Finding the right accommodation can make or break your Guyana trip. Whether you're looking for luxury hotels in Georgetown, comfortable mid-range options, budget-friendly stays, or world-class eco-lodges deep in the rainforest, this guide has you covered.
Guyana's accommodation scene has improved dramatically in recent years, with new hotels opening and eco-lodges gaining international recognition. Here's everything you need to know about where to stay in Guyana in 2026.
Luxury Hotels in Georgetown
Georgetown has several international-standard luxury hotels, most located in the waterfront area of Kingston. These properties offer the amenities business travelers and tourists expect.
Guyana Marriott Hotel
Guyana's premier hotel, featuring 197 rooms on the Georgetown waterfront. The government-owned property includes a casino, rooftop pool, fitness center, and multiple dining options. Perfect location near the seawall.
$295-500 USD/night
Kingston, Georgetown (waterfront)
Pegasus Hotel
A Georgetown institution, the Pegasus has hosted heads of state and celebrities since 1969. Recently renovated rooms, large pool, tennis courts, and the iconic Palm Court restaurant.
$180-350 USD/night
Seawall Road, Kingston, Georgetown
AC Marriott Hotel (Ogle)
Brand new 152-room property opened in 2026 near Ogle Airport. Modern design, rooftop bar with city views, pool, and convenient location for domestic flights to the interior.
$220-380 USD/night
Ogle, East Coast Demerara
Courtyard by Marriott (Airport)
Guyana's first international airport hotel, walking distance from CJIA. Perfect for early departures or late arrivals. 140 rooms with modern amenities.
$180-280 USD/night
Timehri (near CJIA)
Mid-Range Hotels
Georgetown has numerous comfortable mid-range options offering good value. Most include breakfast and are well-located for exploring the city.
Ramada Georgetown Princess Hotel
Reliable international chain hotel with comfortable rooms, pool, and restaurant. Good location in Providence on the East Bank.
$118-180 USD/night
Providence, East Bank Demerara
Cara Lodge
Historic boutique hotel in a beautiful colonial building. Intimate atmosphere with just 12 rooms, excellent restaurant, and charming gardens. Full of character.
$120-200 USD/night
Quamina Street, Georgetown
Sleep In Hotel
Popular business hotel with clean, modern rooms. Conference facilities and easy access to the commercial district. Good value for money.
$80-140 USD/night
Church Street, Georgetown
Booking Tip
Many Georgetown hotels offer better rates when booked directly rather than through international booking sites. Call or email to negotiate, especially for longer stays. Expect 15-20% better rates than online.
Budget Accommodation
Budget travelers have options in Georgetown, though standards vary. Stick to recommended guesthouses and always check recent reviews.
Rima Guest House
Clean, basic guesthouse popular with backpackers. Shared kitchen facilities and friendly staff who can help arrange tours.
$35-60 USD/night
Hadfield Street, Georgetown
Hotel & Club Lama
Basic but clean rooms in central Georgetown. Popular with Guyanese visitors and budget-conscious travelers.
$30-50 USD/night
Camp Street, Georgetown
Eco-Lodges: Guyana's Crown Jewels
Guyana's eco-lodges are world-famous among wildlife enthusiasts and adventure travelers. These remote lodges offer authentic wilderness experiences with comfortable accommodation. Most rates are all-inclusive (meals, guides, activities).
Iwokrama River Lodge
Located in the Iwokrama Forest, a 371,000-hectare protected rainforest. Famous for the canopy walkway (154m long, 30m high) and incredible birding. Comfortable rooms overlooking the Essequibo River.
$280-400 USD/night (all-inclusive)
Iwokrama Forest, Central Guyana
Karanambu Lodge
Legendary lodge famous for giant otter rehabilitation. Run by the late Diane McTurk's family, this intimate lodge offers world-class giant otter viewing and Rupununi savannah experiences.
$350-500 USD/night (all-inclusive)
North Rupununi Savannah
Rewa Eco-Lodge
Community-owned lodge known for arapaima (world's largest freshwater fish) catch-and-release fishing. Remote location on the Rewa River with excellent wildlife including jaguar sightings.
$300-450 USD/night (all-inclusive)
Rewa River, South Rupununi
Surama Eco-Lodge
Award-winning community-run lodge at the edge of the rainforest. Authentic Makushi village experience with excellent birding, night walks, and cultural activities.
$200-320 USD/night (all-inclusive)
Surama Village, North Rupununi
Atta Rainforest Lodge
Simple but comfortable lodge within walking distance of the Iwokrama canopy walkway. Great for birding at dawn and forest walks.
$180-280 USD/night (all-inclusive)
Iwokrama Forest
Caiman House
Research station and eco-lodge in Yupukari village. Famous for black caiman research and night expeditions. Unique hands-on conservation experience.
$200-300 USD/night (all-inclusive)
Yupukari Village, Rupununi
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View Tours & LodgesHotels in Lethem (Rupununi)
Lethem is the main town in the Rupununi, near the Brazilian border. It serves as a gateway to the savannah and has basic accommodation options.
Savannah Inn
Best option in Lethem with comfortable air-conditioned rooms, restaurant, and pool. Good base for exploring the Rupununi.
$80-120 USD/night
Lethem, Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo
Booking Tips for Guyana Hotels
- Book eco-lodges through tour operators: Most eco-lodges are best booked as part of a package including flights and transfers
- Georgetown hotels accept walk-ins: Outside peak season, you can often get rooms without advance booking
- Negotiate directly: Especially for stays of 3+ nights, call the hotel directly for better rates
- Confirm airport transfers: Many hotels offer pickup — arrange in advance
- Bring USD cash: Credit cards aren't accepted everywhere, especially at smaller hotels
- Check what's included: Eco-lodge rates usually include meals and activities; hotel rates usually don't
Peak Season Warning
Hotels fill up during Christmas/New Year (Dec 20 - Jan 5), Easter, and Mashramani (late February). Book popular Georgetown hotels and all eco-lodges well in advance for these periods.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best hotel in Guyana?
For luxury in Georgetown, the Guyana Marriott Hotel is the top choice with its waterfront location, pool, casino, and international standards. For eco-tourism, Karanambu Lodge and Iwokrama River Lodge are world-class.
How much do hotels cost in Guyana?
Budget hotels: $30-60/night. Mid-range: $80-150/night. Luxury: $200-400/night. Eco-lodges: $200-500/night all-inclusive (meals, guides, activities). Prices are typically in USD.
Do I need to book eco-lodges in advance?
Yes. Most eco-lodges have limited capacity (10-20 guests) and book up months in advance, especially during dry season (September-April). Book at least 2-3 months ahead.
Can I pay with credit card?
Major Georgetown hotels accept credit cards. Many smaller hotels and most eco-lodges prefer USD cash or bank transfer. Visa is more widely accepted than Mastercard.
Is there Airbnb in Guyana?
Yes, Airbnb operates in Georgetown with options ranging from private rooms to entire apartments. Quality varies — check reviews carefully. Not available in interior regions.
Plan Your Stay
Ready to book your accommodation in Guyana? Here's a typical itinerary combining city and eco-lodge stays:
- Night 1-2: Georgetown hotel (explore the city, recover from flight)
- Night 3: Day trip to Kaieteur Falls, return to Georgetown
- Night 4-6: Eco-lodge in Rupununi (wildlife, indigenous culture)
- Night 7-8: Iwokrama (canopy walkway, birding)
- Night 9: Return to Georgetown or airport hotel for departure
Last updated: January 2026. Prices are approximate and subject to change. Need help planning your trip? Browse our trip planning resources or contact us.