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"For a one week stay, it worked good for us and enjoyed the small restaurant. For me, the only thing I did not like is the strange Dutch toilets which are popular in Suriname. "

"Great food, nice atmosphere"

"The stay was a great experiance for my wife and I. We had a very comfortable and relaxing stay. We only wish we could have arrived earlier and enjoyed he pool before the weather turned bad."

"Amazing helpful staff made this trip a wonderful stay!"

"Outstanding place!!! Yeah its location is at the edge of town, but still enjoyed myself. And since I do a lot of walking, I was able to go out and see the REAL Paramaribo, and not just the tourist attractions."

"Tranquility comes to mind when i think of the Eco Resort. If you need to do extensive reading at night while there the dimmed lights might pose a challenge. Overall I enjoyed my short stay"

"My stay at the hotel exceeded my expectations. well located, within workable distance to shopping malls and dining lounges. I will stay there at my next trip to Paramaribo "

"Hele fijne gastvrouw en gastheer, behulpzaam: ze belden telkens een taxi voor ons, gaven tips voor trips, ze zijn erg vriendelijk en belangstellend, je voelde je er thuis! Kleinschalig, goed zwembad! Om met plezier terug te komen. Wel taxi nodig voor de binnenstad, verder geen probleem en ook goedkoop."

"The location is good, within walking distance of most activities in the city, waterkant, the central market, restaurants and transport. There is no daily housekeeping and the breakfast is basic, in addition there is a nearby club that is very noisy at nights, this hotel is ideal for a traveler."

"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...