Amérian Portal del Iguazú

Last Updated on April 19, 2016 | Argentina |

http://www.portaldeliguazu.com/

With an unrivaled location just miles from the three frontiers landmark (the border of Paraguay, Uruguay and Argentina), Hotel Amerian Portal del Iguazu offers a majestic view of the confluence of the Iguazú and Paraná Rivers.

This point is where the wonderful Iguazu waterfalls first formed, but due to erosion over the past millions of years, they retreated to the point where now lie. This fact is why the hotel is believed to be located in a center of positive energy. The spectacular Iguazu Falls, one of the Natural Wonders of the World, are 10 miles (15 km) away.

Details:

Rooms:

103 rooms in Standard, Superior, and Junior Suites, with two views available—either the garden, or the confluence of the Iguazú and Paraná Rivers. Our Standard rooms are 290 square feet (27 m²) with a comfortable king-size bed; we offer connecting rooms in this category. At 344 square feet (32m²), our Superior room is designed for families and has two comfortable beds. Our Junior suite offers distinguished comfort—they are 592 square feet (55 m²) with a king size bed, living room, whirlpool in the master bathroom, and office with a microwave and coffee maker. The balcony offers a beautiful view of the jungle or the Iguazú and Paraná rivers.

Making a Difference:

Certification Score
Environmental management:	92%
Sociocultural management:	93%
Business management:	93%
Overall Performance:	93%

Supporting Community
Number of Employees:	96
Percentage of local employees:	100

Since earning sustainable tourism certification from the Rainforest Alliance in 2013, we have been committed to preventing negative social and environmental impacts. We comply with strict standards and efficiently use natural resources, maintain good relationships with the local community by supporting and participating in its sustainable development, and informing our guests about local natural and cultural values.

Some of our environmentally-friendly business practices include the use of solar panels, water-conserving faucets and toilets, proper waste management, and the exclusive use of organic paper products.