Rouver, Av. Jorge Schimmelpfeng 872, Iguassu Falls 85851 110, Parana, Brazil
Rouver
Av. Jorge Schimmelpfeng 872, Iguassu Falls 85851 110, Parana, Brazil
+55 45 5742916
http://www.hotelrouver.com.br
Av. Jorge Schimmelpfeng 872, Iguassu Falls 85851 110, Parana, Brazil
+55 45 5742916
http://www.hotelrouver.com.br
General and in-room facilities and services available at Rouver
fax services
cosmetics studio/hairdresser
laundry/washing services
phone at the reception
24-hour reception desk
garage places on site
located in the center
common TV room
television set in room
telephone in room
internet connection in room
air conditioner in room
ironing facilities in room
refrigerator in room
Some excerpts from the website of Rouver that might be useful
Iguassu Falls The tale. Rouver Hotel 872, Jorge Schimmelpfeng Avenue - Downtown Foz do Iguacu - PR -85851-110 Brazil. Phone/Fax:+55 (45) 3574-2916 E-mail: contact@hotelrouver.com.br. # Description: A hotel with twenty four apartments where quality service is a priority. (Click on the pictures to see the hotel facade as well as our new building). #Room Facilities: Private Bathrooms, Direct Dialing for Tourist Information, frigobar (small refrigerators), air conditioning (Heat and Cold ), Cable TV. # Available Service: Swimming pool, 24 hour front desk, Breakfast included in all the rates, Tourist Information and local maps, TV lounge, Garage, luggage compartment, hotel safe and Broadband Internet Access (ADSL), travel agency and tickets sale. # Location: Located on the main tourist strip, at 872, Jorge Schimmelpfeng Avenue - Downtown. You can take buses to: Iguassu Falls (Brazil and Argentina), Itaipu Dam, Ciudad del Este (Paraguay), Puerto Iguazu (Argentina), Airports (Brazil and Argentina), Bus Stations (Brazil and Argentina) at a convenient bus stop just outside Hotel Rouver. There are several restaurants, diners and cafes located in the area such as Mc Donald's, Pizza Hut, Pizza Park and other Brazilian Fast Food places. For those who enjoy night life there are Bars as well as Dance Clubs within the same distance. The area is one of the safest sections of town, so you will feel safe walking around. Just across the street you will find a Police Precinct, a 24 hour Convenience Store and Cash Machine (ATM), as well as a Super Market and Drug Store.
Hotel Rouver 872, Jorge Schimmelpfeng Avenue -Downtown Foz do Iguacu - PR - Brasil Phone/Fax:+55 (45) 3574-2916. Located on the main tourist strip, at 872, Jorge Schimmelpfeng Avenue - Donwtown. You can take buses to: Iguassu Falls (Brazil and Argentina), Itaipu Dam, Ciudad del Este (Paraguay), Puerto Iguazu (Argentina), Airports (Brazil and Argentina), Bus Stations (Brazil and Argentina) at a convenient bus stop just outside Hotel Rouver. There are several restaurants, diners and cafes located in the area such as Mc Donald's, Pizza Hut, Pizza Park and other Brazilian Fast Food places. For those who enjoy night life there are Bars as well as Dance Clubs within the same distance. The area is one of the safest sections of town, so you will feel safe walking around. Just across the street you will find a Police Precinct, a 24 hour Convenience Store and Cash Mashine (ATM), as well as a Super Market and Drug Store.
