Resorts · Paramaribo
Radisson Hotel Paramaribo
Paramaribo
Domineestraat 39, Paramaribo, Suriname Hotel on Domineestraat, formerly known as Hotel Krasnapolsky. Road access to the hotel on Domineestraat. Confirm the entrance or meeting point with the service or operator.
Local rules
Ask your host for a safety briefing and the emergency contact for your stay. Follow the property’s instructions and keep exits clear. Connectivity: Save the map and important numbers before travel. Ask your operator which communication arrangements are available if mobile reception is lost.
Nearest help
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Last verified 2026-09-10 · version 1
Confirm the exact meeting point with your operator.
- Coordinates
- 5.826063, -55.160395
Save essential contacts before departure. Agree who checks your arrival and how to communicate if mobile reception is lost.
Safety protocols for this kind of place
G02Your first minutes at a lodgeAsk for a short safety briefing when you arrive, even if you have stayed in the area before.
Ask for a short safety briefing when you arrive, even if you have stayed in the area before. A few clear questions help you find the right person and route if something happens.
- Who can you contact during the day and at night? Save the number and learn where to find that person.
- Where are the exits, meeting point, first aid supplies and fire extinguishers? Walk the route from your room while it is light.
- Which paths, riverbanks or jetties should guests avoid, especially after dark or rain?
- Which water is provided for drinking? Where can you wash your hands and refill safe drinking water?
- Where is the relevant clinic, and how would the lodge arrange transport if medical help is needed?
Tell the host about assistance you may need and any serious allergy relevant to your stay. Keep a torch within reach, keep the exit route clear, and secure valuables. Follow the property's mosquito protection and food hygiene advice. Before leaving on an excursion, tell the host your plan and expected return.
Version 1 · Reviewed 2026-12-15 · Source SCSD_Tourism_Safety_Project_Knowledge_Pack/02_DELIVERABLES_AND_REPORTS/Rev. - DELIVERABLE 2 REPORT - Tourism Awareness&Saferty SCSD project.docx | SCSD_Tourism_Safety_Project_Knowledge_Pack/03_SAFE_GUIDE_WORKSHOP_AND_TRAINING/SCSD_Safe_Guide_Workshop_1_FI
S01Accommodation safety briefingBrief guests on exits, assembly points, fire equipment and local hazards.
Visitor On arrival, explain emergency exits, assembly points, fire equipment, first-aid supplies, emergency contacts and relevant river or wildlife hazards. Guests should know who to contact at the property.
Version 2 · Reviewed 2026-12-15 · Source Rev. - DELIVERABLE 2 REPORT - Tourism Awareness&Saferty SCSD project.docx, section 3.3; draft pending TCT/PIU approval
S02Health and medical preparednessCarry personal medicines and agree how to reach medical care.
Carry your required personal medicines. Tell the host only the essential health information needed to assist you safely. Ask which clinic is relevant to your destination, how to contact it and how transport would be arranged. Keep your insurer’s assistance details accessible.
Version 1 · Reviewed 2026-12-15 · Source SCSD project Revised Deliverable 2 and Workshop 1 protocol guidance; https://www.medischezending.sr/contact/
S03Safe drinking waterUse treated or bottled water when advised.
Use treated or bottled drinking water when advised. Avoid untreated river water and ask the host which water source is safe for drinking.
Version 1 · Reviewed 2026-12-15 · Source Rev. - DELIVERABLE 2 REPORT - Tourism Awareness&Saferty SCSD project.docx, section 3.3; draft pending TCT/PIU approval