Discover the Heart of Suriname!

Whether you're embarking on a study abroad adventure, embracing the expat life, or seeking a temporary escape, our accommodations in Suriname offer the perfect haven for you.

Comfort and Convenience Await

Our lodgings are meticulously maintained, secure, and secluded, ensuring you experience the best of both comfort and convenience. We warmly welcome solo travellers, couples, and groups. Our rooms provide a refreshing oasis, complete with air conditioning and convenient laundry facilities, so all your needs are met.

Unbeatable Location

Nestled strategically in the heart of the city, our location is second to none. Immerse yourself in the vibrant downtown life with the bustling central market, chic boutiques, expansive department stores, and malls all within walking distance. Indulge in renowned eateries like McDonald's and Popeyes, or explore the authentic local dining spots just around the corner.

Your Perfect Retreat

Whether your visit is for academic excellence, professional endeavours, or pure relaxation, our accommodations are your perfect retreat. Welcome to your home away from home in Suriname!

A Glimpse of Suriname

Suriname, officially known as the Republic of Suriname, is a gem on the northern coast of South America with Paramaribo as its vibrant capital. Once a Dutch colony from 1667 to 1954, Suriname became a self-governing part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and finally gained full independence on November 25, 1975.

Cultural Diversity

Suriname's population is a rich tapestry of diverse ethnic groups, with no single group holding a majority. While Dutch is the official language, Sranan (Tongo) serves as a common bridge language, with various local and indigenous languages spoken among the people.

Natural Wonders

Covering 163,820 square kilometres and boasting a 386-kilometre coastline, Suriname borders Brazil, Guyana, and French Guiana. Its landscape features swamps, hilly terrains, and multiple mountain ranges, predominantly cloaked in tropical rainforests and crisscrossed by rivers, including the prominent Suriname River.

Low Population Density

With a population of approximately 541,638 as of 2012, Suriname has a remarkably low population density of just 3.6 inhabitants per square kilometre, ranking it among the least densely populated countries globally. Most residents live in the northern districts of Paramaribo, Wanica, and Nickerie. Beyond its borders, about a million individuals of Surinamese descent reside primarily in the Netherlands, Belgium, French Guiana, Brazil, and the United States.

Join Us in Suriname

Experience the unique blend of culture, nature, and warmth in Suriname. Whether you're here for a short stay or a long-term adventure, we look forward to making your time in Suriname unforgettable. Welcome!

Want to know more about Suriname? Check out the Wikipedia page!