How to get to the Hotel. From the Airport (in Brazil): Take the TTU / Centro bus and ask the driver to drop you off at the Municipal Guard (Police Precinct)l. Bus fare: R$ 2,00. P.S. Bus heading downtown (Centro). From the Bus Station (in Brazil): Take one of the following buses: Vila Carima, Jardim das Flores or Conjunto C (P.S. Bus heading downtown - Centro) and ask the driver to drop you off at the Municipal Guard (Police Precinct), or get off at the bus stop just after the Mc Donald's. Bus fare: R$ 2,00. From the Bus Station (in Paraguay): Take the bus: Internacional Foz / Ciudad del Este, after you cross the bridge you'll be in Brazil. Ask the driver to drop you off at the Municipal Guard ( Police Precinct) or get off at the bus stop just after the Mc Donald's. Bus fare: R$ 3,00. From the Bus Station (in Argentina): Take the bus: Foz do Iguacu (tres fronteras). After you cross the bridge you'll be in Brazil. Ask the driver to drop you off at the Municipal Guard ( Police Precinct). P.S. We mention the brazilian airport and bus station because there are airports and bus stations in Paraguay and Argentina as well. How to get to the tourist sites. All tourist attractions can be reached by public transportation buses or vans driven by accredited tour guides. Talk to our front desk clerk for further information. From Rouver Hotel to the Brazilian Water Falls: Take the Aeroporto/Pq Nacional bus at the bus stop just outside the hotel. There is a bus every 22 minutes on weekdays and every half an hour on Sundays and Holidays. Bus fare: R$ 2,00. From Rouver Hotel to the Argentinian Water Falls: Take the Bus Puerto Iguazu (Bus fare: R$ 3,00) at the bus stop just outside the hotel. Ride the bus all the way to the Bus Station Downtown Puerto Iguazu - Argentina. Once at the Bus Station in Argentina you will need to switch buses taking the El Practico Cataratas (Bus fare: R$ 3,00) to the Water Falls.. From Rouver Hotel to Itaipu Dam: Take the bus Conjunto C, at a bus stop just two blocks up the street from the hotel (at the Mc Donald's). Bus fare: R$ 2,00. From Rouver Hotel to the Bird Park: Take the Aeroporto/Pq Nacional bus at the bus stop just outside the hotel. There is a bus every 22 minutes on weekdays and every half an hour on Sundays and Holidays. Bus fare: R$ 2,00. Get off the bus at the park's main gate. From Rouver Hotel to the Landmarks: Take the bus Porto Meira two blocks from the hotel. On the way back you will take the same bus and get off just across the street from the hotel. Bus fare: R$ 2,00. From Rouver Hotel to Ciudad Del Este - Paraguay: Take the bus Ciudad del Este across the street from Rouver. There should be a bus every 20 minutes. Bus fare: R$ 3,00. From Rouver Hotel to Argentina: Take the Bus Puerto Iguazu (Bus fare: R$ 3,00) at the bus stop just outside the hotel. Ride the bus all the way to the Bus Station Downtown Puerto Iguazu - Argentina
Queen size beds - Box Spring. Private Bathrooms (With Hot water). Television (remote control). Minibar (small regrigerator). Air conditioning (Heat and Cold)
Three-Frontier Landmark. The location allows visitors to contemplate the image of the three bordering contries and the meeting of the waters from Iguacu and Parana Rivers. It has a lookout point, playground, snack bar and artifacts shop.
Iguassu Falls On the Iguassu River, a group of approximately 275 80 meter high falls make up the world's largest group of waterfalls in amounts of water, forming a unique and spectacularbeauty: the Iguassu Falls. On the Brazilian side an elevator, catwalks and lookout points offer the best angles from which to see the falls. On the Argentinean side, different circuits guarantee close-up contact with the water and rock formations. The main fall, Devil's Throat, is impressive and generates surprise reactions and unexpecteed showers. Tuersday to Sunday e Feriados: Cobrada a entrada de R$ 8,00
Front Desk - open 24 hours. Tourist Information with local maps (English and Spanish)
The serpent-god M'Boy, son of Tupa, the supreme god, governed the world and was the protector of the kaigang indians. In order to obtain M'Boy's good graces, each year the indians offered him their most beautiful female virgin. Maipi had been chosen to consecrate and cultivate his devotional services, and to dedicate her entire life to him. But the love between Naipi and the warrior Taroba was stronger than the kaingang honor or fear of M'Boy. On consecration day, Naipi and Taroba fled in a canoe down the Iguassu River. Furious, the serpent-god raised his enormous body and dove violently back into the river, opening a large crevice where the waters formed the Iguassu Falls. Naipi was turned into a rock and Taroba into a palm tree on the edge of the newly formed abyss. Until this day it is possible to find Taroba contemplating his beloved Naipi, without ever being able to touch her. M'Boy observes them both attentively, hidden by the water and foam of the Devil's Throat Fall.
