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Originally settled by the Dutch in 1616, and later taken over by the British, Guyana has been hugely influenced by the cultures of the slaves from Africa and the indentured labour from India. These peoples were brought to work the sugar plantations. This history has led to the ethnic diversity of Guyana, which is in South America and is the only country there with English as its official language. Guyana has remarkable table topped mountains, waterfalls, and a tropical wildlife species that makes everyone want to be a zoologist. Georgetown has hotels and restaurants, museums and galleries - with Colonial and Victorian architecture. But the best vacation in Guyana is spent exploring the wild rivers (such as the Amazon, Orinoco and the Negro rivers) and staying at an eco-resort. Guyana hotels and Guyana resorts are listed and will help you plan your vacation. Image courtesy of Guyana Tourism Authority. |
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| Brandsville Apartments | Hotel | Georgetown | 88 - 90 Pike St., Campbellville |
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| Cara Lodge Guyana | Hotel | Georgetown | 294 Quamina St. Georgetown |
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| Grand Coastal Inn | Hotel | Georgetown | Plantation Le Ressouvenir, ECD |
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| Hotel Ariantze Sidewalk Café & Jazz Club | Hotel | Georgetown | 176 Middle Street, Georgetown |
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| Hotel Uantze | Hotel | Georgetown | 176 Middle Street, Georgetown | |
| Lake Mainstay Resort | Hotel | Georgetown | 216-217 Lamaha St., North C/Burg |
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| Regency Suites/Hotel | Hotel | Georgetown | 98 Hadfield St. Work-en-Rust |