Description:
Torarica Hotel and Casino has become a concept beyond Surinamese borders. Since its opening on 10 July 1962, the hotel has been popular amongst business travelers, tourists and everyone who visits Suriname. The 132 rooms at Torarica are elegantly furnished and offer all imaginable facilities.

The hotel lies at the Surinamese river within walking distance of the beautiful Palm Garden, the historic Fort Zeelandia, the presidential palace and the picturesque waterside with its characteristic almond trees. A ten minute stroll takes you to the historic town centre of Paramaribo with its white-painted wooden buildings, built on a foundation of red bricks.

You don't necessarily have to leave Torarica to have great time! The hotel has its own swimming pool, Jacuzzis, saunas, tennis courts, fitness areas and other sports facilities. Satisfy your appetite at the cozy coffee shop, the stylish restaurant, the well appointed hotel bar and the pier by the river. There is more than enough to do. You could for example visit the casino and try your luck, relax by the bar or on the terrace and enjoy performances of talented Surinamese musicians.

Not far from Torarica you can enjoy yourself at the numerous restaurants, bars, terraces and modern dance clubs.

Torarica Hotel and Casino is an excellent place to visit your business relations. The hotel also forms a great operating base for tourist trips. Some of the trips even depart from our own pier or parking place!

Property Information:
Beach: No
Pool: Yes
Golf Course: No
Casino: Yes
All Inclusive: No
Family Friendly: Yes
Internet Access: Yes

Hotel Type: Hotel and Resort

Price Range Per Night: $125 - 200

Contact Information:
Address: Mr. L.J. Rietbergplein 1, Paramaribo, Suriname
Country: Suriname

Phone 1: 011 (597) 471500
Phone 2:
Toll Free:

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