A fantastic piece of engineering work, Itaipu is a gigantic hydroelectric power plant capable of producing 12.6 thousand megawatts. One of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World, chosen by the American Society of Civil Engineering (ASCE), Itaipu inpresses by its sheer numbers: the dam extends nearly 8 thousand meters, stands 196-meters tall, and its spillway handles 62,200 m. /sec. and 18 turbines. Until 2004 another two turbines will be at work, increasing the production capacity to 14 thousand megawatts. Visitors who see the Itaipu plant lose all notion of scale due to its magnitude. Segunda a Sabado (saidas as): Isento da taxa de visitacao.
Hotel Rouver 872, Jorge Schimmelpfeng Avenue -Downtown Foz do Iguacu - PR - Brasil Phone/Fax:+55 (45) 3574-2916. Located on the main tourist strip, at 872, Jorge Schimmelpfeng Avenue - Donwtown. You can take buses to: Iguassu Falls (Brazil and Argentina), Itaipu Dam, Ciudad del Este (Paraguay), Puerto Iguazu (Argentina), Airports (Brazil and Argentina), Bus Stations (Brazil and Argentina) at a convenient bus stop just outside Hotel Rouver. There are several restaurants, diners and cafes located in the area such as Mc Donald's, Pizza Hut, Pizza Park and other Brazilian Fast Food places. For those who enjoy night life there are Bars as well as Dance Clubs within the same distance. The area is one of the safest sections of town, so you will feel safe walking around. Just across the street you will find a Police Precinct, a 24 hour Convenience Store and Cash Mashine (ATM), as well as a Super Market and Drug Store.
How to get to the Hotel. From the Airport (in Brazil): Take the TTU / Centro bus and ask the driver to drop you off at the Municipal Guard (Police Precinct)l. Bus fare: R$ 2,00. P.S. Bus heading downtown (Centro). From the Bus Station (in Brazil): Take one of the following buses: Vila Carima, Jardim das Flores or Conjunto C (P.S. Bus heading downtown - Centro) and ask the driver to drop you off at the Municipal Guard (Police Precinct), or get off at the bus stop just after the Mc Donald's. Bus fare: R$ 2,00. From the Bus Station (in Paraguay): Take the bus: Internacional Foz / Ciudad del Este, after you cross the bridge you'll be in Brazil. Ask the driver to drop you off at the Municipal Guard ( Police Precinct) or get off at the bus stop just after the Mc Donald's. Bus fare: R$ 3,00. From the Bus Station (in Argentina): Take the bus: Foz do Iguacu (tres fronteras). After you cross the bridge you'll be in Brazil. Ask the driver to drop you off at the Municipal Guard ( Police Precinct). P.S. We mention the brazilian airport and bus station because there are airports and bus stations in Paraguay and Argentina as well. How to get to the tourist sites. All tourist attractions can be reached by public transportation buses or vans driven by accredited tour guides. Talk to our front desk clerk for further information. From Rouver Hotel to the Brazilian Water Falls: Take the Aeroporto/Pq Nacional bus at the bus stop just outside the hotel. There is a bus every 22 minutes on weekdays and every half an hour on Sundays and Holidays. Bus fare: R$ 2,00. From Rouver Hotel to the Argentinian Water Falls: Take the Bus Puerto Iguazu (Bus fare: R$ 3,00) at the bus stop just outside the hotel. Ride the bus all the way to the Bus Station Downtown Puerto Iguazu - Argentina. Once at the Bus Station in Argentina you will need to switch buses taking the El Practico Cataratas (Bus fare: R$ 3,00) to the Water Falls.. From Rouver Hotel to Itaipu Dam: Take the bus Conjunto C, at a bus stop just two blocks up the street