Deluxe Triple Room
For 3 people — quiet by the water, surrounded by green
Across the Suriname River, just beyond Paramaribo, Sutopia Resort sits tucked into the green of Meerzorg. No city noise, no rush — but a pool among the palms, a hammock camp in the shade and a tropical garden that wakes slowly in the morning.
With an extra bed, this deluxe room sleeps three — ideal for a small family or three friends. A comfortable bed with air conditioning, your own bathroom with hot water and a fully equipped kitchen. And, as with the other apartments, a private veranda onto the garden, where the day is allowed to start slowly.
What’s in the apartment
- Room for 3 people (double bed with an extra bed)
- Air conditioning and own bathroom with hot water
- Fully equipped kitchen with fridge, hob, microwave and kettle
- Private veranda overlooking the garden
- Free wifi, coffee and tea
- Breakfast included
- Use of the pool and hammock camp
Check-in from 15:00, check-out by 11:00
Highlights
Room for 3 people (double bed with an extra bed)
An apartment in a tropical garden around the pool
Breakfast included
Pool, hammock camp and shared lounge areas
Close to Peperpot Nature Park
Photos
Grietjebie tip
Peperpot Nature Park is a stone’s throw away — go early in the morning for the birds and the howler monkeys. The pool is waiting back at Sutopia to cool off in.
Prices
Time to relax and recharge
Practical Info
Address
Weg naar Peperpot, Meerzorg
Atmosphere
Nature and quiet
Group size
Maximum 3 people
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