. One of the regions highlights unknown by many so it remains mostly untouched.

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