from the hotel (at the Mc Donald's). Bus fare: R$ 2,00. From Rouver Hotel to the Bird Park: Take the Aeroporto/Pq Nacional bus at the bus stop just outside the hotel. There is a bus every 22 minutes on weekdays and every half an hour on Sundays and Holidays. Bus fare: R$ 2,00. Get off the bus at the park's main gate. From Rouver Hotel to the Landmarks: Take the bus Porto Meira two blocks from the hotel. On the way back you will take the same bus and get off just across the street from the hotel. Bus fare: R$ 2,00. From Rouver Hotel to Ciudad Del Este - Paraguay: Take the bus Ciudad del Este across the street from Rouver. There should be a bus every 20 minutes. Bus fare: R$ 3,00. From Rouver Hotel to Argentina: Take the Bus Puerto Iguazu (Bus fare: R$ 3,00) at the bus stop just outside the hotel. Ride the bus all the way to the Bus Station Downtown Puerto Iguazu - Argentina
Queen size beds - Box Spring. Private Bathrooms (With Hot water). Television (remote control). Minibar (small regrigerator). Air conditioning (Heat and Cold)
Three-Frontier Landmark. The location allows visitors to contemplate the image of the three bordering contries and the meeting of the waters from Iguacu and Parana Rivers. It has a lookout point, playground, snack bar and artifacts shop.
Iguassu Falls On the Iguassu River, a group of approximately 275 80 meter high falls make up the world's largest group of waterfalls in amounts of water, forming a unique and spectacularbeauty: the Iguassu Falls. On the Brazilian side an elevator, catwalks and lookout points offer the best angles from which to see the falls. On the Argentinean side, different circuits guarantee close-up contact with the water and rock formations. The main fall, Devil's Throat, is impressive and generates surprise reactions and unexpecteed showers. Tuersday to Sunday e Feriados: Cobrada a entrada de R$ 8,00
Front Desk - open 24 hours. Tourist Information with local maps (English and Spanish)
The serpent-god M'Boy, son of Tupa, the supreme god, governed the world and was the protector of the kaigang indians. In order to obtain M'Boy's good graces, each year the indians offered him their most beautiful female virgin. Maipi had been chosen to consecrate and cultivate his devotional services, and to dedicate her entire life to him. But the love between Naipi and the warrior Taroba was stronger than the kaingang honor or fear of M'Boy. On consecration day, Naipi and Taroba fled in a canoe down the Iguassu River. Furious, the serpent-god raised his enormous body and dove violently back into the river, opening a large crevice where the waters formed the Iguassu Falls. Naipi was turned into a rock and Taroba into a palm tree on the edge of the newly formed abyss. Until this day it is possible to find Taroba contemplating his beloved Naipi, without ever being able to touch her. M'Boy observes them both attentively, hidden by the water and foam of the Devil's Throat Fall.
A fantastic piece of engineering work, Itaipu is a gigantic hydroelectric power plant capable of producing 12.6 thousand megawatts. One of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World, chosen by the American Society of Civil Engineering (ASCE), Itaipu inpresses by its sheer numbers: the dam extends nearly 8 thousand meters, stands 196-meters tall, and its spillway handles 62,200 m. /sec. and 18 turbines. Until 2004 another two turbines will be at work, increasing the production capacity to 14 thousand megawatts. Visitors who see the Itaipu plant lose all notion of scale due to its magnitude. Segunda a Sabado (saidas as): Isento da taxa de visitacao.
