Corrientes hotels like a local.
You come to Corrientes for Paraná river walks, chamamé, carnaval culture, public murals, churches, city beaches and a calmer urban base in north-eastern Argentina.
About Corrientes
Corrientes is the provincial capital on the Paraná River, opposite Resistencia in Chaco. Visit Argentina describes it as the oldest city in north-eastern Argentina, with more than four centuries of history, architecture, murals and river activities. You’ll find the strongest visitor base around Centro, Camba Cuá and the Costanera, where museums, churches, theatres, parks, riverfront dining and sunset walks sit close together. The wider province is closely tied to the Iberá wetlands, but the city itself works best as a cultural and logistical base rather than a nature lodge destination.
Where to stay in Corrientes
Each is a different version of the city. Choose by mood and the room follows.