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Guyana offers an extensive range of accommodation types including resorts, hotels, rentals guesthouses and Bed & Breakfast facilities. (per room night - double rooms)Exclusive rooms US $140+
Hotels
Hotels in Guyana offers facilities and amenities that are of quality and standards with exquisite Guyanese style and hospitality. You will not regret your stay. Within all the regions of Guyana you are sure to find a hotel to make your stay and experience memorable. Hotels establishment are complying with standards and regulations for these type of establishments and are checked on a regular basis to ensure conformity. Aracari Resort Aracari Resort is conveniently located on the West Bank of Demerara, just a few minutes drive from the Capital City. This resort has 36 one bedroom with fully air conditioned rooms, cable TV, hot and cold shower, microwave and fridge. The resort has two restaurants, a bar, a swimming pool, gym, gaming room, disco, salon and spa. At Aracari, we ensure that all our visitors rest comfortably and enjoy their vacation with us. Ariantze Hotel Sidewalk Café 56 Church Road & First Avenue, Subryanville, Georgetown
Guest Houses
From a romantic cottage in a secluded village, to those in the busy streets and towns, guest houses are ideal accommodation type that offers a comfortable home away from home experience and are of comparable rates to suit your budget. Alpha Guest House Bed and Breakfast
Bed & Breakfast facilities in Guyana offer a true Guyanese experience. Know for our excellent hospitality and diverse culture, we welcome you into our home of luxurious comfort and delicious meals. The list of providers below are ready to make your stay pleasant and unforgettable.
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Whether you are comming to Guyana seeking a party atmosphere, lime with good friends, looking for an intimate hideaway, business, experience nature, eco-adventure or just shopping, we offer you a selection of ideal accommodation for you to have relax moment in life. From the serene waters of the mighty Essequibo, pulsating nightlife in Georgetown, to the pristine rain forest and natural beauty of the rugged Rupununi you can find accommodation that will give you the comfort you always wanted when you are holidaying. Adels Resort - Akawini Creek, Pomeroon River T:771-5391 | E: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Web:www.adelresort.com Located in the pristine rainforest area of the Pomeroon River & surrounded by a 60 acre farm that provides all the food you can eat. We are within an hour’s boat ride of several Amerindian Reservations and the famous Shell Beach where you can witness the turtles comes to lay their eggs. You can awake to the beautiful sunrise and the variety of birds flying overhead. Come and enjoy the serenity of the resort and feast to your heart’s content. Arrow Point Interior Nature Resort R8 Eping Avenue, Georgetown T:592 225-9647/8 | F:(592) 225-9646 E: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Web: www.roraimaairways.com Arrowpoint is an Eco tourism facility that offer guests an unforgettable experience. It is located in the Amerindian Reservation of Santa Mission which has a population of approximately four hundred (400) Arawak Indians. Baganara Island Resort - 159 Charlotte St.,Lacytown, G/town T:592 226 0605 | F:592 225-1171 E: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Web: www.baganara.com | www.evergreen-adventures.com You dream of a place, within your reach, where you can be alone, with nature’s beauty surrounding you on all the shores. Your senses are indulged by the calming lilt of birdsong, the chirping of crickets and the croaking of frogs. The magnificence of the vastness of this pristine natural world. Baganara Island Resort is the reality. Hurakabra Resort - Essequibo River T:592 226-0240 / 592 225-3557 E: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Web: www.hurababra.com “Nestled on the water’s edge of the magnificent Essequibo River, Hurakabra is embraced by the rainforest.” Experience the peace and tranquility of one of Guyana’s finest, bird and animal life habitats. Wake up to the beach taking sunrises and laze away the day in a hammock under a palm tree or join in the day’s activities. Be pampered by our indigenous staff and feel at home while away from home. Iwokrama International Centre for Rainforest Conservation and Development 77 High Street,Kingston, Georgetown T: 592 225-1504 | F:592 225-9199 E: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Web:www.iwokrama.org The Iwokrama Forest and the Rupununi Wetlands and savannahs offer visitors the opportunity for an exceptional natural and cultural experience set in a learning context. Iwokrama is a place for all ages and all interests and you choose