Puerto Valle Hotel de Esteros – Corrientes, Argentina
Puerto Valle Hotel de Esteros in Corrientes, Argentina offers its guests exclusive access to the rich biodiversity of the largest conservation area in Argentina.
The hotel is located north of the province of Corrientes, and offers exclusive access to the rich biodiversity of the Iberá Nature Reserve.
The heart of the hotel – a singular and graceful mixture of refinement, history, nature and people— is a traditional manor of Corrientes built in 1868, with stately and comfortable rooms. A magnificent park of more than 14 hectares, meticulously designed by the prestigious landscaping firm of Carlos Thays, is home to native and exotic species, and invites guests to relax and enjoy the quiet and the connection with nature.
The area surrounding the hotel has lagoons, marshes, estuaries and reservoirs, in the middle of the landscapes that form the native mountains in conjunction with the Paraná River. To this is added the productive activities that are carried out in a sustainable way within the estancia and the multiple options of activities available to guests.
The Iberá Natural Reserve – brilliant waters, in Guaraní – is a dream place that harbors Yacarés, Carpinchos and Deer from the marshes, among many other species that visitors will be able to get up close thanks to the excursions that the hotel has designed to make of each day a special day. At night, after enjoying the cuisine, guests can sit and enjoy the night landscape in the galleries or in the palapa.
Puerto Valle is located in Northeast Argentina, in an area called Mesopotamia, 350 km away from Iguazú Falls. It has a privileged location as it is the only property which is just 55 km away from the nearest airport (Posadas). The hotel offers exclusive access to Laguna Valle (the Iberá Natural Reserve) which is a perfect combination together with the Iguazú Falls.
13 exclusive rooms have views of the Paraná River and are the result of an exquisite combination of architecture, decoration and attention to detail. Guests will feel pampered with Egyptian cotton sheets, a pillow menu, and L’Occitane amenities.
Puerto Valle Hotel de Esteros Rooms:
Superior Rooms
In the old house built in 1868, there are two Superior Rooms with adobe walls, tall roofs and plenty of space in their more than 45 m2. They have a king-size bed and a small living-room that can accommodate an extra bed. One of the superior rooms is fully equipped to meet the needs of people with special requirements.
Deluxe Room
In a new building we find 8 rooms of this category. They have approximately 60m2, spacious spa-style compartments and bathroom with sink for him and her. There is also a dressing area. Exclusive amenities of L’Occitane, cotton robes and slippers. Each room has a large floor-to-ceiling window with an exclusive view of the Parana River; private terrace and outside shower. It offers a king size bed or two twin beds. An additional bed can be added.
Puerto Valle Hotel Accommodations and Services Include
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