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Awasi Iguazu

Iguazu Falls (AR) • Puerto Iguazu • OVER THE TOP

avg. $1,268 / night

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At a glance

Fourteen forest villas on the Argentine bank of Iguazú Falls with architecture designed to disappear into the canopy.

Best for: Naturalists and architecture enthusiasts seeking immersion

Highlights:

  • Fourteen villas camouflaged within native Atlantic Forest canopy
  • Private timber platforms overlooking the Iguazú River and falls
  • Whitewashed timber interiors with exposed A-frame trusses and natural materials
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PB hotel design editorial

Pressed against the Argentine bank of the Iguazú River within the national park's buffer zone, where morning mist rises off the water and toucans move through the canopy overhead, Awasi Iguazú solves one of eco-hospitality's recurring problems — how to place a hotel in a landscape this charged without diminishing it. The answer, arrived at through a cluster of just fourteen private villas dispersed through native Atlantic Forest, is to make the architecture nearly invisible. Dark-painted corrugated metal rooflines sit below the tree canopy rather than above it, and the cobbled arrival court gives way to vegetation so dense that the buildings dissolve into the forest within twenty metres. Inside, the villas work a different register entirely — whitewashed timber-frame ceilings with exposed A-frame trusses, wide-plank hardwood floors, and an earthy palette of natural linen, terracotta throws, and unfinished wood joinery that keeps the rooms feeling more like carefully considered private houses than hotel accommodation. The main deck, cantilevered over the forest edge on darkened hardwood posts with teak furniture and slatted lanterns, extends the building into the canopy at dusk in a way that collapses the boundary between interior and exterior. Private viewing platforms push even further out over the riverbank — a pair of folding chairs on a timber deck, mist rolling off the Iguazú below, the falls audible but not yet visible — which is precisely the tension the property was designed to hold.

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About

"A rainforest treehouse beside the biggest waterfalls in the world" - Conde Nast Traveller. Our 14-Villa lodge is located in a secluded part of the jungle and 20 minutes from the Falls, Awasi is the only all-inclusive, carbon neutral luxury lodge in the area that provides a truly tailor-made experience. Each villa is given a private guide and 4WD to experience the entire region as it has never been seen before. As a part of Relais & Chateaux, Awasi’s chefs showcase the best local flavors, making for an unforgettable gastronomic journey. Discover time and space as the greatest of privileges.

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Awasi Iguazu Reviews

260 reviews

"Excellent!!!! Not enough words to express how great the staff were to us. Highly recommend to people traveling with family or alone. We flew into Brazil side and went across the border to Awasi. Tour guides were excellent. Lodge staff very accommodating with our picky eaters. Had a really nice surprise on our last night at dinner that touched us so much. If you want to see Iguazu Falls, stay here. You won't be disappointed."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 15, 2026

"It was great. A must visit place. The food both at dinner and during breakfast, service quality and someliers' debth of knowledge and offers was great."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 08, 2026

"Wonderful family vacation spot with activities for the entire family including children. Delicious food available at all times with delightful staff always willing to go the extra mile. Highly appreciated the care and kindness that was given to our family."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 02, 2026

"This is a truly great experience with knowledgeable guides, great waiters/waitresses, amazing food (kudos to the chef!) and friendly employees everywhere. They are truly accommodating. The facilities are perfect and blend into the area. Couldn't ask for a better 52nd Anniversary. Four nights is the perfect amount of time. You won't be disappointed and everything is all inclusive - they are very generous with the food and drinks! Visiting the falls from Awasi Iguazu is a one of a kind experience - they have their own early morning train to the Devil's Throat walkway so there aren't any crowds while you are there and we saw the huge crowds heading there on our way back. The Brazilian side is definitely worth the ride and the view (you need a Brazil Visa, which is easy to secure). The Jesuit ruins are worth seeing even though it is a long day (about 3 1/2 hours each way) and they pack an amazing heated lunch! There is also horseback riding and several other tour areas around the falls. They are truly amazing and worth seeing. It's a beautiful part of the world and everyone working at Awasi seems happy to be there. You won't be disappointed."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 26, 2026

"Having traveled extensively (42 countries and counting), we can honestly say that Awasi Iguazú cannot be beat in atmosphere, comfort, service, food/drink, or excursions. Our lodge was stunning, private, and had every amenity we could ask for. Extra bonus points for the exceptional air conditioning/heating system that kept us comfortable from cool rain stormy days to warm/humid days. I don't really know what to say about the food and drinks... we have never been so full because we were unable to leave a morsel or drop from every course! Even my very picky-eater husband was delighted by the choices and surprised by how many things he discovered he loved to eat. The food was just as beautiful as it was delicious to eat. Additionally, I tried drinks made from almost every liquor, and each one was somehow better than the last. Fear not if you're a wine lover because Santi the sommelier selected unbeatable wines, all from Argentina and all from smaller, lesser known regions or vineyards. I took pics of the wine menu to ensure I could remember the names! Every single staff member we encountered was incredibly welcoming, professional, helpful, and kind. Whatever they are doing with hiring/training, they're doing it right! The excursions were well orchestrated and thoughtfully planned. Our guide, Joaquin, is second to none. As a local, he was incredibly knowledgeable about the area and shared wonderful stories and information. He let us go at our own pace and have our own space, but was never too far when we needed anything. Give that guy a raise!! It almost feels silly to say, but the falls were indescribably wonderful. They were the reason we came to the Iguazú area, but our stay was undeniably perfect because of Awasi."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 18, 2026

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