アスンシオンのホテル10選：南米いちばん安い首都を巡る2026年版

The Sheraton Asuncion Hotel is the city's 5-star flagship, planted on Aviadores del Chaco in the northern business district where the upscale Shopping del Sol mall, multinational head offices and most of Asuncion's top restaurants cluster together. It has run as a Sheraton for years and went through a major refurbishment in 2023-2024, so all 159 rooms feel current: warm earth tones, hand-woven Paraguayan nanduti lacework on the walls, and the soft Sheraton Signature Sleep beds that nearly every review singles out. Entry rooms start at a generous 36 sq m — bigger than the city norm — and the hotel runs a 24-hour gym, an outdoor pool, a spa, and the Parana restaurant for international breakfast buffets and contemporary Paraguayan plates. The historic old town sits about 15-20 minutes away by car and Silvio Pettirossi airport roughly 25 minutes. It scores 8.7/10 and suits business travelers and comfort-first guests who value the Shopping del Sol address over old-town atmosphere.

Yacht & Golf Club Paraguayo, a Tribute Portfolio Resort is a 5-star riverside resort on the Paraguay River in the Lambaré district, about 15 minutes by car from central Asunción. It sprawls across roughly 200 acres that take in a full 18-hole golf course, a 400-metre private sand beach along the river, two swimming pools, a clubhouse, a yacht marina and a waterfront restaurant. All 124 rooms and suites mostly face the river or the fairways, decorated in warm, classic-resort tones. The Marriott Tribute Portfolio badge means you get international service standards alongside a local sense of place, plus Bonvoy points. Rates start around $90 a night. Reviews praise the calm and the setting; the main trade-off is the out-of-town location, which leaves you reliant on taxis for meals and sightseeing. It scores 8.5/10 and suits couples, families and business travelers who actually want to switch off.

Palmaroga Hotel is a Tapestry Collection by Hilton boutique that brought an early-1900s heritage building in Asuncion's Centro Histórico back to life — one of the first Hilton-branded hotels in Paraguay. The location is the headline: the lobby sits a 5-minute walk from the riverside Palacio de López (the pink presidential palace and the city's most-photographed landmark), and roughly 3 minutes from Plaza de la Independencia and the old Cabildo. The building keeps its high ceilings, plaster cornices and wrought-iron balconies, paired with warm modern furniture. Up top, a small rooftop pool opens onto a near-270° skyline of heritage rooftops, church domes and the Paraguay River beyond. Downstairs, the ground-floor restaurant runs a breakfast buffet most reviews flag as the standout. Rooms start around $120 a night, and the combined guest score is 9.0/10 (Agoda 9.0, Booking 9.1) — the top pick in the old town for travelers who want to walk to everything.

Crowne Plaza Asuncion by IHG is a 92-room high-rise planted in Las Mercedes / Manduvira, the central business district of Asuncion, right where the office quarter meets the old government district. It is a 10-12 minute walk to the white presidential palace Palacio de los Lopez and to Plaza de la Independencia. The standout here is the Bay of Asuncion view from the upper floors and the rooftop pool, which sits open to the river wind. Every room was recently renovated, and the bathrooms split the tub from the shower, a feature that is genuinely rare in this city. Service runs to IHG chain standard, and breakfast mixes local and continental plates, including hot cheese-bread chipa alongside European pastries. The overall 8.5/10 suits business guests, working couples, and travelers who want a reliable international brand in a district where good 4-star options are thin. Rates start around $108 a night, fair value for the location and the badge on the door.

La Mision Hotel Boutique is a 36-suite, 4-star boutique tucked into Manora Park / Carmelitas, the embassy-and-business quarter on the leafy north side of Asuncion. What sets it apart is the design: every corner draws on the Jesuit Mission, the 17th-century missionary settlements that shaped Paraguay, layered with Guarani-Spanish art that tells the story of the indigenous Guarani and the Spanish settlers. Suites run warm earth tones, a few have private balconies, and the rooftop holds an infinity pool plus a Jacuzzi and the restaurant most reviews flag as the best meal in the city. There is a full spa, sauna and gym, and service that reads formal yet warm in a very Paraguayan way. It walks to the Shopping del Sol mall in about 10 minutes and sits roughly 6 to 7 km from the Microcentro old town. Around $165 to $270 a night; scores 9.1/10. Best for couples, luxury travelers and business guests who want a safe, well-connected base.