what you want to do. By staying at Iwokrama you are directly contributing to the communities in and surrounding the forest and to the conservation of what lies within. You will also contribute towards the development of an eco-friendly sustainable tourism model which can be shared locally, nationally and with the international community. Lake Mainstay Resort - Lakeside Resort, Essequibo Coast 217 Lamaha Street, North Cummingsburg, G/town T: 592 226-2975 | Resort Tel:592 771-4959-62 F:592 226-2755 E: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Web:www.lakemainstayresort.com A unique tropical paradise constructed on 15.3 acres of land, Lake Mainstay is located 15 mins by car inland from Anna Regina on the Essequibo coast. With its own airstrip, the resort is a 20-minute flight from Georgetown. The Arawak Indians first inhabited the Mainstay area which was called 'Quacabuka', an Arawak word meaning 'in–between' Rock View Lodge - Annai, North Rupununi T:592 226-5412 | F:592 225-1171 E: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Web:www.rockviewlodge.com Ideally located in an Amerindian Community providing good access to the Iwokrama Forest Reserve, Surama Village and Karanambu. It is well furnished with self-contained suites surrounded by savannahs, mountains, rainforest and rivers, and a family atmosphere with excellent ranch house, regional cooking and swimming pool. Shell Beach Turtle Nesting Camp Shell Beach Adventures - Pegasus Travel Office Seawall Road, Kingston ,G/town T:592 225-4483/4 | F:592 226-5220 E: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Web: www.sbadventures.com Shell Beach Adventures firmly commits to encouraging responsible and sustainable low-impact tourism to Guyana. We will assist visitors in mindfully experiencing Guyana's unspoilt rainforests, rivers, savannahs with their abundant flora and fauna while at the same time respecting the culture of the local communities in whose backyards these wonders exist. We aim to facilitate interaction, understanding and benefit between the visitor and local communities. Shell Beach is committed to ensuring that our client's visit to Guyana is a special and memorable experience by offering a high level of personal service, uncompromising attention to detail and overall dedication to quality. Splashmin’s Fun Park and Resort Linden Highway, Madewini Creek T:592 223 7301-3 | F:592 225 6052 E: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Web: www.splashmins.com Splashmin’s Fun Park and Resort nestled in the heart of Madewini Wetlands on the Linden/Soesdyke Highway is a perpetual Paradise. The hand made masterpiece of this timeless creation offers family a place to be together, a place to construct unforgettable memories of a lifetime. Timberhead Rain Forest Resort Demerara River T:592 233-5640 / 592 225-6573 F:592 225-0459 E: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Located on the Pokeroro creek in the Amerindian Reservation of Santa Mission. They offer day and evening jungle walks and canoeing, birdwatching, swimming and sports. Dadanawa Ranch - South Rupununi Wilderness Explorers,176 Middle Street, G/town T: 592 227-7698 | F:592 226-2085 E: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Web:www.interknowledge.com/Guyana/wilderness On the Rupununi River, deep in the Southern Savannah, Dadanawa Ranch is the largest and most isolated ranch in the country covering some 1700+ square miles. A trip across the Savannah by open-back jeep and following the foothills of the Kanuku Mountains will lead you to the vaquero country. Be prepared for some spectacular scenery, but also a hot and dusty trip or hot, wet and muddy trip depending on the season. Karanambu Ranch - Karanambu (via Lethem) Wilderness Explorers,176 Middle Street, G/town T:592 227-7698 | F:592 226-2085 E: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Web: www.wilderness-explorers.com “Where the Savannah, swamp and flood forest meet on the Rupununi River providing a unique diversity of wild life habitat: a cluster of palm thatched houses in a gravel compound invokes the pioneer period of a century ago.” Maparri Wilderness Camp - Maparri Creek, Kanuku Mts. Wilderness Explorers,176 Middle Street, G/town T:592 227-7698 | F:592 226-2085 E: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Web: www.wilderness-explorers.com Surama Village - Surama, North Rupununi T:592 227-7698 F:592 226-2085 E: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it The Amerindian Community of Surama is located in the heart of Guyana; the village is set in five square miles of savannah which is ringed by the forest covered Pakaraima Mountains. Surama’s inhabitants are mainly from the Makushi tribe and still observe many of the traditional practices of their fore-bearers. |
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