Yogh Hospitality

Room Comfort and Cleanliness: Rooms are consistently described as clean, spacious, and well-decorated, offering a comfortable stay. Guests highlight the quality of housekeeping, noting the cleanliness and pleasant ambiance of their accommodations.

I booked this hotel, because I wanted to experience the street party on New Year’s Eve from close by. Service: personal well trained and trying their best however, management is all over them, they look stressed. Room: cleans eventhough it is a 5 star hotel AND the most expensive hotel in Suriname, the mini bar is not free. Restaurant/pool: at first a very nice view, but around midday there is no place to hide on the balcony, exept for the pool beds, if there is none left, you don’t have a choice but to either sit in the diner area or just burn in the sun. Menu: very simple, few main courses if you are staying more than one night, you might as well eat at a restaurant outside of the hotel. When it come to the food, some dishes get 5 stars and some barely 3 stars. Bar: good alcoholic beverages, few healthy options, eventhough there is a pool there and a hot sun right there, don’t ask for a pitcher, you will have to buy a bottle of water. And if you order an expensive drink, they first stare at you and wonder if you’re going to be able to pay for it. Breakfast 3 stars but 5 stars for the once serving. I gave it an overall 2 because I didn’t like the interaction between management and their staff and I did not like the interaction of Some managers and the group I was with. Btw, if your second name is hospitality, I would think you get the best of the best. However even the best seat is “promised”. price quality ratio, moderate, very….

The customer service was excellent, the place was very clean and tidy and most of all the food was amazing