Paramaribo Hotel Guide - Fort Zeelandia hotels in Paramaribo, Suriname.

"The place was very tidy and the host was very nice. I would stat there again "

"Beautiful atmosphere, friendly courteous staff and clean rooms."

"The hotel was a really nice place to stay and the staff were friendly and helpful. The rooms were also comfortable and had everything I needed."

"This boutique hotel has the best staff of any place I've been. Beautiful hotel with a peaceful, serene atmosphere. I felt like part of a family staying here!"

"Nice place, near lots of restaurants."

"Yes everything was amazingly good nice staff and very great atmosphere "

"Very nice hotel close to the center of Paramaribo."

"Great staff"

"My stay here was great love how they clean they room everyday hotel owner was very nice and they did respond to all my request surly will be staying here again 🍻"

""I had an amazing stay at this hotel! The location was perfect, with tons of food options nearby. The pool was a highlight - huge and so much fun! The property itself was great, really felt like a vacation. Would definitely come back!" "

"Good location"

"Alles was perfect"

"Property is generally clean , well maintained environment which makes the stay relaxing and the breakfast service was excellent "

"It is a very good place to stay"

"Pleasant "

"Room was nice, staff was great. Room amenities (WiFi) & (television) was horrible I felt like I was in a horrible dream without WiFi "

"Rooms needs carpets"

"It was bigger than I thought it is actually a one bedroom apt."

"Comfortable stay "

"To the owner of this apartment: please consider hiring a different care taker! We arrived in Parbo after a long bus journey and was looking forward to a good stay. First impression was excellent - nice quiet street with amazing tall trees hundreds years old, the building looked modern. However we were not able to raise the attention of the staff, there was a note on the door saying we should call a number - but how do we do that if we don;t have cell or wifi connections in a new country...