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

"The staffs were very helpful and my stay was excellent. I would stay again!"

"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!"

"Good location and good service."

"Excellent food, diverse options through different restaurants."

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

"Great "

"Great Hotel! Helping Staff will definitely stay there again…."

"Overall excellent experiences. Professional staff, clean room and amazing dining experience."

"This is a nice hotel in good location. the hotel team is friendly. "

"The management and staff were excellent. Very accommodating and beyond pleasant. The room and amenities were just right for the trip. "

"Yes the stay was amazing including the breakfast "

"I enjoyed my 1 week stayed & it was very pleasant, front desk was very welcoming on arrival & the room was clean on arrival & clean every morning along with change of towel All staff I speak with spoke English."

"This place was exceptional, other hotels in Suriname should follow suit "

"Rooms needs carpets"

"Good room and staff "

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

"Host was very welcoming. Greeted me as I arrived and showed me the spacious room with basic needs. Pleasantly surprised I got a kitchenette. Great price for the 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...