Paramaribo Mosque Keizerstraat Hotels

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

"Great "

"Good location and good service."

"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!"

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

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

"Excellent food, diverse options through different restaurants."

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

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

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

"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...