Esplendor by Wyndham Asuncion is an 86-room, 4-star boutique on Aviadores del Chaco in the Carmelitas district — the new axis where Asuncion's offices, modern restaurants and the city's main mall, Shopping del Sol, all cluster within a 10-minute walk. The pull here is the design. Esplendor is Wyndham's style-led Latin American line, so the lobby leans into contemporary art, dark tones cut with warm wood and low warm lighting, and the rooms run noticeably bigger than the city average — soft king beds, fresh linens, thick blackout curtains. A small rooftop pool and a 24-hour gym sit upstairs for after a long flight. Guests single out the front desk again and again: English-speaking, genuinely helpful with taxis and tours, which is rare in a Spanish-first capital. Rates open around $100 a night, strong value for design-led travelers who don't want to pay luxury money. Overall 8.8/10, best for business guests, couples and independent travelers who care about taste and the city's modern side.

Gran Hotel del Paraguay is a 4-star, 55-room heritage hotel hidden behind a wall in Centro Histórico, on the La Recoleta side of Asunción. The building is a mid-19th-century Spanish colonial mansion that once housed Eliza Lynch — Madame Lynch — companion of Marshal Francisco Solano López, the Paraguayan leader during the War of the Triple Alliance. What sets it apart is a surprisingly large tropical garden in the middle of the city, with tall shade trees, a well-kept garden pool, an old open-air summer theatre that still stands, and arched colonial walkways that feel like walking back in time. Real reviews agree on one thing above all: the staff are warm, friendly, and speak good English, and they go out of their way to book tours and taxis for you. Rooms start around $80 a night; the overall score is 8.4/10. Best for couples and history-minded travelers who want an atmosphere you genuinely can't find anywhere else.

Granados Park Hotel is a 108-room 4-star in a heritage tower that has run since 1989, planted in the middle of Las Mercedes — Asunción's central business district — on Estrella street. You can walk to Plaza Uruguaya and the main bank towers in a few minutes. The draw is a genuine downtown business address at a price that starts around $75 a night, the best value in the district. There's an outdoor pool to cool off in after a day on your feet, a proper gym, and an in-house restaurant that reviewers rate well — the food lands easily with foreign guests. The score is 8.7/10 on Agoda and 8.8/10 on Booking across more than 700 reviews, the kind of number that signals a place business travelers and tourists rebook. Staff draw steady praise for being warm and genuinely helpful. It suits business trips, mid-budget couples, and solo travelers who want to be downtown without paying for it.

Hotel Las Margaritas is a 4-star, roughly 95-room hotel planted in the middle of Asunción's Estrella business district, and it has quietly become the default base for people flying into the Paraguayan capital for work. The pitch is location: you can walk to government offices, the big banks, and the riverside Palacio de López in a few minutes, with Plaza de los Héroes about a 5-minute stroll away. Reviewers keep landing on the same word — oasis — for how calm the lobby feels the moment you step off the noisy street. Rooms carry real local character (contemporary Paraguayan paintings on the walls) and air-con cold enough to beat the city heat, a detail guests mention again and again. The rooftop pool looks straight out over the downtown skyline, and there's a sauna and a 24-hour gym alongside it. Rates start around $70 a night — genuinely cheap for this central a position — and it holds 8.5 on Agoda and 8.6 on Booking.

Holiday Inn Express Asuncion Aviadores by IHG is a midscale chain hotel on the city's newest business spine — Aviadores del Chaco in the Carmelitas district, just 5 km from Silvio Pettirossi International Airport (ASU), a 10-minute drive. The Next Gen build runs the chain's clean white-and-blue palette across roughly 130 rooms, each with an Express bed, four pillows in two firmness levels, a strong rain shower and floor-to-ceiling glass. What makes it the best-value pick in town is what's bundled in: every night includes the free Express Start breakfast buffet (eggs, pancakes, yogurt, fruit, bottomless coffee), high-speed Wi-Fi, free in-building parking, a 24-hour gym and an outdoor pool ringed by lounge chairs. Rates open around $63 a night — roughly half what the city's five-stars charge. You're walking distance to Paseo La Galeria and Shopping del Sol, the two biggest malls in Asuncion. Guest scores land at 8.4 on Agoda and 8.5 on Booking. Best for business travelers, overnight transit and families who want a trusted brand over a gamble on inconsistent local hotels.