Posadas Hotels - Reviews and Rates

So after trying repeatedly to get directions to the train station in Posada (sadly Spanish isnt improving as quick as needed)...realized that we have to catch a city bus to Garupa bout 15km southeast of Posada.

Small town...think about 25+ residences and the train station.

We arrived couple hours early, and went to a roadside cafe/...

So here we are finally in Argentina after our longest and most difficult border crossing so far. The Lonely Planet for South America had warned us that Paraguay is the second most corrupt country in the continent (behind Colombia which I imagine takes a lot of beating) but until this morning we had had no problems. We got the local bus to the Pa...

é de manha...11 h AM. vou até a hidroelétrica ,que é bem perto da cidade, apenas para descobrir que a próxima visita guiada é as 2 da tarde. Vou me embora para a Argentina. Passo sem problemas pela alfandega. Um calor brutal. Encontro um casal de Piracicaba na fila para entrar , num Fiat Palio. Moram em Sao Paulo. Hoje pela primeira vez sinto um...

After our stint in Puerto Iguazú, we decided to break up the long bus ride to Salta by stopping in Posadas for a night. In our Lonely Planet, it said that the bus ride from Iguazu to Posadas was 5 hours, so we decided to lounge by the pool at the hostel until mid-afternoon and then take the 3pm bus which would, in theory, have us arriving around...

Well, hello there, finally I've gotten around to posting up another blog. I'm sorry it's been a little while (although maybe for many of you it's no time at all and time feels like it's moving at a different pace for me than you). Anyway - the reason I'm writing weekly(ish) at the moment rather than more often, is that on the whole there's not s...

.... and a great New Year to you all. Today was my fifteenth day at the refuge and the last for two weeks. In case you were wondering what a typical day is like for me here (where I shall be spending almost a quarter of my whole trip in the end), I'm going to tell you - so are you sitting comfortably? Then I'll begin. This morning I got up just ...

So, already two weeks here in Posadas have been and gone. I had my last day at El Puma, animal sanctuary, yesterday and now have a quietish weekend ahead of me. El Puma is run by the government and is a place for the rehabilitation and care of animals. The facilities are basic and really, in some cases, not adequate. The people were lovely thoug...

Joined by Gustavo and Bruno, I headed a short distance into Argentina to the city of Posadas to see the nearby Jesuit mission at San Ignacio Mini. It was extensive, fairly well-preserved and very interesting. It was a unique experience by the Jesuits to try educate the local Guarani in the ways of Western European society, and they protected the...