It would be our pleasure to help you to make the most of your time in Georgetown, Guyana.
So we’ve put together some useful information about what to do, where to go, how to get around and what you need to know while you’re here with us.
What to Pack
BEFORE YOU TRAVEL
Guyana experiences a year-round tropical climate with rainy seasons usually occurring from May to mid-August, and November to mid-January. With an average temperature of 83 degrees Fahrenheit / 28 degrees Centigrade, we’ll advise you to pack light, breathable clothing. It’s the ideal place for you to get that rich tan so remember to pack your sunscreen lotion!… early-morning runs.
The coast of Guyana is below sea level and is bordered by a sea wall which is ideal for long walks or invigorating early-morning runs, however, beach activities are not quite popular on account of the rising tides.
Finally, remember to bring insect repellent to ward off the bites of our diverse insect population. Our tropical climate supports a mosquito population which becomes quite noticeable in certain areas of the country.
Our Location
GETTING TO BRANDSVILLE SUITES
Upon your arrival at the Cheddi B. Jagan International Airport, Timehri, you have a few options to make that 48-minute drive to the Capital city of Georgetown and Brandsville.
- You can arrange for us to pick you up
If you wish, you can let us know the details of your arrival and we can arrange to get you safely from the airport right to our door. - You can take an Airport Taxi
At the airport, there are registered airport taxi drivers who are always present to shuttle visitors to their destinations. You will identify these persons by their white shirt-jacks and ID badges. - You can take a Private Hire Taxi
These private-hire taxi drivers will approach you the moment you exit the arrival gate and ask if you need a lift. They are usually dressed in casual clothing - You can take a MiniBus
These are usually the cheaper alternatives but do involve a wait time to load passengers. Mini-busses usually are destined for a general bus park in the heart of the city.
Except for mini-buses, taxis usually charge GYD$5,000.00 – GYD$7,000.00 for trips from the airport to the city.
Directions
If you’ve arranged for your transportation, try using Google Map to get directions.
Alternatively, you can instruct your driver to take you to our address at 48, Croal Street, Stabroek, Georgetown, Demera, Guyana, South America. You can also use Google maps for directions.
Our facilities
STAYING AT BRANDSVILLE SUITES
Here’s what you need to know when you get here.
Reservation Policy
One-day payment on each room for stays less than 7 days and 25% payment on stays over 7 days
Booking can be done online or to the property directly by email where an authorisation form must be filled out noting: the name, expiry date and card number. You can also make your booking at the hotel.
Check-in Times
Check-in time: 2pm/14:00h
Check-out time: 12 noon
Early arrival charges: US$5.00 per hour
Breakfast
When Registering
Present passport for overseas guest and national ID card or driver’s license for local guest
Sign our registration card which has the no smoking in rooms policy.
Should you have incidentals you are required to make a deposit.
Additional Guests
In addition to the regular room rates, we charge US$25.00/ GYD$5000 (with breakfast) and US$15.00/ GYD$3000 (without breakfast) for each additional person staying with you.
List and order of preferred means of payment
US Currency
Local currency
Credit Cards: VISA, MasterCard
RESTAURANTS
Our restaurant “Mango Walk 2.0 Lounge and Sports Bar” is graced with the necessary amenities to ensure you have a time of your life while relaxing, dining, having a date or meeting your business partners.
Equally, with a population encompassing cultures as varied as Indian, African and indigenous Amerindian, Guyana is a place brimming with nature, and our diverse culture gives rise to a wide assortment of ethnic foods.
For a complete listing of food outlets in and around Georgetown, we recommend the following Guyana Tourism Authority resource below:
“Intrepid travelers searching for full cultural immersion can find many food shops and eateries dishing out local cuisines in many places in Guyana. Roti, curries, pastries, cakes, soups, Brazilian style cuisines, Chinese cuisines, salads, cook-up, metamgee, pepperpot, bakes, and kinds of seafood are all examples of foods that will leave your taste buds wanting more.“
GETTING AROUND
Here, we’ve put together a list of reliable taxi services and auto rentals for you to choose from
Taxi Services
- Conway Taxi
Georgetown
+592-231-4720, +592-231-4721
- Confidential Taxi
Georgetown
+592-400-8600, +592-400-8601
Auto Rentals
Kindly speak with the front desk to arrange.
ENTERTAINMENT
“After you’ve had your day filled with fun, it’s time to check the vibrant and diverse night entertainment that awaits you. Explore the bars, clubs, sports bars, jazz clubs, Latin parties, poolside band performances and karaoke bars or just “lime” [hang out] as they say in Guyana at any of the local fish shops and the Georgetown Seawall” – Guyana Tourism Authority
SIGHTS
It’s also a country committed to sustainable tourism. Guyana attracts about 280,000 visitors annually due to its spectacular natural and man-made landscapes.
Just a stone’s throw away around the city you can see a plethora of national and cultural monuments, colonial-style buildings, recreational parks and botanical gardens. Venture out of the city and you can get a glimpse into Guyana’s past when you visit one of our colonial forts. Our rainfall gradient provides a treat for the visual senses of visitors.
Visit the spectacular Kaieteur Falls – the world’s largest single drop waterfall by volume, particularly during the rainy season. Enjoy the sunset from the waters of the Essequibo River at Baganara Lodge.
For additional information on the unique attractions that make a visit to Guyana a bucket list-worthy feat, please visit the website of the Guyana Tourism Authority.
TOURS AND ACTIVITIES
Around 80% of Guyana is covered in tropical rainforest, meaning that the opportunities for spotting elusive and, in some cases, giant wildlife are abundant.
Whether you’re interested in taking a scenic tour of our natural wonders or striking landscapes or getting a once-in-a-lifetime lesson in making the World’s Best Rum, or maybe you’re a nature lover, or you want to go hiking for a rainforest view and would like to visit one of our eco-tourism destinations, or live a back-packers dream and explore our mysterious forests with the hopes of finding El Dorado, the right tour guide will make experiencing any of these natural and man-made wonders unforgettable. For a list of experienced and professional tour operators please see here.
SHOPPINGS
A short bus or car ride will take you downtown to the Regent Street Area which is at the heart of Georgetown’s shopping district. Movement in any direction on or away from Regent Street will lead you to retail and wholesale outlets that carry a range of local and foreign goods for personal adornment, consumption and or for use as gifts. Craft lovers, for local, unique and intricately fabricated pieces a visit to the Hibiscus Plaza is a must!
The Guyana Arts & Crafts Producers Association is the perfect compass for obtaining locally produced souvenirs.