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Where To Stay in Guyana

From world-class luxury lodges to charming boutique hotels — the best places to stay for every budget.

Best Areas to Stay in Guyana

Choosing the right neighbourhood makes a huge difference to your experience. Here's an honest breakdown of where to base yourself.

Georgetown (Kingston/Robb St)
Best Location · $60–180/night

The heart of the colonial capital — closest to St George's Cathedral, Stabroek Market, and the airport transfer hub. The natural first and last stop on any Guyana trip.

Kaieteur (day-trip only)
No Accommodation · N/A

There is no overnight lodging at Kaieteur itself — all visits are day flights from Georgetown or combined with an Iwokrama itinerary.

Iwokrama River Lodge
Rainforest Base · $150–280/night (full board)

The best-placed lodge for the canopy walkway and Essequibo River wildlife — remote, comfortable, and run in partnership with the Iwokrama research programme.

Rupununi (Karanambu / Rewa)
Savannah & Community-Run · $180–350/night (full board)

Community and conservation-run eco-lodges in the deep south — Karanambu for giant otters and anteaters, Rewa for river wildlife and birding. Both fly-in only.

How to Get the Best Deal

  • Book 2–3 months in advance for peak season (especially Patagonia lodges and Galápagos boats which sell out months ahead)
  • Shoulder season (April–May or September–October for most destinations) offers 20–30% lower rates with comparable weather
  • Always compare the hotel's own website against third-party booking platforms — direct booking often includes perks
  • Check cancellation policies carefully; many South American lodges have strict non-refundable deposits