Just south of the main plaza, this hotel offers excellent service and fair prices. It's showing its age but is gradually being renovated. There are two grades of room; the 'standard' ones are being remodeled; if you get a new one it's worth the extra but the original ones aren't much better than regular turista rooms. Above-average breakfast and parking included.
Hotel Salto Grande
Iguazú Falls & the Northeast
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
2.27 MILES
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Museo de Bellas Artes y Artes Decorativas
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Nearby Iguazú Falls & the Northeast attractions
0.14 MILES
Three rooms detailing the arrival and struggles of the Jewish gauchos, their way of life and the Holocaust seen through the eyes of those who experienced…
2. Museo Regional de Concordia
0.49 MILES
This small museum has an underwhelming display of historic costumes and antique furniture; most intriguing is a scale model of the Castillo San Carlos in…
2.27 MILES
In riverside Parque Rivadavia, northeast of town, this ruined mansion was built in 1888 by a French industrialist who mysteriously abandoned the property…
4. Museo del Hombre y la Tecnología
3.03 MILES
Housed in a historic market building, this museum features excellent displays on local cultural development and history upstairs, and a small…
5. Museo de Bellas Artes y Artes Decorativas
3.4 MILES
Displays a nice collection of Uruguayan painting and sculpture in a historic two-story mansion with a grand staircase, stained glass and a back garden.
9.63 MILES
A source of national pride, this massive hydroelectric dam 14km north of Salto provides over 50% of Uruguay’s electricity. Free 90-minute guided tours …