Hilton has signed the dual branded Hilton Georgetown and DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Georgetown, marking the company’s first hotels in Guyana.
Owned by an affiliate of Assets Group and managed by Hilton, the properties’ combined 411 keys will form part of an oceanfront mixed-use business and entertainment complex in the country’s capital.
With this signing, Hilton continues its expansion in the Caribbean and Latin America (CALA) region, where it currently has more than 225 open hotels.
“Guyana is an important regional business hub and a promising tourism destination, and we are excited to join forces with Assets Group once again to celebrate this impressive project and significant milestone in Hilton’s continued rapid expansion,” says Juan Corvinos of Hilton.
Centrally located in downtown, the two hotels will have shared spaces and amenities, as well as property-specific experiences.
Inside Hilton Georgetown
The 11-story Hilton Georgetown will feature an elevated experience with 253 guestrooms and suites, along with an array of common spaces, including a striking lobby bar, a signature restaurant, and an outdoor pool with all-day dining options.
Meanwhile, the new DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Georgetown will house 158 contemporary suites with homey spaces for gathering.
The complex will also feature a conference center with a 25,900 square foot ballroom and 10,800 square feet of meeting spaces.
Members-only Social Club
Guests of Hilton Georgetown and DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Georgetown will also have access to a member-only social club, which will boast amenities like a pool, fitness center, spa, coworking space, library, and boardroom.
The club will also include a range of F&B experiences with two full-service dining options, two bars, and a public café.
Hilton plans to enter eight new countries and territories in the CALA region over the next few years, including Bermuda and Paraguay in 2024.
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