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​Some hotels are built to accommodate travellers. Others become part of the story of a country.
For more than 180 years, Cara Lodge has quietly stood at the heart of Georgetown. Long before Guyana became one of the world's fastest-growing destinations, these verandas welcomed merchants, explorers, diplomats, presidents and royalty.
Today, they welcome you.
Nearly Two Centuries of Guyana History
Built in the 1840s, Cara Lodge has witnessed the remarkable evolution of Georgetown and Guyana itself.
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Throughout its history, the house has welcomed distinguished guests from around the world, including members of the Royal Family, heads of state, celebrated musicians and international explorers.
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Every doorway, every staircase and every piece of original timber reflects nearly two centuries of remarkable history.
Yet Cara Lodge has never become a museum. It remains wonderfully alive​​​​