HISTORIC - BOUTIQUE - UNIQUE
 

History enthusiasts will find Cara Lodge in Guyana an exceptional place to stay. As one of Georgetown's oldest and most distinguished buildings, Cara Lodge is a well-known hotel and a beloved landmark in Guyana.
 

Constructed in the 1840s as two separate houses, Cara Lodge has a rich and romantic history. It once served as the residence of Georgetown's first Lord Mayor and has hosted many notable figures, including King Edward VIII, who stayed there in 1923 before his abdication to marry Wallis Simpson. Other prominent guests include President Jimmy Carter in 1996, HRH Prince Charles in April 2000, HRH Prince Andrew in 2004, and Mick Jagger in 2005.
 

This splendid home-turned-hotel combines the nostalgia and elegance of a bygone era with the service and comfort of a luxurious modern hotel, all within a welcoming, family-friendly environment. At Cara Lodge, we strive to offer a unique blend of historical charm and contemporary comfort, perfect for travellers seeking to experience a taste of Guyana's past or business professionals looking for modern amenities.

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