Resistencia Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Where was I? Hmm, well two days ago we were about to leave Ascention, so we get on the bus to the bus station to catch the 18:30 bus. However a rather fit Paraguayan chick got on the bus and distracted David whose job it was to look out for the bus station while i was... reading... so we overshot the station by about 10 stops and ended up in the...

One night in Resistencia on the way to Iguazu Falls. We toyed with the idea of crossing into Paraguay from here but decided to head straight on to Puerto Iguazu. Apparently it´s much easier to get accross into Paraguay for the day for some cheap ass shopping from Iguazu than here and it´s supposed to be much easier to get a visa for Brazil from ...

Not a whole lot doing here but a nice place to break up the long hike to Iguazù. Basically this town has had some kind of artistic influence on it and for some reason has sculptures, (stone, metal and wood), lining its streets. Which was really cool but considering i'm not much of a sculpture lover, i proabbly didn't apprecate it as much as i co...

...couldn´t find them, so I left! Actually, that is a lie...I found loads of statues, but from what I had read, I thought they were going to be really obscure, so I had built myself up again (like the "dinosaur footprints"!), for something really mad...and it was a bit of a letdown. (To be fair, because it was Sunday, the tourist place wasn´t op...

Oh well, it had to happen sometime, this is one that went wrong from the start. Yesterday morning after a poor night´s sleep, I left Posadas and headed west towards Salta, my first stop was Resistencia, a medium sized place on the map with an interesting write up in the LP guide. First mistake was doing anything when I was tired, I let the taxi ...

Can´t believe we managed to land in the busiest, most polluted, noisy town around to spend my birthday in - and then got thoroughly ripped off when we went out for a meal, man they saw us coming. Guess it´s a wake up call before we head to Bolivia - after reading the Lonely Planet site you wonder why any one would want to go there and yet we hea...

I entered Argentina after a long flight to Buenos Aires. Our little group had a short layover before we boarded another plane bound for Resistencia, the hub of our entire mission area. Our mission is comprised of five Argentine Provinces: Chaco, Corrientes, Formosa, Misiones, and half of Santa Fe. As luck would have it, my first assignment was w...